Kawohikûkapulani (Sacred Virgin Standing in Heaven) - Words & music by Helen Desha Beamer
He lei ʻāʻī ʻoe na ke kūpuna A he milimili ʻoe na ka mākua Pūlama ʻia ʻoe me ke aloha Hiʻipoi ʻia oe ma kuʻu poli He lei aloha ʻoe ua kaulana I paukū ʻia me ka ʻāhihi Hoʻohihi nō wau naʻu ʻoe ʻO koʻu kuleana paʻa nō ia Haʻina ʻia mai ana ka puana Kuʻu lei nani ʻoe poina ʻole Hea aku mākou e ō mai ʻoe ʻO Kawohikūkapulani he inoa	Helen Elizabeth Kawohikukapulani Beamer	You are a lei for the grandparents And a darling for your parents Cherished with love You are cradled on my bosom You are a beloved lei, renowned Linked with the ʻāhihi I too, am involved for you are mine This is my right, permanently The story is told You are my beautiful, child, unforgettable We call, you answer Kawohikūkapulani, your name
Source: Songs of Helen Desha Beamer, Copyright Harriett Beamer Magoon 1953. Composed for Helen Elizabeth Kawohikukapulani Beamer, the youngest daughter of Helen and Pete Beamer, on the occasion of her wedding to Charles William Dahlberg, April 3, 1941