He Waiata Tiitotara.
Air.—"Ring the Bell, Watchman!" Tu ana mai i te rau o te pua, Te wi, i te wa, te tomai-whenua; Hua kite mania, hua kite tau, Te tara ote maunga, mete pari ngaunga hau. Chorus. Tu mai haurutu, tu mai ra, Here ki nga puke, i te haeata, ha ! Here whakauta, rere whakatai, Hua o te rangi, e ! piata mai. Piata mai ra, koe tini pua, Roto, e ! i waho ra, e tomai-whenua ! Eke ki nga puaka, ki nga tumu kau, Eke ki nga hua noa, eke ki nga rau. Tu mai haurutu, tu mai ra, &c. Rere ke tau, e te tangata, e! Te kawa, te kino, te mate, te he ; O era tu ngongi, ka mahia mai, Kia rori, kia raru, Ida porangi ai. Tu mai haurutu, tu mai ra, &c.
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Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 8
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136He Waiata Tiitotara. Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 8
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