Lānaʻi - Alice Johnson
Hanohano Lānaʻi i ke kaunaʻoa Kohu kapa ʻahuʻula kau poʻohiwi ʻŌiwi nani ʻoe kû kilakila Kehakeha i ka maka ke ʻike aku ʻAlawa iho ʻoe i kona nani Honi aku i ke ʻala o ka palai Ha`ina Lâna`i ana ka puana Kohu kapa ʻahuʻula kau poʻohiwi	Honored is Lānaʻi by the kauna'oa Like a feather cape on its shoulder You are beautful Standing proudly for eyes to behold As you glance at her beauty The scent of palai is wafted Tell the refrain of Lānaʻi Like a feather cape on its shoulders
Source: - This song honors Lāna'i, the 6th largest in the island chain. Kaunaʻoa (cuscuta sandwichiana), the native Hawaiian dodder, is the official flower. It is a parasitical vine in the morning glory family, is bright orange and grows near beach areas.