Mai Poina ʻOe Iaʻu - by Lizzie Doirin
ʻO ʻoe kaʻu i hāʻupu aʻe nei E ka ʻōpua hiki ahiahi Hiki maila nō hoʻi ʻoe Maha aʻela nei puʻuwai    Hui: Mai poina ʻoe iaʻu E kaʻu mea e liʻa nei E hoʻomaumau ka ʻikena I mau ai ke koiʻi a loko   Ohaoha wale hoʻi Ko aloha iaʻu nei Me ʻoe pū aku nō ia ʻupu I lei mau no nā kau a kau	It is you that I am thinking of O cloud that comes in the evening And when you have come This heart is at rest    Chorus: Do not forget me Beloved, of my heart Let your visits be more frequent That the love may remain fresh, within    Your love is ever fresh to me May you too, feel the same That our love be as a lei Throughout the seasons
Facsimile of ribbon Queen Liliʻuokalani gave to her friends when she was imprisoned in ʻIolani Palace.
Source: Leilani Sexton (grandaughter of Lizzie and Alfred Alohikea) - Elizabeth Kahau Alohikea used the pen name of Lizzie Doirin on some of her compositions. She may have used this name to honor one of her aunts, Doirin. This mele was first published 1907, in the Hawaiian News Co. Ltd. © 1916, 43 Charles E. King Translation by Mary Pukui