Hawaiian War Chant

Aloja 'oe, aloha 'oe
E ke ononaha noho i ka lipo…
«As the sun pulls away from the shore and our boat sinks slowly in the west,
we approach the island of Lulu.»
«Spelled backwards…»
«…ulul!»
«Ah! In the distance we hear Spike Jones and his Wacky Wakkakians!»
Chanting:
Hey ubba jibba huh-wah ee ah!
Hey ubba jibba huh-wah ee ah!
Hey ubba jibba huh-wah ee ah!
Hey ubba jibba huh-wah ee ah!
Chorus (In what is made to sound like a native language):
A-hoopa-toopi-looi eesi-doiki-dor
Hoo-hoo-ch-looeech (Tori-tori)
Ahlwai!
Tah-huh!
Ahlwai!
Tah-huh!
(«Uuhh!»)
Chanting:
Kah ho willa higga-hooah ibba-ithuh (ehh)
Iick-weh needah habeedi-go-hugula (ehh-ehh)
Boo-hoo-halooah iikhi gu-ii-gu-ii
Ahleenghi gubbahl aahrh
Bah-kho wheeya hihgka iiwhi-iiwhi (Eya-Ya)
Aihula lei-hahbidigo huhloo-ahla (Eya-Ya)
Goo-hoo huhloo-ah iikhi ghoi-ghoi
Alah-de-ihbeh whiya gubbahr-ahr!
Chorus:
(Ahwaihi!)
Ahwaihi!
(«Hubbuh hubbuh hubbuh!»)
Tah-huh!
(«Zooot!»)
Ahlwai!
(«Boy!»)
Tah-huh!
Note: I onomatopoeia-transposed this at 4AM and it drove me insane…