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Updated: 01/29/2012 |
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Hawaiian Songs |
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Hawai'i Aloha
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E Hawai'i, e ku'u one
hanau e,
O Hawai'i, o my
sands-birth,
Ku'u home kulaiwi nei
My home-native here
'Oli nu au i na pono lani
ou
Rejoice indeed I in the
hope-heavenly-your
E Hawai'i, aloha e!
O Hawai'i, greetings of love!
HUI
[CHORUS]
E hau'oli e na opio o
Hawai'i nei
Be happy o the youths of Hawai'i
here
'Oli e! 'Oli e!
Rejoice!
Rejoice!
Mai na aheahe makani e pa mai nei
From the gentle winds blowing here
Mau ke aloha
no Hawai'i
Always the love for
Hawai'i
[Hana hou i ka hui]
[Repeat the chorus]
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Hawai‘i Pono‘?
(Hawai'i Pono‘? PDF)
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Hawai‘i pono‘?
N?n? i kou m?‘?
Ka lani ali‘i
Ke ali‘i
hui:
Makua lani ?
Kamehameha ?
Na kaua e pale
Me ka
ihe
Hawai‘i pono‘?
N?n? i n? ali‘i
N? pua
muli kou
N? p?ki‘i
Hawai‘i pono‘?
E ka
l?hui e
‘O k?u hana nui
E ui ? |
Hawai‘i’s own
Be loyal to
your chief
Your country’s liege and lord
The ali‘i
chorus:
Father above us all
Kamehameha
Who guarded in
war
With his spear
Hawai‘i’s own
Look to your
lineal chiefs
These chiefs of latter birth
Younger siblings
Hawai‘i’s own
People of loyal hearts
Thy only duty
lies
Listen and abide |
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One Paddle, Two Paddle
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One paddle, two paddle,
three paddle,
Four to take me home
Fourteen on the right, fourteen on
the left,
Take me to Hawaii nei, no ka best.
I went away a long
time
Such a long time, a long time ago
Seen enough cities to last a
lifetime
Goin' away no more
I want to smell the flowers,
The
sweet flowers when the trade winds blow
Seen enough fences to last a
lifetime
Going' away no more |
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