I forgot to tell you this but queen Liliuokalani and king Kalakaua is related to me! I am a part of the royal family! I have royalty blood in me and Honolulu,hawaii was our home but noe it belongs to the americans! They stole the land from my family!
Thank you for the memories Lapi. My Wife walked down the aisle to your beautiful Wedding song. We tied the knot in Oromocto, New Brunswick, Canada with family and friends from New Zealand and Canada. ❤ 🙏🏽
As early evening rains come down I hold you in my arms I try to smile away your tears And rock away all harm Please close your eyes again for me Hush, now don't you cry The showers sing a sweet, sweet, sweet Waimea Lullaby Dans la soiree il pleur douchment Je te tien dans mes bras C'est toi le larm le chanson trise Mon amour ne pleur pas J'adore les yeux qui son si beau Hush now don't you cry Les nuage chantant une sweet, sweet, sweet Waimea Lullaby My darling I'm in love with you And times like these are very few If I had my way right here I'd stay And hold you forever Please dream a pleasant dream for me Hush now don't you cry I'll sing for you a sweet, sweet, sweet Waimea Lullaby As early evening winds blow soft I hold you to my breast I run my fingers through your hair To put your mind at rest Please dream a pleasant dream for me Hush now don't you cry The breezes sing a sweet, sweet, sweet Waimea Lullaby 😭😭😭😭
Lyrics: Beef stew and rice Beef stew and rice Beef stew and rice, spaghetti plate, burger deluxe Beef stew and rice, spaghetti plate, burger deluxe One small saimin, one large saimin One small saimin, one large saimin One deluxe won ton min! Hamburger steak! Hamburger steak, chili and rice, beef curry stew, side order fries Hamburger steak, chili and rice, beef curry stew, side order fries Liver and onions! Liver and onions! Liver and onions, shoyu chicken, beef tomato, fried egg sandwich, tossed green salad, tuna sandwich, pork tofu! Corned beef with cabbage, oxtail soup, fruit cocktail cups, soup of the day Corned beef with cabbage, oxtail soup, fruit cocktail cup, soup of the day Sweet sour spareribs, jello cup, pie a la mode, Portuguese bean soup Jumbo shrimp tempura! Deep fried breaded mahimahi, served on top of shredded cabbage, served with macaroni salad, tartar sauce with lemon wedges, two scoops rice with plenty shoyu Saltine crackers, rolls and butter, ketchup, mustard, relish, pepper, Pepsi Cola, no more Coke Steak teriyaki, teri pork, and teri chicken, teri burger, Terry Souza, terrycloth The Thursday special of the day, chili and rice, chili and crackers, chili hotdog, chili pepper, chila chila, chilly weather at the beach Obento lunch, obento lunch, obento lunch Hawaiian plate, Hawaiian plate, Hawaiian plate, Hawaiian plate Beef stew and rice, beef stew and rice, beef stew and rice!
KE ALAULA ~ E Kumuola, e ku’u tutu Poha mai i ka ‘onohi ula Wehe ‘ia ke alaula Mai ka mole, ke kikowaena Ha’ alulu ke kumu honua Haku ‘iku’i i ka ‘aina nei Wehe ‘ia ke alaula Hoaka ‘o Kamawaipolani Hane’ ene’ e hele i kai ‘Oni me ka muliwai ola Wehe ‘ia ke alaula Uhi pono i ke ea Puana ka ha ‘ina Ho ‘okukaulani i hei kapu Wehe ‘ia ke alaula No nahanauna nei ~~ Oh, Kumuola, my tutu Burst with rays of fire Opened a flaming pathway From the source, the center The foundation trembled Echoed throughout the land Opened a stream of life Appeared Kamawaipolani Moving toward the sea Onward like a living river Opened a seaward path Enveloped in life’s breath The story is told Restore this sacred domain Opened the path of life For the generation of this land ~~ Ha’lau Na Mamoali’i O Ka’ uiki with its kumu hula Namahana Kalama-Panui of Hana, Maui was the inspiration for this song. “Ke Alaula,” the dawning, is a new horizon, a new sunrise, a new ray of hope in the continuing legacy of the Makaha Sons - formerly known as, The Makaha Sons of Ni’ihau. www.makahasons.com Thank you to the Makaha Sons for such a lovely song.
Hā‘ale ke aloha no Hōnaunau Ke nā‘ū nei kamali‘i i ka lā Ka lā kau aku i Pōhaku-Nānā E hi‘i ‘ia maila e Moanauli Huli aku nānā i ka lei maile Lana i ke ala loa a ka wāwae ‘ehu ‘Ehuehu ke alo i ‘Akahi-Papa E hihi mai ana e ka lihilihi Hō‘ihi ka inoa ‘o Pi‘ilani ‘Ikea nō ka hiwa mai lalo Kona
Lyrics: He pua ʻala ʻoe naʻu I honi i ke aumoe O ʻoe kā i pane mai I kuʻu nui aloha He pua kū hoʻokahi Hoʻohihi na ka lehulehu Lehu a lehu ka manaʻo O kuʻu nui aloha O ka hea wale ana mai O ka hanu nehe i ka poli ʻOlino ha`a mai ana I kuʻu nui aloha O ka pua ʻala aumoe ʻAla huʻi koni māʻeʻele E ane kō ka ʻiʻini I kuʻu nui aloha Puana kēia mele No ka pua ʻala aumoe O ʻoe ka i pane mai I kuʻu nui aloha Translation: A fragrant flower you are to me That I kissed at night You are the answer To my deeply imbedded love A flower that stands alone And admired by many Revealing numerous meanings Of this deeply imbedded love Beckoning to me A familiar sigh of the heart Dazzled with numbness Of this deeply imbedded love The night blooming jasmine With a fragrance that chills and tingles to numbness Almost fulfilling a desire Of this deeply imbedded love Here ends this song Of my fragrant night blooming jasmine You are the answer To this deeply imbedded love
Lyrics Noenoe mai ana iaʻu I ke aloha ʻo ka mokihana A he hana maʻa ʻole iaʻu I ke aloha e hana nei Hui: Nohili e E ke one kani E ʻuhene nei I ka poli Wehiwehi Polihale I ka lau ʻo ka pahapaha I ka lele o ka ʻehukai Pōhina lua i nā pali Nani wale ka ʻikena I ka wai koni i ka ʻili I ka wai kaulana Neia uka uluwehiwehi A misty, foggy feeling comes to me For the love of the mokihana (This feeling) is unfamiliar to me This love that is happening Hui: Nohili, The barking Sands A merry tune For the heart How festive is Polihale With the lushness of pahapaha (seaweed) Where the sea spray seems to leap Like two mists that creep upon the cliffs Always beautiful Water that makes my skin tingle This famous water
I lived in Hawaii from 1973 to 1981 and my two favorite Hawaiian artist were the Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau and the Brothers Cazimero. They were the greatest years of my life, many happy memories. This song, like others they do bring back those memories vividly. I'm in my 70's now, but I hope to go back someday and relive them before it's too late. Mahalo nui loa for the memories! Aloha!
