Te rangatahi
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The poem discusses a young person embarking on a new phase of life as the world changes around them. It references listening to the call of the korimako bird, signaling a new day, and encourages singing about hopes and standing together as a people.
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- 1. Te Rangatahi Te Rangatahi Whiti atu ki roto I te ao Ao huri nei Ka po, ka ao, ka awatea Whakarongo ki te tangi a te korimako He ra hou tenei
- 2. • Te rangatahi • Whiti atu ki roto I te ao • Ao huri nei • Ka po, ka ao, ka awatea. • Whakarongo ki te tangi a te korimako • He ra hou tenei. Aue • Whakarongo ki te tangi a te rangatahi He wa hou tenei
- 3. • E te iwi • Waiata atu mo nga wawata • E pa ana • Ki te tu tahi e.