Ronnie Tsunami
[Verse 1] The trade winds whispered through the coconut trees, Moonlight dancing on the midnight seas. I closed my eyes beneath the stars so bright, And drifted into an island night. [Pre-Chorus] The mountains glowed with a saffron flame, Softly calling out my name. [Chorus] I dreamed I met the fire goddess Pele, Dancing where the rivers of lava flow. She smiled like sunrise over old Hawaiʻi, With a heart that only island souls can know. She said, “Respect the land that gives you life, Love the ocean, sky, and every tree.” When I woke, the saffron fire was burning, Deep inside of me. [Verse 2] She wore a lei of blossoms kissed by fire, Eyes that held the earth’s eternal desire. Every step she took made flowers bloom, Turning ash into sweet perfume. [Pre-Chorus] She laughed, and all the stars aligned, Leaving every fear behind. [Chorus] I dreamed I met the fire goddess Pele, Dancing where the rivers of lava flow. She smiled like sunrise over old Hawaiʻi, With a heart that only island souls can know. She said, “Carry aloha everywhere, Share your light for all the world to see.” When I woke, the saffron fire was burning, Deep inside of me. [Bridge] Was it only just a dream? Or something older than time? Some say legends live forever, If you listen with your heart instead of your mind. [Final Chorus] I dreamed I met the fire goddess Pele, Where the volcano meets the endless sea. She blessed my soul with ancient island wisdom, Like a melody upon the breeze. Now every sunset paints her story, Every wave sings her memory. And I’ll forever see her saffron calling, Across the islands… Calling me. [Outro] E mālama i ka ʻāina… (Take care of the land.) E mālama i ke aloha… (Take care of love.) And when the trade winds whisper softly… I’ll remember Pele’s saffron song.
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© Ronnie Tsunami — Island & trop rock entertainment from Hawaii to Key West.