"Bali Ha'i", also spelled "Bali Hai", is a show tune from the 1949 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical South Pacific. The name refers to a mystical island, visible on the horizon but not reachable, and was originally inspired by the sight of Ambae island from neighboring Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu, where author James Michener was stationed in World ...

Muriel Smith (dubbing Juanita Hall) sings "Bali Ha'i" from the 1958 film of Rodgers & Hammerstein's SOUTH PACIFIC.CONNECT WITH RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN :http://...

A Navy Construction Battalion sailor (Seabee) named Luther Billis persuades Cable to visit the nearby island of Bali Hai, where he falls in love with a local girl named Liat.

The unmistakable profile of Bali Hai, or Makana Mountain on Kauai’s north shore is where the last sunset in the United States takes place each evening. The name Bali Hai comes from the movie South Pacific in which the pyramid-shaped Makana represented a …

Tony Award Winner Juanita Hall reprised her Role as Bloody Mary in the 1958 Filmversion of South Pacific.On the Stage she sang the Songs by herself but in th...

Bali Ha’i May call you Any night, any day. In your heart You’ll hear it call you: “Come away, come away.” Bali Ha’i Will whisper On de wind of de sea: “Here am I, Your special island! Come to me, come to me!” Your own special hopes, Your own special dreams, Bloom on de hillside And shine in de streams. If you try, You’ll find me

Rodgers & Hammerstein - Bali ha’i (South Pacific) Lyrics. Most people live on a lonely island, Lost in the middle of a foggy sea. Most people long for another island, One where they know they will l.

Bali Ha'i, Bali Ha'i! Someday you'll see me floatin' in the sunshine, My head stickin' out from a loaf nighin' cloud, You'll hear me call you, Singin' through the sunshine, Sweet and clear as can be: "Come to me, here am I, come to me." If you try, you'll find me Where the sky meets the sea. "Here am I your special island Come to me, Come to me ...

With lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II and music by Richard Rodgers, the song appears in the 1949 Broadway musical/1958 film South Pacific.

Bali Ha'i, Bali Ha'i! Someday you'll see me floatin' in the sunshine, My head stickin' out from a low-flyin' cloud, You'll hear me call you, Singin' through the sunshine, Sweet and clear as can be: "Come to me, here am I, come to me." If you try, you'll find me Where the sky meets the sea. "Here am I your special island Come to me, Come to me ...