Princess Poopooly (Pupule) - words & music by Harry Owens
Princess Poopooly has plenty papayas And she loves to give it away Now all of the neighbors they say Oh mea oh mya You really should try a little piece Of the Princess Poopooly's papaya       Princess Poopooly's not truly unruly To pass out papayas each day For all of the neighbors they say She may give the fruit But she holds on to the root And so she has the fruit and the root to boot       One bright Sunday afternoon It was field day in her papaya groves But I reached the gate an hour too late The customers were lined up in droves       So let this be a warning Go early in the morning And it is true you'll never rue the day The Princess Poopooly has plenty papayas And she love to give it away I mean papaya She loves to give it away	Harry Owens, 1940
Source: Our Hawaii by Bob Krauss - Poopooly is a play on the Hawaiian word pupule. Written for Carmen Joyce, a Ziegfield Follies chorus girl who arrived in Hawaii 1924, at age 26, to dance in the chorus line of a show booked in the Princess Theater. The show ran 10 weeks, Carmen fell in love with Hawaii, took up residence and married several times. Copyright Royal Music Publisher, 447 Ilimanu Street, Kailua, HI. 96734