| Tyna
|
| I texted the cuzzie, said cuzzie I’ll be there like later tonight
|
| He was like, chur cuz you know I got mahi I’ll leave on that light'
|
| So later that night I pull up in the drive I can see by that light
|
| Ain’t nobody home, but that pot on the stove and I’m feeling alright
|
| That boil-up the meanest, after that feed I crashed out on the couch
|
| Shout-out the cuzzie we all the same, all the same what we about
|
| Whanau come first we learnt from our Nanny no locks on this house aye!
|
| We learnt from our Nanny, we learnt from our Papa no locking you out aye!
|
| Slide up to the Coast, cause I need a break
|
| Call that Maori time cause we never late
|
| Sick of city lights, stresses elevating
|
| I’m back on the Coast stress alleviate
|
| Im back on the Coast as we celebrate
|
| Im back on the Coast and I penetrate
|
| It’s Maori time, Maori time never late…
|
| I told her cuzzie, cuzzie I’ll be over later
|
| Cause life been up and down like an elevator
|
| I’ll be coming home I’ma charge It up
|
| When I get home is that us or what
|
| Doors is wide open at my Nanny house |
| Fridge is wide open at my Nanny house
|
| Whanau always on at my Nanny house
|
| Turn up we get turn up at my Nanny house
|
| Tipene
|
| Nanny’s House
|
| Might get a mihi at the door
|
| By the Ariki on the wall
|
| Feel the whariki on the floor
|
| Hear the tamariki down the hall
|
| On the chilling with the cuz buzz
|
| Full of love and it’s warm
|
| Smelling like fresh cut lawns
|
| Feel it in my chest I’m drawn
|
| To the only place I rest I’m from
|
| I’m a coastie!
|
| Open flame lamb tail with the toastie
|
| Give the fire a stoking
|
| Out there life’s kinda crazy
|
| Nans kai’s always amazing and cozy
|
| She’s the only one that knows me
|
| She the only one a bro needs
|
| Like the old Humber 80 with choke she
|
| Picks me up on the low key talks to me slowly
|
| She nicknamed me Georgie
|
| True story of the west side hori
|
| And I never had time to be naughty
|
| Couldn’t afford TV’s or CD’s
|
| But I don’t remember ever feeling boring
|
| «Boy, better get outside and milk that cow
|
| Pig bucket feed that sow
|
| Get outside and hoot that owl
|
| In the garden with that plow»
|
| Always had mahi round the house |
| When I feel like chucking in the towel
|
| I think about my nanny and my papa
|
| And how hard they worked
|
| For us to get enough ta eat
|
| I rousey with the aunties and the uncles
|
| On the handpiece with the gumboots
|
| And the mutton cloth singlets
|
| Prince Tui Teka through the speakers
|
| Whanau full on singers
|
| And it’s all about manaaki
|
| Korero and the Kai so hearty
|
| Everybody sarky in the markie
|
| Pulling heartstrings like the gat at the party
|
| And he’s the baddest the cuzzy
|
| Brought up on the mahi and the rugby
|
| When I’m feeling kinda teets and it’s ugly
|
| I always go back coz I know nan loves me
|
| She was proud to be Maori
|
| But she wasn’t allowed to be Maori
|
| But she showed us all how to be Maori
|
| Show us all what it means now to be Maori
|
| Now I know why
|
| She wore a moko kauwai
|
| Why we always go diving at low tide
|
| Why we dressed up with a bow tie
|
| So I never let a day go by… and bro I.
|
| Doors is wide open at my Nanny house
|
| Fridge is wide open at my Nanny house
|
| Whanau always on at my Nanny house
|
| Turn up we get turn up at my Nanny house |
| Doors are wide open at my Nanny house
|
| Fridge is wide open at my Nanny house
|
| Whanau always on at my Nanny house
|
| Turn up we get turn up at my Nanny house
|
| Take your shoes off at my nanny’s house
|
| Boy go do the lawns at my nanny’s house
|
| Get the wooden spoon at my nanny’s house
|
| Boy get to your room at my nanny’s house |