Uluhua Wale Au - Words & music PrincessTheresa Owana La`anui Cartwright Wilcox
Onaona e ka uka o Ka`ala Kuahiwi `au i ke kai Ho`omâhie mai ana i ka nahele I ka nani o Kûwaipô   Hui: Uluhua uluhua wale au Uluhua i ka wai a ka nâulu Ia wai nihi a`e i na pali Ka lewa mauka o Mikilua   `Elua no pu`u i `oi a`e A Hâlona e hi`ipoi nei O ka uhi wai no me ka lalana `Ekolu i ke onaona Iâpana	The fragrance from Ka`ala Mountain washed by the sea Permeates the woodland And beautiful Kuwaipo   Chorus:     I am teased and tantalized     Vexed by the ever-present showers     That water that sweeps silently across the cliffs     And floats past the uplands of Mikilua   Two hearts are besti At cherished Hâlona The heavy fog and the warming heat Joined by the fragrance of the night-blooming Cestrum
Source: King's Songs of Hawai`i - A waltz composed by Princess Theresa Owana La`anui Cartwright Wilcox, a true princess of Hawai`i. Love is expressed in nature’s wonder by the fragrance from Ka`ala, the highest mountain on O`ahu, that permeates Kûwaipô. Teased and tantalized by the ever-present showers that sweep across the cliffs, floating to the uplands of Mikilua. Two hearts cherish Hâlona. The heavy fog and warming heat are joined by the fragrance of the night blooming Iapana (Cestrum). . Kûwaipô, Mikilua and Hâlona are land sections in the Schofield -Wai`anae area. Iapana is night blooming Cestrum. Translated by Martha Webb Costa