Tatou o tagata folau e vala’auina
E le atua o le sami tele e o mai
Ia ava’e le lu’itau e lelei
Tapenapena
Aue, aue
Nuku I mua
Te manulele e tataki e
Aue, aue
Te fenua, te malie,
Nae ko hakilia mo kaiga e
We read the wind and the sky when the sun is high
We sail the length of the seas on the ocean breeze
At night, we name every star
We know where we are
We know who we are, who we are
Aue, aue
We set a course to find
A brand new island everywhere we roam
Aue, aue
We keep our island in our mind
And when it’s time to find home
We know the way
Aue, aue
We are explorers reading every sign
We tell the stories of our elders in a never-ending chain
Aue, aue
Te fenua, te mālie
Nā heko hakilia
We know the way
Maria Hansen
Maria Hansen is a contributing writer for Mamas Are Cool.
During her time there, she covered all-things product reviews, relying on extensive research and testing to deliver accurate pieces. Beforehand, she studied Economics at Yale.
Now, Maria is a blogger, digital content strategist, and a recovering marketing professional. She uses her passion about parenting and all the potential issues a working parent faces to help others.
Her own son and daughter also provide her with plenty of quality inspiration that\'s evident in her writings.
The following writing is designed to reflect the experiences of some contributors, and does not fundamentally reflect the views of Mamas are Cools. This content is not aimed to replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
