raupatu

, na te tiriti, te tino, tino rangatiratanga, o o ratou whenua, tino, tino rangatiratanga, o ratou kainga, tino rangatiratanga, me o ratou taonga katoa, waikato awa, he piko, he taniwha, kingi tawhiao, me wiremu tamihana, ki rangiriri e tu ana, ko te whiti o rongomai, ki parihaka e noho ana, raupatu!, na te tiriti, te tino, tino rangatiratanga, o o ratou whenua, tino, tino rangatiratanga, o ratou kainga, tino rangatiratanga, me o ratou taonga katoa, raupatu. rangiriri, raupatu. pukehinahina, raupatu. taurangaika, raupatu. parihaka, you take and take, but you cannot take from who we are, you cannot take our mana, you cannot take our maoritanga, you cannot take our people, you cannot take our whakapapa, you cannot take, you cannot take, raupatu!, accorded by the treaty, the full possession and chiefly authority, over their lands, full possession and chiefly authority, over their communities, full possession and chiefly authority, over all things of value to them, the waikato river, on every bend a mighty war chief, king tawhiao, and wiremu tamihana, made a stand at rangiriri, te whiti o rongomai, held fast at parihaka, confiscated!, accorded by the treaty, the full possession and chiefly authority, over their lands, full possession and chiefly authority, over their communities, full possession and chiefly authority, over all things of value to them, confiscated. rangiriri, confiscated. pukehinahina, confiscated. taurangaika, confiscated. parihaka, you take and take, but you cannot take from who we are, you cannot take our dignity, you cannot take our cultural identity, you cannot take our people, you cannot take our family heritage, you cannot take, you cannot take, raupatu!