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You will teach me the secret
of your elegance wherefore
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you can seduce your men.
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l will teach you the secret
of my dance wherefore
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l seduce mine.
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Come, come to learn the Hula.
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This, ladies and gentlemen,
is the Hula.
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You think it's too difficult?
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Of course,
ladies and gentlemen,
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but nothing is impossible
as Abraham Lincoln used to say.
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Look at that dancer.
She's the best in the island.
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But, ladies and gentlemen,
when she was a child,
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she was struck by polio
and do you know what
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had the power to free
her poor crippled limbs?
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The Hula,
ladies and gentlemen.
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The Hula and her willpower. ''
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They listened, clapped,
had fun and got moved,
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exactly as it was written
in the program.
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And now that the program
prescribes a Hula lesson,
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they go to learn Hula,
nice and diligent.
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This candid generation
of once hard workers now
:38:16
believe in the Hula, in theirs
and other people's happiness,
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while they enjoy
a little murdering rest,
:38:22
with their first symptoms
of arthritis.
:38:25
They still believe
in this tropical paradise
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that they have destroyed
and where the only real,
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genuine native dance we can
still attend, is this one.