The author is unknown. It may have been intended for children, or for people learning basic Te Reo Maori.
It is set to the tune of the American-origin spiritual song, Kumbayah.
Downloads
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Solo singer, backing track
Children's choir with energetic guitar backing:
Small group and congregation with guitar - live in a church service:
Lyrics
E te Atua, aroha mai,E te Atua, aroha mai,
E te Atua, aroha mai.
Ake, ake tonu e.
Ake, ake tonu e.
(O God love us … forever and ever, Amen)
E te Atua, manaaki mai,
E te Atua, manaaki mai,
E te Atua, manaaki mai.
Ake, ake tonu e.
Ake, ake tonu e.
(O God bless us … forever and ever, Amen)
E te Atua, awhina mai,
E te Atua, awhina mai,
E te Atua, awhina mai.
Ake, ake tonu e.
Ake, ake tonu e.
(O God help us … forever and ever, Amen)
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