Kaleohano, 'o Kaleohano kou inoa  Kaleohano (a name meaning:The Voice (of) Authority and Respect),   Kaleohano (is) your name  Ku'u home, ku'u home, ku'u home 'o Keaukaha*  My (in a form expressing affection) home, my home, my home, Keaukaha  Kaulana 'o Keaukaha  Famous (is) Keaukaha    (E hana hou I ka paukû mua loa )  (Repeat first verse)    Kaleohano, 'o Kaleohano kou inoa  Kaleohano, Kaleohano (is) your name  Ku'u 'âina, ku'u kulâiwi, a huli I ke kai  My land, my native land, and dashing and receding (is) the sea  Kaulana 'o Keaukaha.  Famous (is) Keaukaha.      Aloha au Iâ Mauna Kea, I ke anu o ke ahiahi  Love I Mauna Kea (meaning, White Mountain, referring to mountain on the island of Hawai'I), in the cold of the evening.  Ho'olono, ho'olono, ho'olono I ka leo ka makani  Listen, listen, listen to the voice of the wind  Keaukaha nô e ka wahi.  Keaukaha indeed, the place.        (E hana hou I ka paukû hope)  (Repeat last verse)    *Keaukaha = the passing current, referring to Hawaiian homestead land in Hilo, Hawai'I; in fast speech the "au" sound in Keaukaha is pronounced as an "ou" sound.