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Originally Posted by Norrel
What’s to speculate? Ohia is a tree, Lehua is the flower that grows on that tree, and the song is about her child, as referenced by the opening lines, so I think it’s safe to say the Ohia/Lehua references(as well as the tale surrounding it) are just metaphor for her love & devotion for her child.
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^ Yeah, I mean there is no doubt the song is for her child. But the legend is actually about two lovers being joined together forever. I think the timing of the release combined with the title being something specific to Hawaii and a legend about lovers, its meant to encourage speculation that it's Max child, whether true or not.