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WT2006 Pokare kare(the waves at Waiapu)Maori song from the north of Auckland
arranged by Sheena Phillips
SATB
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WordsPokare kare
1. Pokare kare ana nga wai o waiapu Chorus
E hine e, hoki mai ra,
2. Tuhi tuhi raku reta, tuku atu taku riini as published in 1921 by Paraire Tomoana
Translation
1. The agitated surface of the waters of Waiapu (reflect my worry) Chorus
My dearest (lady), please return to me
2. I've written my letter and sent my ring supplied by Centre for New Zealand Music, Wellington, New Zealand
Full pronunciation guide provided
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