Time's up Give it up Time's up Give it up I been lookin' at you all night Now what do I get You think you're so fine Up time down time It's all around Time's up Give it up Time's up Give it up I don't need no education I don't want no rehabilitation I don't need to act kind Up time You were so sweet when you were in junior high But that was a long time ago-o-o-o Now you're out on the streets With bikers and rock n' rollers Time's up Give it up Time's up Give it up The sand's run out of your hourglass Now you've got to make a decision--time's up There was a girl and we knew her name She tried to forget but we all remembered her Yesteryear her yesterday Up time down time it's all around time Kill for thrill time it's today Time's up Give it up Time's up Give it up Time's up Give it up Time's up Give it up

Kaleohano (a name meaning: The Voice (of) Authority and Respect), Kaleohano (is) your name Ku'u home, ku'u home, ku'u home 'o Keaukaha* My (in a form expressing affection) home, my home, my home, Keaukaha Kaulana 'o Keaukaha Famous (is) Keaukaha (E hana hou I ka paukû mua loa) (Repeat first verse) Kaleohano, 'o Kaleohano kou inoa Kaleohano, Kaleohano (is) your name Ku'u 'âina, ku'u kulâiwi, a huli I ke kai My land, my native land, and dashing and receding (is) the sea Kaulana 'o Keaukaha. Famous (is) Keaukaha. Aloha au Iâ Mauna Kea, I ke anu o ke ahiahi Love I Mauna Kea (meaning, White Mountain, referring to mountain on the island of Hawai'I), in the cold of the evening. Ho'olono, ho'olono, ho'olono I ka leo ka makani Listen, listen, listen to the voice of the wind Keaukaha nô e ka wahi. Keaukaha indeed, the place. (E hana hou I ka paukû hope) (Repeat last verse) *Keaukaha = the passing current, referring to Hawaiian homestead land in Hilo, Hawai'I; in fast speech the "au" sound in Keaukaha is pronounced as an "ou" sound.