Nāmolokama - by Alfred Alohikea
Kani ʻuʻina lā Ka wai aʻo Nāmolokama Nākolo e oeoe nei i Ke alo o nō pali Hoʻohākuʻi ana i ka pae ʻōpua Hoʻohihi wale aku nō wau i laila Hui: ʻUʻina ʻuʻina ʻuʻina Ka wai aʻo Nāmolokama ʻUʻina ʻuʻina ʻuʻina Nākolo e, nākolo lā Nākolo e, nākolo lā	Rumbles The waterfall of Nāmolokama It roars before The face of the cliffs The sound reaches the cloud banks How I long to be there again Chorus: Rumbles, rumbles, rumbles The waterfall of Nāmolokama rumbles Rumbles, rumbles, rumbles Roars, roars, Roars, roars
Source: H. Farden - This song was found in an old Hilo manuscript. Nāmolokama is the waterfall in the Nāmolokama mountains at the head of Hanalei Valley, Kauaʻi. Translation by Mary Pukui