Mai ka pi\u02bbina a ka l\u0101 i Ha\u02bbeha\u02bbe
\n From the rising of the sun at Ha\u02bbeha\u02bbe
\nA i ka mole \u02bbolu o Lehua
\n To its setting beyond Lehua island
\nEia au ko kama \u0113
\n Here I am, your child
\nHe mamo aloha na H\u0101loa
\n A beloved descendant of H\u0101loa<\/p>\n
\u02bbO Hawai\u02bbi, ku\u02bbu kul\u0101iwi
\n Hawai\u02bbi is my homeland
\nMai n\u0101, k\u016bpuna mai
\n From ancestral times
\n\u02bbA\u02bbohe mea, n\u0101na e k\u016b\u02bbai
\n No on can purchase
\nI ke ewe o ku\u02bbu mau iwi
\n My birthright, my very being
\nE ola au, i ku\u02bbu l\u0101hui
\n I live for and because of my people
\nKe kuleana, o ka \u02bb\u014diwi
\n A native right and privilege
\n\u02bbO ka \u02bb\u012b, ma k\u0101na \u02bb\u014dlelo
\n Paramount in one’s declaration
\nHe Hawai\u02bbi au mau a mau
\n “I am Hawaiian, forever and ever”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"