| O ke au i kahuli wela ka honua
| The tide turned the heat of the earth
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| O ke au i kahuli lole ka lani
| The tide overturned the sky
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| O ke au i kuka’iaka ka la
| The time I talked about was the day
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| E ho’omalamalama i ka malama
| Let the moon shine
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| O ke au o Makali’i ka po
| Makaliʻi season is night
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| O ka walewale ho’okumu honua ia O ke kumu o ka lipo, i lipo ai O ke kumu o ka Po, i po ai
| The only one who created the earth The source of the dust, which is lost The source of the night, which is
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| O ka lipolipo, o ka lipolipo
| The lipolipo, the lipolipo
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| O ka lipo o ka la, o ka lipo o ka po
| The heart of the day, the heart of the night
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| Po wale ho’i
| Only last night
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| Hanau ka po Hanau Kumulipo i ka po, he kane
| Kumulipo was born in the night, a male
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| Hanau Po’ele i ka po, he wahine
| Born in the night, a woman
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| E pua ana ka makani, la’ea
| The wind is blowing, bright
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| E na hala o Malelewa’a
| The sins of Malelewaʻa
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| Kui 'ia e lupua, la’ea
| Stirred to the brim, smooth
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| Halua 'ala i ka poli
| It smells good on the breast
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| Maika’i ka pua hinano, la’ea
| The hinano flower is beautiful, delicate
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| Na pua i Waialoha
| The flowers at Waialoha
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| 'Upu a’e ana ka mana’o, la’ea
| The idea comes up, cool
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| E 'ike ia Halali’i
| See Halali'i
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| He ali’i na’u ke aloha, la’ea
| He is a king of love, noble
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| A he lei no ku’u lani
| And a wreath for my heaven
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| Ha’ina mai ku puana, la’ea
| Tell me, sweetheart
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| No Ka’ahumanu he inoa | Kaʻahumanu has a name |