Ke ʻoni nei ka huila
Eu wahi huapala nei
Kamau kiʻaha pia
Ke noenoe mai nei
He hewa iho hoi ʻoe
Kiʻaha okolehao
O ka poke oio mai
A he ʻono i ka penu kai
Kamau e ka inamona
Lomilomi welelau lima
ʻAmaʻama lawalu nui
He ʻono ke momoni iho
Hana ia apau pono
Na ono a ka Hawaiʻi
Ei hou ae ua `ono
ʻO ke Kole maka onaona
He ʻono mai hoʻi kau
Ke akule i ke kai uli
Ma ka piko iho no ʻoe
Alawa ko makemake
Haʻina mai ka puana
Eu wahi huapala nei
Hoʻi mai no kāua la
Ke noenoe mai nei |
- Things are moving right
along
- For there comes my little
sweetheart
- Drink and enjoy some
swipe
- It will make us feel so
good
-
- No big thing to try
another
- A glass or two of
okolehao
- Raw fish on the side
- Tastes so good, Hawaiian
style
-
- Don't go without inamona
- Mixed right in the fish with
the fingers
- With some mullet baked in ti
leaves
- Luscious when you swallow
them
-
- Try all the
- Hawaiian delicacies
- Here's another delicious
specialty
- The sweet-eyed Kole fish
-
- So delicious is
- The akule from the deep blue
sea
- Concentrate on eating
- Till you've had your
fill
-
- This is the end of our
story
- All about my native
sweetheart
- Come, let us go home
together
- You've got me under your
spell
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