E Aloha Mai E Pele - Harriet Kepilino Fernandez
E aloha mai, e Pele Ka wahine lewa i ke ahi Nuha ʻinoʻino nō ʻoe Me kou lava neʻe mālie Kaulana nei kou inoa Ma nā wahi pū a pau Holo mākou me ka waimaka Mai kuʻu ʻāina aloha Hiʻiakapoliopele Kāu mea i aloha ai E alakai ʻoe a ʻike pono Ke aliʻi wahine o ka honua Ke hulali nei ke ahi Me kou lava neʻe mālie Huli aku mākou a i luna ʻIke i ka nani poina ʻole Haʻina mai ka puana E ō e Pele i kou inoa Puʻuwai kaumaha o ka lehulehu Aloha nō i ka ʻāina	O Pele, have mercy on us O lady moving in the form of fire Your sulk is so great Yet your lava moves slowly Your name is famous Everywhere We ran with tears From the land we loved Hiʻiaka raised in the bosom of Pele The one that I loved Lead to her destination The queen of the earth The fire glitters As her lava moves slowly We turn to the top To see the unforgettable beauty This is the end of the song Answer O Pele to your name To the heavy heart of the mulititude Who love the land
Source: Hines Collection - Translator unknown. Hawaiian Text edited by Puakea Nogelmeier