Palisa (Paris) - Traditional
Palisa aku nei au I ka lele paluna Poniuniu     Nanea i ka lele a ka paluna 'Alawa iho 'oe Ani ka makani     'Inia aku nei au I ke kau 'elepani Ihi peleleu     'Aikupika aku nei au I ke kau kamelo Holo kapakahi     I Palisa aku nei au Kulanakauhale Nani lua 'ole     'Alawa iho 'oe i kahi ki'i kole Aia ma ka 'ao'ao Kona ki 'oni     Ha'ina 'ia mai ana ka puana Kulanakauhale Nani lua 'ole	I'm in Paris Flying in a balloon Dizzily     Fun to fly in a balloon You look down And the wind blows by     I'm in India Riding on an elephant With a long nose     I'm in Egypt Riding a camel Running sideways     I'm in Paris City Beautiful without an equal     Look at my dolly On its side A key to make it move     Tell the story Of the city Beautiful without an equal
Source: Na Mele o Hawai'i Nei by Elbert & Mahoe - This hula, popular at the California Fair of 1915, was composed by a youngster, in a hospital, who had seen a movie and imagined himself in the exotic places mentioned in the song. They say the boy had Hansen's disease