Halehuki - Helen Desha Beamer
Uluwehi ku’u home Kū kilakila i ka lihi wai Wai kaulana o ia uka I ka uluwehi o Halehuki Ia home kau i ka ʻolu Home hoʻokipa i ka malihini I laila au hoʻohihi i ka nani O ia home Hui: Nani wale Halehuki Kuʻu home e kū nei I ka ʻowē nehe mai A ka wai o Wailuku Ia home i pili ʻia Me ka nani o ka bougainvillea Pumehana kuʻu home i ke aloha	Lush and verdant, my home Stand majestically on river’s bank Renowned waters from the uplands Enhance the beauty of Halehuki This home, nestling in the shade Is ever open to the visitor| There, I am a part of the beauty Of this home Chorus: Oh, how beautiful, Halehuki My home stands here Above the rumbling murmur Of the waters of the Wailuku This home is adorned with the clinging Beauty of bougainvillea My home is warm because of love
Source: Songs of Helen Desha Beamer - Halehuki was the name of the Beamer faimily home in Hilo, Copyright 1953 Harriett Beamer Magoon