Lyrics copied from HUAPALA - Hawaiian Music and Hula Archives (which has lyrics to lots more Hawaiian-themed songs, and a few tunes):

COCOANUT GROVE
Words & Music by Harry Owens, 1938.

VERSE: I know of a place poets write about,
An island of dreams they delight about,
Where the birds on high sing a song to us,
And the earth and sky belong to us.
There's a grove of palm trees
Growing by the sea,
Beckoning to you and me.

CHORUS: There's a cocoanut grove where life is entrancing,
And there, sweetheart, we'll find romancing,
And love for two,
By the light of a south sea island moon.
There's a cocoanut grove where your happy lover
Will do his part and soon discover
A rendezvous
In the shelter of a tropical lagoon.

Palm trees will be swaying
While steel guitars are playing.
Believe what I'm saying, dear.
I swear it's true.

There's a cocoanut grove where I'll be confessing
The simple truth that you've been guessing.
Sweetheart, I love but you.

[Source: Copyright Royal Music Publisher, 447 Ilimanu Street, Kailua, HI. 96734]