Kōloa - Robert Waialeale
Nani Hāʻupu kū kila i ka laii Hanohano kilohana i ka nahele Aia i laila ka maka e ka ʻōpua Kihene i ka wai o Kemamo Hui: He ani maoli no ka ua noe o Kōloa He makalapua i ka wao kele Nā hiʻona o ku`u ipo ua like me ka ‘ano‘i Nā dews kēhau o ke aumoe	Beautiful Haupu, rising in the calm Magnificent is the view of the forest There the cloudbanks Gather over the waters of Kemamo Chorus: Beautiful indeed, the misty rain of Kōloa Bringing forth blossoms in the upland forest The appearance of my sweetheart awakens my desire Like the dews at midnight
Source: Ea collection - The composer, father of Lena Machado, worked and lived at Kīpukai. Some old timers believe Kōloa was named for a steep rock called Pali-o-kōloa. Kemamo was a spring reserved only for the aliʻi