- `O Mauna Kea, ku kilakila
- Me ka wai hu`i a`o Wai`au
- Wai hu`i anu (hu`i konikoni)
- Hu`i konikoni (koni i ka `ili)
- I ka piko o Mauna Kea
- Hawai`i no e ka `oi
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- E `alawa iho ia Mauna Loa
- I ke kahela mai i ka la`i
- Kohu moa kea (i ka malie)
- Ka waiho mai (la i ka la`i)
- I ka poli o Wahinekapu
- Hawai`i no e ka `oi
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- E kilohi a`e `oe i ka nani
- O ke kuahiwi `o Hualalai
- Ala`i ana (ka makani `Eka)
- Ho`ohaehae (i ka naulu)
- Me ka uhiwai o ka uka
- Hawai`i no e ka `oi
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- Ha`ina mai ana ka puana
- Na kuahiwi nani `ekolu
- `O Mauna Kea (ku kilakila)
- `O Mauna Loa (kau i ka hano)
- `O Hualalai i ka la`i
- Hawai`i no e ka `oi
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- Mauna Kea stands
majestic
- With the numbing waters of
Waiau
- Numbing cold water
- Making the skin tingle
- On the dome of Mauna Kea
- Hawai`i is the best
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- See Mauna Loa for
yourself
- Spreading peacefully
- Like a white hen in the
calm
- Lying there in the quiet
- With the sacred woman (Pele) in
its bosom
- Hawai`i is the best
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- Glance at the beauty
- Of the mountain
Hualala`i
- Stirred by the dusty
wind
- Teased by the sudden
showers
- And covering mists of the
inlands
- Hawai`i is the best
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- The story is told
- Of the three beautiful
mountains
- Mauna Kea standing
majestically
- Mauna Loa in a position of
honor
- Hualala`i in the calm
- Hawai`i is the best
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