One of the things I enjoyed about Brother Bear was its extensive use of Inuit and tribal rhythms. One of the songs, which features the transformation of Kenai from human to bear, is a great example of this useage. The song is aptly named, in fact. The lyrics to that particular song were not published and subsequently not available in the CD's linear notes. After a long-sought search, here they are! Enjoy singing along, I know I do!

	Ma-linn-a
	Ki-nu-taa-mun
	Irr-u-sill va-ta-mun
	Na-luru-na-kii
	Naa-la-gni-su-jai-gse-tin
	Ka-li-i-sau-ti Gi-siiv-s

	Sua-pa-yaaq su-na
	Ka-niq-siq Pak-si-i-gin
	Tau-tuv-saa-gnia-gin
	At-lan-irr-a-kkun

	Ma-linn-a
	(repeat) 

	Ma-linn-a
	Ki-nu-taa-mun
	Irr-u-sill ua-ta-mun
	Na-luru-na-kii
	Naa-la-gni-su-jai-gse-tin
	Ka-li-i-sau-ti Gi-siiv-s

	Sua-pa-yaaq su-na
	Ka-niq-siq Pak-si-i-gin
	Tau-tuv-saa-gnia-gin
	At-lan-irr-a-kkun

	Ma-linn-a
	Ki-nu-taa-mun
	il-i-sa-gvik-sra-mun
	il-saa-qa-gvik
	Nau-vik-sra-qa-guiaq-tu-tin

	At-laua-iaq-tu-tin At-ara-mik
	Si-vuu-qquan piigi-si-gaa!

	Sua-pa-yaaq su-na
	Ka-niq-siq pak-isi-gin
	Tau-tuv-saa-gnia-gin
	At-lan-irr-a-kkun!

	This is complete version
	Brother bear: Transformation in innuit.