Kealoha - Lyrics by Ida K. Malacas, Music by Akoni Malacas
Ke aloha e, aloha e Kulu nei i tu`u waimaka E ho`i mai te aloha ta i`ini O tu'u pu`uwai     Waiwai no `oe ia na`u Ho`okahi tou maka palupalu Tu`u nanea te ite aku a na`u Ho`okahi no     Mai mana`o `oe my darling No ka wahawale no ea Na ka mea ua pa`a taua I ta sila ia na`u ho`okahi     Huli mai ho`i e te aloha Ka`u mea i kau ahe nei Ko lilo ana ia`u e ka mea nui O tu`u pu`uwai	Calling to my love, My tears are falling Return my love, my desire, Of my heart     You are precious to me One in your soft eyes Pleasant in my sight My one and only     Don't think my darling About the talk which flows so freely For we are together Sealed to me as one     Turn to me, my love For you have become The most important thing to me Of my heart
Source: - This mele describes the secret affair of two married lovers. The beat of the ipu heke (double gourd) represents their entwined heartbeats that symbolized hope, faith, trust in each other, and in an affair that lasted a lifetime.