Kahukiʻaialo - Words by Pilahi Pākī & Nāpua Stevens Poire, music by Irmgard Farden ʻĀluli
Kahukiʻaialo Ka lei o Puamana Ka home ma Lahaina Kūlana hiehie ʻoe   Kuini o nā makamaka Ke aliʻi wahine aloha Puʻuwai hāmama Piha i ke aloha nā kānaka   Puana ʻia kuʻu mele Kahukiʻaialo O ka malu ʻulu o Lele E ō i kou inoa	Kahukiʻaialo Beloved lei of Puamana Our home in Lahaina Oh, how regal you are You are as a queen of many Oh, beloved chiefess With an open heart Thus your subjects are filled with love for you For it is told Kahuki`aialo From the breadfruit grove of Lele Respond to your name
Source: Hailama Farden - This is a name song for the composer's sister, Annette Elsie Kahukiʻaialo (Farden) Ryan. Written in the mid 60's, it was introduced on a live broadcast, as a surprise birthday present to Annette, as she listened to the radio. There have been some minor changes in the lyrics by Nāpua Stevens Poire, since the song was originally composed. Pua Mana, is the Farden family home on Maui; Lele, the ancient name of Lahaina. Recorded by Myra English, "Oh How I Miss You Tonight", Hula Records