He Waiata Pehi Waipiro.
Air:- "There's nae luck aboot the hoose." Ano te pai, ano te pai, kia korekore noa, E inumia e te ao nga ngongi he katoa; E rori nei ano te rau, i ana whakawai, E toko nei kia pamamao te ora, mete pai. Ano te pai, ano te pai, Kia korekore noa; E inumia e ttf ao, iigongi iie-katoa. Ano te pai, ano te pai, kia man te hiahia,I tenei wa, i. tera wa, kia whakakorehia, Te hanga mai i era wai e tupa heke ai, Kei huri mai te mate, a, kei ngaro ko te pai: Ano te pai, ano te pai, &c. Ano te pai, ano te pai, kia huri mai te tau, E kawa ai, e mutu ai te inu a te rau ;-rTe inu koa i aua wai kukume kite he, — Kukume i te ao katoa, kia whakangakau ke. , Ano ,te pai, ano te pai, &c. Ano te pai, ano te pai, kia mutu te tutu, Kia hoki mai te ngakau ra, kia tika ai te tu; Kia mahi i nga' hanga pai, kei huri mai ■te po > . . •" • VE haere ai i tenei ao ki tera ao, i ko. Ano te pai, ano te pai, &c.
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Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 7
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204He Waiata Pehi Waipiro. Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 7
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