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76 Mele Aloha O Molokai Pua Kukui O Molokaÿi D G D D7 Pua lehua o Hawaii, G Gm D Mokihana o Kauai E E7 O ka heke o n pua i kau ike D/A A7 D G He pua kukui o Molokai D/A A7 D He pua kukui o Molokai D G D D7 Roselani o Maui, G Gm D Lei ilima o Oahu E E7 O ka heke o n pua i kau ike D/A A7 D G He pua kukui o Molokai D/A A7 D He pua kukui o Molokai D A D D7 Haina mai ka puana, G Gm D Lei lehua o Hawaii E E7 O ka heke o n pua i kau ike D/A A7 D G He pua kukui o Molokai D/A A7 D He pua kukui o Molokai Kukui Blossom of Molokaÿi There is the lehua blossom of Hawaii, The mokihana of Kauai But the foremost flower to me Is the kukui blossom of Molokai There is the Roselani of Maui, The ilima lei of Oahu But the foremost flower to me Is the kukui blossom of Molokai Tell in the refrain: There is the lehua blossom of Hawaii But the foremost flower to me Is the kukui blossom of Molokai (translation by Rob Mondoy & Puakea Nogelmeier) David Napihi Burrows (1898-1964) was Vicky Burrows brother-in-law, Moses older brother. He loved the violin, and was an adept steel guitar player. He entertained in N.Y. clubs and on ships. He was the first Hawaiian to graduate from the New York Schools of Music (now City Music Schools). 1 In his day, while there were a number of Molokai boys who could also play steel guitar, David could read music, so he was readily hired for gigs 2 and recording sessions on Oahu during the 1920s-1930s. With Ray Kinney he wrote Maile Lau Liilii ca. 1928 (see Noble) For a while he was part-owner of Kaunakakai’s Seaside Inn with Henry Pali. A recent CD by Cord (The History of Hawaiian Steel Guitar) has a number of his steel guitar vintage performances. This song is transcribed after Marsha Camaras cassette 1981 tape recording, after having learned it from Vicky Burrows. 3 According to Malu Burrows, he worked on this song off and on over several decades while living on Molokai. 4 The Roselani is a particular type of rose (as opposed to being a generic term for roses); Rosa damascena , the pink Damask rose. It also happens to be quite fragrant. lelo me ka leo: David Burrows (1898-1964 ), ca. 1951. This typeset proffered for educational purposes only. All typesets '2010 Mondoy Music 1555 Phaku St. Apt. B-104 Honolulu HI 96817 (808) 845-8405 www.mondoymusic.com Please contact before photocopying. Mahalo

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Page 1: 76 Pua Kukui O Molokaÿi - Mondoy Music

7766Mele AlohaO Molokaÿi Pua Kukui O Molokaÿi

DD GG DD DD77

Pua lehua o Hawaiÿi,GG GGmm DD

Mokihana o Kauaÿi EE EE77

ÿO ka heke o nä pua i kaÿu ÿike DD//AA AA77 DD GG

He pua kukui o Molokaÿi DD//AA AA77 DD

He pua kukui o Molokaÿi

DD GG DD DD77

Roselani o Mauÿi,GG GGmm DD

Lei ÿilima o Oÿahu EE EE77

ÿO ka heke o nä pua i kaÿu ÿike DD//AA AA77 DD GG

He pua kukui o Molokaÿi DD//AA AA77 DD

He pua kukui o Molokaÿi

DD AA DD DD77

Haÿina mai ka puana,GG GGmm DD

Lei lehua o Hawaiÿi EE EE77

ÿO ka heke o nä pua i kaÿu ÿike DD//AA AA77 DD GG

He pua kukui o Molokaÿi DD//AA AA77 DD

He pua kukui o Molokaÿi

Kukui Blossom of Molokaÿi

There is the lehua blossom of Hawaiÿi,The mokihana of KauaÿiBut the foremost flower to meIs the kukui blossom of Molokaÿi

There is the Roselani of Maui,The ÿilima lei of OÿahuBut the foremost flower to meIs the kukui blossom of Molokaÿi

Tell in the refrain:There is the lehua blossom of HawaiÿiBut the foremost flower to meIs the kukui blossom of Molokaÿi

(translation by Rob Mondoy & Puakea Nogelmeier)

David Napihi Burrows (1898-1964) was Vicky Burrow�s brother-in-law, Moses�older brother. He loved the violin, and was an adept steel guitar player. Heentertained in N.Y. clubs and on ships. He was the first Hawaiian to graduatefrom the New York Schools of Music (now City Music Schools).1 In his day, whilethere were a number of Molokaÿi boys who could also play steel guitar, Davidcould read music, so he was readily hired for gigs 2 and recording sessions onOÿahu during the 1920s-1930s. With Ray Kinney he wrote �Maile Lau Liÿiliÿi� ca.1928 (see Noble) For a while he was part-owner of Kaunakakai's Seaside Inn withHenry Pali. A recent CD by Cord (�The History of Hawaiian Steel Guitar�) has anumber of his steel guitar vintage performances. This song is transcribed afterMarsha Camara�s cassette 1981 tape recording, after having learned it from VickyBurrows. 3 According to Malu Burrows, he worked on this song off and on overseveral decades while living on Molokaÿi. 4 The Roselani is a particular type of rose(as opposed to being a generic term for roses); Rosa damascena , the pink Damaskrose. It also happens to be quite fragrant.

ÿÖlelo me ka leo: David Burrows (1898-1964 ), ca. 1951. This typeset proffered for educational purposes only. All typesets ©2010Mondoy Music 1555 Pöhaku St. Apt. B-104 Honolulu HI 96817 (808) 845-8405 www.mondoymusic.com Please contact beforephotocopying. Mahalo

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ÿÖlelo me ka leo: David Napihi Burrows (1898-1964) , ca. 1945-1955transcribed after Marsha Camara, 1981

Pua Kukui O Molokaÿi7777

Mele Aloha O Molokaÿi

.ÿÖlelo me ka leo: David Napihi Burrows (1898-1964), ca.1945-1955. This typeset proffered for educational purposes only. All typesets @2010 Mondoy Music 1555 Pöhaku St B-104 Honolulu HI 96817 (808) 845-8405 www.mondoymusic.com

Please contact before photocopying. Mahalo!

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