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Template:Infobox APM "Alekoki" is a traditional Hawaiian song performed by Kapono Beamer. The main instruments being played in the piece include an acoustic guitar, a steel guitar, and a ukulele. The song was originally written by Lunalilo King Lunalilo of Hawaii after he failed to successfully court his beloved, the Princess Victoria Kamāmalu. The song's focus and namesake is a small body of water near the Nuʻuanu Valley.

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 |introduced = "[[Rock-a-Bye Bivalve]]"
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+"'''Alekoki'''" is a traditional Hawaiian song performed by Kapono Beamer. The main instruments being played in the piece include an acoustic guitar, a steel guitar, and a ukulele. The song was originally written by {{W|Lunalilo King Lunalilo}} of Hawaii after he failed to successfully court his beloved, the Princess {{W|Victoria Kamāmalu}}. The song's focus and namesake is a small body of water near the Nuʻuanu Valley.
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