Na Kuahiwi Kaulana - Bill Lincoln |
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| Click Title to Access Melody Hoʻo komo i kau apo aʻo Mahukona I ka nuku kaulana o ka ʻāina Ahuwale nā Kuahiwi o Kohala Ke holo aʻela mai uka a ke kai Huʻi huʻi kai hona aʻo Waimea Me ka wai ili ula Ka ua Kipuʻupuʻu I ka kuʻi kā ʻolu o Kawaihae Ke one pua kea i ke kai hāwanawana Alawa aʻe ua I ka nani aʻo Maunakea Pumehana i ka poli kaupu aʻo Maunaloa E ae ou Huālalai e kuʻu mai la Na kuahiwi kaulana i ke kapaʻau |
Let us go to Mahukona and Enter this famous land Mountains of Kohala are in plain view That run from the uplands to the sea Water of Waimea is cold The water burns the skin The chilly rain Kipuʻupuʻu The smooth pounding sea of Kawaihae The white sand and whispering sea Let us glance up At the beauty of Mauna Kea Think of the heat in the heart of Mauna Loa There is the top of Hualālai The famous mountains where the gods dwell |
| Source: G.Cooke collection Translation by Kanani Mana Music clip by Gippy Cooke | |