Results for he pouri taku ngakau translation from Maori to English

he pouri taku ngakau
my heart is sad i tenei ra

he pouri taku ngakau i tenei ra
my heart is sad

he ma mae taku ngakau
ko aku aroha me aku whakaaro kei te whakaputa atu ki a koutou katoa toku papa

he pouri kuri
people are happy

i tau taku ngakau
the age of my heart

kei te ora taku ngakau
my heart is alive

i mihi taku ngakau kia koe
my heart is with you

ko koe taku hiahia o taku ngakau
you are my wish of nagoya case

aue to mamae hoki o taku ngakau,
for my sorrow also, and my heart hurts,

kua whati taku ngakau me te wairua
kua whati taku ngakau me te wairua heauri

kua kii taku ngaku ki te kitea taku ngakau
my heart is full

ka tangi te mamae o taku ngakau ka rere oku roimata ano he awa
my heart crys of pain as my tears flow like a river for you my son leaving me sad and broken

kahore he pouri, kahore he atarangi o te mate e piri ai nga kaimahi i te kino
there is no darkness, nor shadow of death, where the workers of iniquity may hide themselves.

e puritia ana e koe oku kanohi kia mataara tonu; he pouri ahau, te ahei te korero
thou holdest mine eyes waking: i am so troubled that i cannot speak.

ko taku peepi ataahua i te rangi ko au te whaea anahera he kawe i a koe i roto i taku ngakau nui te aroha mai i to whaea me to papa
my beautiful baby in heaven and i'm angel mother carry you in my heart much love from your mother and father

ko ahau ia, he rawakore, he pouri; kia whakateiteitia ake ahau, e te atua, e tau whakaoranga
but i am poor and sorrowful: let thy salvation, o god, set me up on high.

ko te ara o te hunga kino, me he pouri; e kore ratou e mohio ki te mea i tutuki ai ratou
the way of the wicked is as darkness: they know not at what they stumble.

na ka tirotiro riri ia ki a ratou, he pouri hoki mo te pakeke o o ratou ngakau, ka mea ki taua tangata, totoro tou ringa. a, ko te toronga o tona ringa, kua ora
and when he had looked round about on them with anger, being grieved for the hardness of their hearts, he saith unto the man, stretch forth thine hand. and he stretched it out: and his hand was restored whole as the other.

kei te pupu ake ia ra kei te whakarite te iwi he harikoa he pouri ra me tuku puoro mai na me hoatu he take kia mene te marea he mama ra ki to marama ai tukuna karere kia tae
i'm going to go up and love it