Heʻeia - music by J. Kalahiki Click Title to Access Melody
Aia i Heʻeia lā I ka nalu e heʻe ana Ea, ea, ea, ea Heʻe ana i ka muku lā Hoʻi ana i ka lala Ea, ea, ea, ea A naʻu i kīkaha lā ʻO ia ʻae kai Ea, ea, ea, ea A he kuhihewa koʻu lā Aia i ka poli Ea, ea, ea, ea Hāpapa hewa au lā I ka maka o ka moena Ea, ea, ea, ea ʻEʻena ia manu lā Noho mai i ke kuahiwi Ea, ea, ea, ea Haʻina ka puana lā O Hālala i ka nuku manu Ea, ea, ea, ea Haʻina mai ka puana lā O Kaleleonalani Ea, ea, ea, ea	King David Kālakaua	There at Heeia We go surfing on the waves Tra la la la, tra la la la Surfing of the crest Returning on the diagonal wave Tra la la la, tra la la la   Tis I who criss-crossed The edge of the shore Tra la la la, tra la la la   I mistakenly thought You were in my arms Tra la la la, tra la la la I groped in vain The meshes of the mat Tra la la la, tra la la la Shy was the bird That lives in the uplands Tra la la la, tra la la la Tell the refrain of The over-sized beak of the bird Tra la la la, tra la la la   The end of my story In honor of Kaleleonalani Tra la la la, tra la la la
Source: Noble's Hawaiian Hulas - This chant, set to music, is a mele inoa (name song) for King Kalākaua and commemorates his visit to Heʻeia, a surfing area on the leeward side of Hawaiʻi, a favorite of aliʻi. The mele praises the surfing skill of Kalākaua and his visit to enjoy the sport and meet a sweetheart. Music clip by Lani Lee