He Waiata.
Air.—"Pulling Hard against the Stream." I TENEI ao i riro i au te matauranga ra, I utua rawahotia e au, kei mahara koutou No te kura au, he mea titiro kite mahi o Te ao e huri haere ana i nga ra, i nga tau. Chorus. Na kia pai to mahi ki ou hoa ra, Kia mau te aroha, kia rite pai nga ra. Me nga tau o to hoenga haere i tenei ao. He maha nga pai o tenei ao, he maha nga kino, he mano he rau, Kite whiti to waka ki tera ao, Kia aroha koe kite mano mete rau E hoe tonu ana i nga ra i nga tau, Na kia pai to mahi, &c. E toru tekau mano nga ra o te toa e oke haere ana i tenei ao. Te ra whiwhi moni, he ra rawakore Pae ana te waka i te tahuna ra, Hoe whakararo, hoe whakatai, Pouri ko te rangi te piata mai. Na kia pai te mahi, &c. Ko werawera me kaupa ra nga tangata tito waiata he tohunga enei no era wa, Na raua te kupu e tika ra, Te moana nui te ao nei ra, Kia mau nga rapa kei tahuri ra, Kia manawanui, kia ngakau toa, Te moana nui, te moana roa, He nui nga kino, he nui nga pai, Kia mau te hoe kei timu te tai. Na kia pai to mahi, &c. Na Hake Rattpabaha.
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Korimako, Issue 45, 15 October 1885, Page 10
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241He Waiata. Korimako, Issue 45, 15 October 1885, Page 10
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