"Pat and his Paddlers" is a popular Hawaiian song, written by Johnny Noble and published in 1958. The song tells the story of Pat, a canoe paddler, and his crew as they paddle through the waters of Hawaii.

The song features catchy lyrics and a memorable melody, and it has become a beloved classic in Hawaii and beyond. The chorus goes:

"One paddle, two paddle, three paddle, four Heading for the islands on the outside shore One paddle, two paddle, three paddle, four Steering by the stars to the island we adore"

The lyrics describe the paddlers working together to navigate the ocean, using the stars as their guide. The song captures the spirit of Hawaii and its deep connection to the ocean and nature.

Over the years, "One Paddle, Two Paddle" has been covered by many artists and has become a staple of Hawaiian music. It's a fun and upbeat song that is sure to make you feel like you're out on the water, paddling alongside Pat and his crew.