Mele Lähui Hawai`i - Hawaiian National Anthem words & music by Queen Lili`uokalani
Ka Makua mana loa Maliu mai iä makou E häliu aku nei Me ka na`au ha`aha`a E mau ka maluhia O nei pae `äina Mai Hawai`i a Ni`ihau Ma lalo o kou malu     Hui: E mau ke ea o ka `äina Ma kou pono mau A ma kou mana nui E ola e ola ka mö`ï     E ka haku mälama mai I ko mäkou nei mö`ï E mau kona noho `ana Maluna o ka noho ali`i Hä`awi mai i ke aloha Maloko a kona na`au A ma kou ahonui E ola e ola ka mö`ï Ho`oho e mau ke     Ma lalo o kou aloha nui Na Li`i o ke Aupuni Me nä maka`äinana Ka lehulehu nö a pau Kia`i mai iä läkou Me ke aloha ahonui E ola nö mäkou I kou mana mau E mau ke ea	Queen Lili`uokalani   Hawaiian Coat of Arms	Almighty Father bend thine ear And listen to a nation's prayer That lowly bows before thy throne And seeks thy fostering care Grant your peace throughout the land Over these sunny sea girt isles Keep the nation's life, oh Lord, And on our sovereign smile     Chorus: Grant your peace throughout the land Over these sunny isles Keep the nations life, oh Lord And upon our sovereign smile     Guard him with your tender care Give him length of years to reign On the throne his fathers won Bless the nation once again Give the king your loving grace And with wisdom from on high Prosperous lead his people on As beneath your watchful eye Grant your peace throughout the land     Bless O Lord our country's chiefs Grant them wisdom so to live That our people may be saved And to You the glory give Watch over us day by day King and people with your love For our hope is all in You Bless us, You who reign above Grant your peace throughout the land
Source: - Composed November, 1866 by Queen Lili'uokalani, at the request of Kamehameha V, this was the Hawaii National Anthem, until 1967, when Hawaii Pono`i was declared the state song. The two warriors pictured on the Coat of Arms are twin brothers, Kamanawa and Kame`eiamoku, uncles of Kamehameha I.