Kolohe fur lub XQ Hawai'i Aloha ‘words by Rev. Lorenzo Lyons music by James McGranahan A D_A E Hawai‘ie ku'u one hanaue Ku'u home kulatwi nei ‘Olio au ina pono lanie E Hawai, aloha e Hui: A a 4 Ehau'olig na ‘opio o Hawai'i nei Ane; “Olie! “Oli! 0 A Mai na aheahe makani e pa mai nei 4 Mau ke aloha, no Hawaii Eha’i mai kou mau kini lani e 7 A ima kupa aloha, e Hawai'i Na mea “Olino kamaha’o no luna mai E Hawai‘ alohae A DA Na ke Akua e malama mai ia “oe 7. 5 Kou mau kualona aloha nei Kou mau kahawai ‘Olinolino mau Kou mau mala pua nani e O Hawaii, o sands of my birth My native home I rejoice in the blessings of heaven O Hawai'i, aloha ‘Chorus: Happy youth of Hawai'i Rejoice! Rejoice! Gentle breezes blow Love always for Hawai'i May your divine throngs speak Your loving people, o Hawai'i The holy light from above O Hawai'i aloha God protects you Your beloved ridges Your ever glistening streams Your beautiful gardens ‘Source: Na Mele-o Hawali Nei by Elbert & Mahoe - One of the most beloved songs written by Rev. Lorenzo Lyons, was taken from an old hymn “I Left It Ail With Jesus” composed by James also known as Makua Laian: ‘McGranahan (1840-1907),