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Fly O free spirit, fly. to the clouds in the heavens, warmed by the sun, with all troubles cleared away. all restraints got rid of, all restrictions cast aside. G Pu-re-a nei e te hau. Ho-roi-a e te u-a-a- G7 -a. C Whiti-whiti-a e te G ra. Purea Nei Purea Nei By hamishmacbeth on Thu, 29/04/2021 - 14:07 Share Facebook Twitter Email Tags Matariki 2021 Purea nei e te hau Horoia e te ua Whitiwhitia e te ra Mahea ake nga poraruraru Makere ana nga here. E rere wairua, e rere Ki nga ao o te rangi Whitiwhitia e te ra Mahea ake nga poraruraru Makere ana nga here, Makere ana nga here.

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Purea nei e te hau - Scattered by the windHoroia e te ua - washed by the rainWhitiwhitia e te ra - and transformed by the sunMahea ake nga poraruraru - all d. Purea nei Purea nei.. e te hau Horoia. e te ua Whitiwhitia. e te rā Mahea ake ngā. pōraruraru Makere ana ngā here. E rere wairua, e rere Ki ngā ao. o te rangi Whitiwhitia. e te rā Mahea ake ngā. pōraruraru Makere ana ngā here, Makere ana ngā here. To cleanse and renew Scattered by the wind washed by the rain Translation belowPurea nei e te hau Horoia e te uaWhitiwhitia e te raMahea ake nga poraruraruMakere ana nga here.E rere wairua, e rereKi nga ao o te rangi Wh. Purea nei e te hau Horoia e te ua Whitiwhitia e te ra Ma hea ake nga Po raruraru Makere ana nga here E rere, wairua e rere Ki nga ao o te rangi Whitiwhitia e te ra Mahea ake nga Po raruraru Makere ana nga here. Scattered by the wind Cleansed by the rain Uplifted by the sun All doubts are

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Purea Nei Lyrics Overall Meaning The lyrics of "Purea Nei" by Hirini Melbourne are a powerful invocation or prayer for cleansing and purification. The song calls upon the wind (hau), rain (ua), and sun (ra) to cleanse away any worries, troubles, or bonds that may be holding back the singer. Lyrics for Purea Nei by Anna Coddington Purea nei e te hau Horoia e te ua Whitiwhitia e te ra Mahea ake nga poraruraru Makere ana nga here. Mariam A. A mihi is a formal greeting, which includes your pepeha, whakapapa, whakatauki, etc. Whakapapa tells people about your lineage and ancestry, whereas a Pepeha anchors you to the land. You can link yourself to mountains, rivers, tribes, or other landmarks. Maoridom prioritizes everything before oneself.

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9. Purerehua 10. Te Rere a te Tirairaka Dr. Hirini Melbourne Tūhoe, Kahungunu. Composer, university dean. Hirini Melbourne says he wrote this song for his daughter ".who I hope one day will grow up to be a beautiful free butterfly." (He was referring to her soul and spirit.) Purea nei e te hau Horoia e te ua Whitiwhitia e te rā Mahea ake ngā pōraruraru Makere ana ngā here. E rere wairua, e rere Ki ngā ao o te rangi Whitiwhitia e te rā Mahea ake ngā pōraruraru Makere ana ngā here, Makere ana ngā here. Scattered by the wind washed by the rain and transformed by the sun, all doubts are swept away Lyrics: Purea nei e te hau Horoia e te ua Whitiwhitia e te ra Mahea ake nga poraruraru Makere ana nga here E rere wairua, e rere Ki nga ao o te rangi Whitiwhitia e te ra Mahea ake nga poraruraru Makere ana nga here, Makere ana nga here. 🌿🌿🌿🌿 Scattered by the wind washed by the rain and transformed by the sun, all doubts are swept away [Verse 1] G Pu-re-a nei e te hau G G7 Ho-roi-a e te u-a-a-a C G Whiti-whiti-a e te ra C G Ma-he' a-ke nga po-raru-raru C D7 G Ma-ke-re a-na nga he-re [Verse 2] G E re-re wai-ru-a e rere G G7

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Purea Nei 🌞 Lyrics + Translation + personal Whakaro 😉 Purea nei e te hau Horoia e te ua Whitiwhitia e te ra Mahea ake nga p?raruraru Makere ana nga here. Cleansed by the wind washed by the rain and warmed by the sun, all troubles are cleared away and all restraints got rid of. E rere wairua, e rere Ki nga ao o te rangi Whitiwhitia e te ra. The top 20 Purea Nei for a blind student Tiaho Mai Ra at tangihanga Ka Pioioi Welcome back home! Whakataka te Hou storm karakia Mōteatea 1200s Toia Tainui Tapotu - haul Tainui to the sea 1300s Toi Tu Te Hoe - steering Aotea to Aotearoa. 1300s Te Matuku i Hea? - Where's the bittern? 1400s Tua Tua Koi Ranginui - Takitimu escapes storm.