Lawakua music, hula dance with lyrics and English translation

Lawakua ( ラヴァクア ) hula dance with music, and lyrics. Lawakua was written by Napua Greig. Lyrics and a translation to English are below. There are lyrics, chords and an English translation(meaning) below for you to use to learn the meaning of this song and dance. For more information on Lawakua go to (https://paisleypal.com/lawakua/).

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==Lyrics, Chords, Translation(Meaning)

Lawakua ©Copyright Napua Greig

Auhea ‘oe e Lawakua
Kuaola ho‘ola‘ila‘i
He nani kou, e milia ai
I ke kini o ka wao ē

‘A‘ala ka pali, poli laua‘e
I ka ‘ihi‘ihi, a‘o, Lanipō
Pōlani ka ulu, maka noe
‘O Ka‘ohu,lehua ē

Hui:
O lono a‘e ‘oe, i ke kani ua
I kili iho nei, i ka manawa
O kahe aku, a linohau
Eia mai ka hulu, ma‘ema‘e

He aloha nou, e Lawakua
Kuaola, lē‘ī, i ka nani
He nani nō, i ku‘u maka
Na‘u maka,maka mau ē

©Copyright Napua Greig

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English Translation
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Where are you , dear friend
A calming, verdant mountain
You have a beauty that is prized.
In the multitudes of the forest

The lau‘e-infused cliff is fragrant
With the ‘ihi‘ihi at Lanipo
The maka noe forest is breathtaking.
That of Ka‘ohulehua

Hui:
Pay heed to the sound of the rain
Raining lightly onto my fontanel
Tricking down exquisitely
A beloved beauty.