Moanikeʻala - Prince William Pitt Leleiohoku
ʻAuhea ʻo Moanikeʻala Hoa pili o mī nei A he aha kāu hana e pāweo nei E ka makani Puʻulena Hui: Kuhi au a he pono kēia Āu e hoʻapaʻapa mai nei E wiki mai ʻoe i pono kāua I ʻolu hoʻi au e ke hoa Hoʻohihi aku au e ʻike I ka wai māpunapuna Ua Tuahine piʻo ānuenue O ia uka ʻiuʻiu Eia hoʻi au ua wehi Ua liʻa ke onaona Ia wai ʻona a ka lehua Wai mūkīkī a ka manu	Where are you my wind-borne fragrance My dearest, my closest companion Why are you avoiding me O Puʻulena breeze Chorus:| I thought all was well between us Why do you keep me waiting Hurry that all may be well with us And I`ll be pleased my dear companion  I am longing to see The bubbling spring The Tuahine rain, the rainbow's arch In that distant upland  Here am I all bedecked Thrilled by the fragrance And the sweet honey of lehua Honey sipped by the birds
Source: King's Hawaiian Melodies - Composed by the younger brother of David Kalākaua and Lili'uokalani, this may have been written for a lover from Kona and a tryst in Mānoa valley. Translated by Kini Sullivan & Mary Pukui. © 1916, 43 Charles E. King