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e te wa
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e pa ana te take ki ahau me te kura
i believe that tāmokos are sacred.

e pa te matua
e pa e te matua

whakaaro e pa ana ki a koutou
thoughts aiwcxbout you this morning

te wa e hiahia ana koe ki te wehe
kahore

hoki mai ki te wa kāinga
te tōrino haere whakamua whakamuri

ma te wa
time to make friends

tae noa ki te wa i muri mai
look forward to it

kia ora e pa
which will hit you

hoki mai, hoki mai ki te wa kainga
your father is crying out to you

ma te wa e hoa
see you later friends

tae noa ki te wa a muri mai e taku hoa
until next time my father

tae noa ki te wa e whai ake nei, e hoao
thank you

te wa ki te horoi
tidy up time

a me whakatapu kia tino tapu: ka tapu nga mea katoa e pa ana ki aua mea
and thou shalt sanctify them, that they may be most holy: whatsoever toucheth them shall be holy.

i te wa ia raua e noho whakarongo ana ki te atua, he hari mo ake tonu kei mua ia raua
as long as they remained obedient to god, an eternal, happy future lay before them

he aha te wa e haere ana koe
what time are you going

kei te whakahihi ahau ki a koe e pa
i'm proud of you

inaianei kua tae mai ki a koe, a e hemo ana koe: e pa ana ki a koe, ohorere ana koe
but now it is come upon thee, and thou faintest; it toucheth thee, and thou art troubled.

ko te whakawhirinaki ki te tangata tinihanga i te wa o te raru, e rite ana ki te niho whati, ki te waewae kua takoki
confidence in an unfaithful man in time of trouble is like a broken tooth, and a foot out of joint.