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Template:Infobox PM "Aloha" is a traditional Hawaiian song composed by Dick Stephen Walter. The main instruments being played in the piece include steel guitars, the ukulele, and the acoustic guitar.

Usage

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Trivia

Between "Good Neighbors" and "The Hankering," this took 14 and a half years for this track to be used again, which means this track went a total of 198 episodes without being played.
The title "Aloha" is in reference to the Hawaiian theme of the song. Aloha means hello and goodbye in Hawaiian.
The usage has sped up since season 13.

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-}}"'''Aloha'''" is a traditional Hawaiian song composed by Dick Stephen Walter. The main instruments being played in the piece include steel guitars, the ukulele, and the acoustic guitar.
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+"'''Aloha'''" is a traditional Hawaiian song composed by Dick Stephen Walter. The main instruments being played in the piece include steel guitars, the ukulele, and the acoustic guitar.
 ==Usage==
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 ==Trivia==
 *Between "[[Good Neighbors]]" and "[[The Hankering]]," this took 14 and a half years for this track to be used again, which means this track went a total of 198 episodes without being played.
-*The title “Aloha” is in reference to the Hawaiian theme of the song. Aloha means hello and goodbye in Hawaiian.
+*The title "Aloha" is in reference to the Hawaiian theme of the song. Aloha means hello and goodbye in Hawaiian.
-*The usage has sped up since [[Season 13]].
+*The usage has sped up since [[season 13]].
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