He Kohinga Waiata

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1. Whakaaria mai in Te Reo only
   1.  Whakaaria mai in Te Reo only
   
   

   t¨­u ripeka ki au Tiaho mai r¨¡ roto i te p¨­ hei (ki) kon¨¡ au. titiro atu ai ora, mate hei au koe noho ai. (an¨­)

   your cross to me Shine forth from the night. There will I be looking. in life in death abide with me. (repeat)

2. Whakaaria mai
   2.  Whakaaria mai
   
   

   t¨­u ripeka ki au Tiaho mai r¨¡ roto i te p¨­ hei (ki) kon¨¡ au. titiro atu ai ora, mate hei au koe noho ai.

   your cross to me Shine forth from the night. Here will I be looking. in life in death abide with me.

3. Io Mata ngaro
   3.  Io Mata ngaro
   
   

   Io Mata ngaro Io mata wai Io nui I hanga-¨¡-wairuatia ng¨¡ mea katoa i ng¨¡ Rangi tuh¨¡h¨¡ i Papa-tua-nuku. i tauhere ai m¨¡tou hei pou-tiri-ao i Papatuanuku Aratakingia m¨¡tou ki te ara i whakaritea Hei oranga ¨¡-wairua ¨¡- ngakau ¨¡-tinana Whakat¨­ngia he ng¨¡kau aroha, mahaki he ng¨¡kau m¨¡rama ki roto, i t¨¥n¨¡, i t¨¥n¨¡ o m¨¡tou, Haumi e, (haumi e) hui e (hui e) Taiki e.

   Io, with the unseen face Io, (te wai ora) the source of Life. Io,the great expanse who spiritually created all things, from the heavens to Papatuanuku. we are bonded to care for, Papanuanuku Guide us down the path destined for our spiritual welbeing as well as our emmotional and physical wellbeing inplant the emmotions of aroha, peace and enlightment in each and every one of us join together gather together bond together.

4. Koutou k¨¡ toa r¨¡
   4.  Koutou k¨¡ toa r¨¡
   
   

   Koutou katoa r¨¡ mea iti nei haere mai koutou,kei whakaroa t¨¥nei a Ihu, n¨¡na te ki haere mai r¨¡ ki ¨¡ au. Nei te hari, tino hari nui. ¨¡ te w¨¡ e tutataki ai Hui atu t¨¡tou,r¨­p¨± katoa runga ai te rangi nei Tukua mai r¨¡tou, nei tana k¨© ¨¡ku i pai ai kei puritia. Mine mai koutou,anga mai nei haere mai ra ki ¨¡ au. Nei te hari... Nei r¨¡ whakaaro t¨±turutia T¨¡na i k¨© nei me whakaae n¨¡na te tono, n¨¡na te k¨© Haere mai r¨¡ ki ¨¡ au Nei te hari...

   To you all this small thing come and think about this is Ihoa ,who says come to me This is the joy, the happiness in time we will meet we gather, all groups this day allow those,as he said all the good I have, to hold on to you who have gathered here, come to me. This is the joy, the happiness, here are the thoughts,for all time for he says to accept, (everyone ) T¡¯was he who asked, t¡¯was he who said come unto me.

5. Kia tau
   5.  Kia tau
   
   

   Kia tau ki ¨¡ t¨¡tou katoa te atawhai o t¨­ t¨¡tou Ariki ¨¡ Ihu Karaiti me te aroha ¨­ te Atua me te whiwhingatahitanga ki te Wairua Tapu. Kia tau... Ake, ake (ake) tonu amine. Ake, ake (ake) tonu amine.

   May all we be bless by our Lord Jesus Christ and the Love of our God and the receiving of the Holy Spirit. May we receive for ever, yes. for ever, yes.

6. Ng¨¡ whakawhetaitanga
   6.  Ng¨¡ whakawhetaitanga
   
   

   Te mea tuatahi ki ¨¡ koe, te Atua, Kaha rawa, n¨¡ whakawh¨¥taitanga. Homai ki ¨¡ m¨¡tou, te tumanako, me te whakapono. Rarangahia te korowai, te Atua ¨­ te rangimari¨¥, me te aroha-nui. Tukua ahau, kia t¨± whakaiti, kia t¨± whakah¨© e. P¨¥hia te kiriweti, me te pukuhae, katia atu te p¨­uri. p¨±awai ake te pai, t¨¡mihia te kino. kia t¨¡mihia te kino N¨¡ te mea ko m¨¡tou, ng¨¡ tamariki ¨¡ te Ao. p¨¥nei ng¨¡ r¨¡kau me ng¨¡ whet¨±, ahakoa, k¨¡re i te m¨¡rama, Mahau an¨­ e whakaatu mai. (an¨­ mai i Pehia te kiriweti...) (an¨­ mai i Ahakoa...) Amine

   Firstly to you God Almighty the heartfelt thanks. Give to us, hope, and faith. weave the cloak, of peace, and Caring and Sharing. Allow me, to stand humble, to stand proud. Suppress the envy, and the jealousy, close out the sadness, so that the good can grow, to overcome the evil. so to overcome the evil Because we are, the children of the World, like the trees and the stars, even though it is not clear, You will show us. (again from "Suppress...") (again from "even though...") Amen.

7. Ko t¨¥nei te wa
   7.  Ko t¨¥nei te wa
   
   

   Ko t¨¥nei te w¨¡ Ka waiata ahau Ka waiata ki ¨¡ Ihu Ko t¨¥nei te w¨¡ Ka ¨©noi ahau Ka ¨©noi ki te Ariki Waiata Arohanui Waiata Arohanui Waiata Arohanui Ki te Ariki

   In moments like these, I sing out a song, I sing out a love song to Jesus. In moments like these, I lift up my hands, I lift up my hands to the Lord, singing I love you Lord, singing I love you Lord, singing I love you Lord, I love you.

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8. Ehara i te mea
   8.  Ehara i te mea
   
   

   (E toru ng¨¡ rangi) Ehara i te mea n¨­ naianei te aroha (te aroha e) *n¨­ ng¨¡ t¨©puna tuku iho tuku iho (e) He mea nui r¨¡ te aroha, ki te ng¨¡kau o te hunga Whakaaro rangatira e tangi nei e mihi ana Whakapono, t¨±manako te aroha te aroha (e) *N¨­ ng¨¡ t¨©puna tuku iho, tuku iho (e) Te whenua te whenua, Te oranga m¨­ te iwi (e) *N¨­ ng¨¡ t¨©puna tuku iho, tuku iho (e)

   (there are 3 versions) It is not as if that love is something new it emanates from ancestors bequeth to us, bequeth to us. Aroha is so important to the inner feelings of the people an elevated thought to be mourned to be greeted. Faith, hope charity, charity all, comes from the ancestors bequeth to us, bequeth to us. Land, land, life blood of the people comes from our ancestors bequeth to us, bequeth to us.

9. Pupuritia
   9.  Pupuritia
   
   

   (kia t¨±tangata t¨¡tou katoa) Pupuritia te Mana Motuhake Pupuritia te Arohanui Kaua rawa,e tukua kia ngaro, kia T¨±tangata t¨¡tou katoa Pupuritia te Manaakitangata Pupuritia te Wh¨¡nau e, Kaua rawa,e tukua kia ngaro, kia T¨±tangata t¨¡tou katoa Pupuritia te Taha Wairua, Pupuritia te Reo te Mana, Kaua rawa e tukua kia ngaro, kia T¨±tangata t¨¡tou katoa.(an¨­) ng¨¡ t¨¡ne anake mai i ka__(toa)

   Hold on to values Hold on to Arohanui, Dont ever let them go. So as we can all Stand tall. Hold on to the Caring for people. Hold on to the family Dont ever let them go, So as we can all Stand tall Hold on to Spiritual values Hold on to the Language and Mana, Dont ever let them go, So as we can all Stand tall.(repeat) only the boys from k¨¡__(toa)

10. He piko, he taniwha
    10.  He piko, he taniwha
    
    

    He piko, he taniwha, he piko he taniwha te pepeha. T¨±rongo ka moe i ¨¡ Mahinaarangi ka puta te K¨¡hui Ariki nui. Potatau Tawhiao Mahuta Te Rata, Koroki Te Atairangik¨¡hu.

    At each bend the is a taniwha, at each bend there is a taniwha as the saying goes. Turongo married Mahinerangi from whom emerged, the Gathering of Ariki. Potatau, Tawhiao. Mahuta, Te Rata, Koroki to Te Atairangik¨¡hu.

11. Noho mai Kiwi Tamaki
    11.  Noho mai Kiwi Tamaki
    
    

    Noho mai Kiwi T¨¡maki I raro i o maunga Te Ara Pueru Maunga Kiekie Tirohia atu koe ki runga To moana M¨¡nuka Te m¨¡nuka o Hoturoa Ng¨¡ tai ¨¡ Rakataura Te motu ¨¡ Hiaroa Kei reira ¨¡ Kaiwhare Kei reira ¨¡ Taramainuku Ng¨¡ taniwha t¨±puna N¨­ roto i ¨¡ Tamaki Makaurau Tamaki herehere i ng¨¡ waka ¨­ te iwi e.

    Kiwi Tamaki your memory remains with your mountains Te Ara Pueru( M¨¡ngere Mt.) Maunga Kiekie (One tree hill) look beyond to your sea M¨¡nuka (Concern) the concern of Hoturoa the tides of Rakataura the island of Hiaroa (Puketutu) there is Kaiwhare there is Taramainuku the taniwha of our ancestors of Tamaki Makaurau Tamaki, the mooring place of all waka.

12. Te Korotangi
    12.  Te Korotangi
    
    

    Te Korotangi e rere, te manu arataki te manu wairua te wairua kaitiaki e. Hopua te ripo o te hau, ng¨¡ aramoana, ng¨¡ whetu arataki Te Taki o Autahi e. Te tohu ki te Tonga, ki ¨¡ Kawhia, ki te marae o Maketu. (mai an¨­ mai i te t¨©matanga) ki te marae o Maketu.

    The Korotangi fly, the guiding bird, the spiritual bird, the custodian spirit, catch the swirl of the wind. the byways of the sea, the guiding stars, The Southern Cross. the sign to the South, to Kawhia to the marae of Maketu. (again from the beginning) to the marae of Maketu.

13. T¨±tira
    13.  T¨±tira
    
    

    T¨±tira mai ng¨¡ iwi t¨¡tou t¨¡tou e. t¨±tira mai ng¨¡ Iwi t¨¡tou t¨¡tou e whaia te m¨¡ramatanga me te aroha, e ng¨¡ iwi kia tapatahi, kia kotahi r¨¡

    Stand together as a group all of us, all of us, stand together as a group all of us all of us seek after knowledge and the fellowship of all people. think as one, act as one

14. M¨¡ku r¨¡ pea
    14.  M¨¡ku r¨¡ pea
    
    

    M¨¡ku r¨¡ pea. m¨¡ku r¨¡ pea, m¨¡ku koe e awhi e, ki te ara , ara tupu m¨¡ku koe e awhi e t¨¡tou t¨¡tou e (an¨­)

    It is perhaps, it is perhaps up to me to support the path , the path of growth. its up to me to support. all of us together. (repeat)

15. Hoki hoki tonu mai
    15.  Hoki hoki tonu mai
    
    

    Hoki hoki tonu mai te wairua o te tau ki te awhi rei inaki I t¨¥nei kiri e K¨¡ pinea koe e au ki te pine o te aroha ki te pine e kore nei e waikura e

    It returns the spirit of my love to engulf this one. I will attach to you the adournment of aroha the adournment which will never rust.

16. Manurere
    16.  Manurere
    
    

    Me he manu rere ahau e kua rere ki t¨­ moenga ki te awhi t¨­ tinana, e te tau tahuri mai Kei te moe, te tinana kei te wake te wairua kei te hotu te manawa,

    If I were a fly I would have flown to your bed. to embrace your body. love one turn back. The body is sleeping, the spirit is wandering the heart is pining

17. Te Aroha
    17.  Te Aroha
    
    

    Te Aroha, Te whakapono te Rangim¨¡rie T¨¡tou, t¨¡tou e. Kia kaha r¨¡ Kia Manawanui, Kia ¨±, kia m¨¡ia T¨¡tou , t¨¡tou e

    aroha faith peace to all of us be strong be of stout heart be firm, be brave to all of us.

18. E rere
    18.  E rere
    
    

    E rere, te manu, ki te mau, i te rau, o te aroha, ki te tau o taku ate. Tiaho iho mai ng¨¡ whet¨±, te marama, ki runga____i te tau o taku ate. Mei au ng¨¡ whet¨± hei putiputi m¨¡u, hei tatai atu, ki t¨­ uma, Kopu i te ao, Parearau i te p¨­ Tiaho iho mai ng¨¡ whet¨±, te marama, ki runga ____i te tau o taku ate. ki runga______i tau o taku ate. E rere te manu

    O bird fly, take the leaf, of love, to the focus of my affections. Sparkle down, the stars, the moon, to the focus of my affections If the stars were mine, I would lace them as flowers to adorn your breasts Venus, the morning star, Jupiter/Saturn the evening star. Sparkle down, the stars, the moon, on to the focus of my emotions on to the focus of my emotions ? bird fly.

19. Ng¨¡ Kete w¨¡nanga
    19.  Ng¨¡ Kete w¨¡nanga
    
    

    Ng¨¡ Kete W¨¡nanga kua hangaia koe i runga i ng¨¡ whakapaparanga tapuae ¨­ r¨¡tou m¨¡ kua wehe atu ki to p¨­. Ko ¨¥tahi o aua whakapaparanga he p¨¡paku, ko ¨¥tahi he h¨­honu, ko ¨¥tahi he rongonui, ko ¨¥tahi kua ngaro ng¨¡ ¨©ngoa i roto i te kohu ¨­ te w¨¡. Ahakoa he uri katoa. N¨¡ te mea n¨¡ te Kaihanga i hanga ¨¡-wairua ng¨¡ mea katoa Kei te t¨± koe, hei pou whenua m¨­ r¨¡tou katoa, hei herenga waka m¨­ te katoa. Kei te t¨± koe i runga i tou nei ake whenua. K¨¡ mihi ki t¨­ t¨¡tou Wharenui, te Kete Uruuru Matua, te kete e pupuri ana ng¨¡ m¨­hiotanga, m¨­ te aroha me te rangim¨¡ri¨¥. K¨¡ mihi ki ng¨¡ whare ¨¡whina. te Kete Uruuru Rangi, te kete e pupuri ana , ng¨¡ m¨­hiotanga m¨­ ng¨¡ karakia, me ng¨¡ t¨¡huhu k¨­rero. Ki te Kete Uruuru Tau te kete e pupiri ana ng¨¡ m¨­hiotanga m¨­ te whakairo me te raranga. Ki te wharekai ¨¡ Tahuaroa. k¨¡ k¨© te puku k¨¡ ng¨¡wari ake ng¨¡ mea katoa. Ng¨¡ Kete W¨¡nanga kua hangaia koe, i runga i ng¨¡ whakapaparanga tapuae, ¨­ r¨¡tou m¨¡ kua wehe atu ki te p¨­.

    Ng¨¡ Kete w¨¡nanga You have been built on the many layers of footprints of those who have gone beyond the Veil Some of those layers are shallow some are deep, some are well known some whose names are lost in the mist of time. never the less, all are relatives. Because the Creator spiritually created all things. You stand as a land mark for all of them, as a mooring place for all waka. You stand on your own land. I greet our wharenui, the Kete Uruuru Matua the kete holding the knowledge for aroha and peace. I greet the supporting buildings the Kete Uruuru Rangi the kete holding the knowledge for prayer and history. The Kete Uruuru Tau the kete holding the knowledge for whakairo and for raranga The whare kai, Tahuaroa, when the tummy is satified, things seem to become easier. Ng¨¡ Kete W¨¡nanga you have been built on many layers of footprints of those gone beyond the Veil

20. Ko te p¨±
    20.  Ko te p¨±
    
    

    Ko te p¨± ko te more ko te weu ko te aka ko te rea ko te waonui ko te kune ko te wh¨¥ ko te korekore i takea mai i te p¨­ (Waiatahia ano)

    origination tap root rootlet climbing vine growth forest flourish, growth insect, praying mantis nothingness, stemming from the night. (sing again)

21. E tipu, e awhi, e t¨±
    21.  E tipu, e awhi, e t¨±
    
    

    E tipu, e awhi, e t¨±, Ng¨¡ tamariki ¨¡ T¨¡ne whakamaru i roto i t¨­u nei waonui. E tipu, e awhi, e t¨±, Ng¨¡ reanga t¨¡ngata, i roto i t¨­u nei Ao. Whaia te huarahi o te ?ka Matua, i runga i te poutama o te m¨¡tauranga e. K¨¡ piki ake koe, k¨¡ wh¨¡nui atu ng¨¡ pae. Rapuhia ¨­ nei pae i roto i t¨­ ng¨¡kau, kia rongo ai koe te mahana o te rangim¨¡rie. Kia kaha ai koe ki te t¨± whakaiti. ki te t¨± whakah¨©.

    Grow, embrace, stand tall the children of T¨¡ne the shelterer in your domain. Grow, embrace, stand tall the generations to come, in your own domain. Pursue the pathway of the Climbing vine, on the stairway of learning. the higher you climb the wider the horizons Seek also those horizons within yourself so you will feel the warmth of mental peace so you are able to stand humble, yet stand proud.

22. Te wehi
    22.  Te wehi
    
    

    Te Wehi tuatahi, ki to tatou, Kaihanga n¨¡na nei tatou, n¨¡na nei ng¨¡ mea katoa. Te pouri, ki ng¨¡ mate, kua ngaro (atu r¨¡) ki a koutou,haere, haere atu r¨¡ E ng¨¡ Reo, ng¨¡ Mana, n¨¡u mai ki t¨¥nei here-nga waka e, i roto i te aroha, i raro i te rangimarie, haere mai r¨¡ haere mai r¨¡ haere mai. Haere mai ra haere mai r¨¡ haere mai.

    I acknowledge to our creator, by whom we exist as do all things. The sadness, to our dead, who have passed on, to you farewell, farewell. Prestigious ones, the many voices welcome to this, assembly of waka, (welcome) with aroha, under the mantle of peace, Welcome, welcome welcome. Welcome, welcome.