Honomuni (Moloka`i Jeep Ride) - by John Pi`ilani Watkins
Kâua i ka holoholo ka`a Mea `ole ka pi`ina me ka jeep ride Aia i ka nani a`o Honomuni, `eâ Home ho`okipa malihini Kaulana wale `oe e Moloka`i Pumehana ke aloha na ka malihini `Ike `ia i ka nani o Kalaupapa `eâ Lei ana i ka kukui Moloka`i nui a Hina Me nâ kini makamaka o ka `âina Ho`ohaehae ho`opoina `eâ I leo pule nô `o Pi`ilani Ha`ina `ia mai ana ka puana Pumehana ke aloha na ka malihini `Ike `ia i ka nani o Kalaupapa `eâ Lei ana i ka kukui	Let's you and I go for a car ride The climb is nothing with a jeep There is the beauty of Honomuni The home hospitable to visitors   Famous are you, Moloka`i showing Affection for visitors The beauty of Kalaupapa is seen Wreathed in kukui   Great Moloka`i of Hina With countless close friends of the land Exasperations are soon forgotten In the spoken prayer by Pi`ilani   The story is told Warm affection for the visitor The beauty of Kalaupapa can be seen Wreathed in kukui
Source: Ea Collection - Honomuni is between Hotel Molokai and Halawa Valley. Watkins composed this song for the home of the Dudoit family. Pule in verse #3 refers to the old name of this island, Pule o`o meaning, deep & sucessful prayer