Honomuni (Molokaʻi Jeep Ride) - by John Piʻilani Watkins
Kāua i ka holoholo kaʻa Mea ʻole ka piʻina me ka jeep ride Aia i ka nani aʻo Honomuni, ʻeā Home hoʻokipa malihini Kaulana wale ʻoe e Molokaʻi Pumehana ke aloha na ka malihini ʻIke ʻia i ka nani o Kalaupapa ʻeā Lei ana i ka kukui Molokaʻi nui a Hina Me nā kini makamaka o ka ʻāina Hoʻohaehae hoʻopoina ʻeā I leo pule nō ʻo Piʻilani Haʻina ʻia mai ana ka puana Pumehana ke aloha na ka malihini ʻIke ʻia i ka nani o Kalaupapa ʻeā Lei ana i ka kukui	Let's you and I go for a car ride The climb is nothing with a jeep There is the beauty of Honomuni The home hospitable to visitors   Famous are you, Molokaʻi showing Affection for visitors The beauty of Kalaupapa is seen Wreathed in kukui   Great Molokaʻi of Hina With countless close friends of the land Exasperations are soon forgotten In the spoken prayer by Piʻilani   The story is told Warm affection for the visitor The beauty of Kalaupapa can be seen Wreathed in kukui
Source: Ea Collection - Honomuni is between Hotel Molokaʻi and Halawa Valley. Watkins composed this song for the home of the Dudoit family. Pule in verse #3 refers to the old name of this island, Pule oʻo meaning, deep & sucessful prayer