#379: Aloha Oe Vey (@ChinoBrah)

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🗓️ 7 February 2020

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Chino LaForge met me before one of our shows to tell me about the history of the country of Hawaii. I think it ain't even really part of America. Honestly. I know it is, but I don't agree. Chino broke down all the history and then we moved on to what it's like there now. Really interested conversation.

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0:00.0	And then she wrote the song Aloha Oye.
0:01.8	Which is Aloha Oye.
0:05.0	Sounds like a sweet song, right?
0:07.0	What is it?
0:07.8	It's the saddest fucking song ever written in the Hawaiian language.
0:12.4	It's literally saying goodbye to our ways,
0:15.3	goodbye to our culture, goodbye to our people,
0:18.2	goodbye to everything we know.
0:20.0	Oh, no.
0:21.4	That's it.
0:22.3	It's played so much.
0:23.0	It's so sad.
0:24.7	Goodbye to our country.
0:26.3	Any Hawaiian who knows what the words of that song means,
0:29.7	knows the appropriate time to play that song,
0:31.4	which is damn near and ever.
0:33.0	Aloha Oye.
0:40.0	Aloha Oye.
0:47.0	Nice song.
0:58.2	Oh.
1:06.9	Oh.
1:08.9	Oh.
	...

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