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Ku'u Pete by Mary Kawena Pukui and Irmgard Farden Aluli

Surely unusual Is my favorite donkey He is good and he is stubborn He is good and he is stubborn What a peculiar disposition

Pete is terrific So agile and nimble Stones mean nothing Stones mean nothing Over the hills and down the valleys

Pete is stubborn The feet forward Feet up and back Feet up and back He'll plop right down on the road

I tug from in front And push from behind But he just will not heed But he just will not heed Even to the crack of a whip

Let the story be told Of Pete's obstinate nature When he gets stubborn When he gets stubborn He'll plop right down on the road