Heijaa ja halupati hippaa, Halupati halupati hilipanpei, Heijaa ja halupati hippaa, Halupati halupati hilipanpei.
Heli piti hippaa, Heli piti hippaa...
Halupati häppää, halupati häppää...
Heli haki häppää, Heli haki häppää...
Halupati hallaa, halupati hallaa...
Halu peti hyppää, halu peti hyppää...
Hilipati hippaa, hilipati hippaa...
Hilipati hippaa is the concise text of an old folksong. Only when single vowels and consonants are changed does the meaning become clear. It is an accurate description of nordic behaviour after work. Halupati hippaa — I'd like to have a party. Heli piti hippaa — Heli is having a party. Hippaa changes to happaa, namely alcohol and Heli hauls happaa. The way it develops becomes quickly apparent, Halu Heli hallaa, I wanted to pet with Heli, and Heli peti hyppaa means that Heli's bed is jumping, which leads to the final cry of joy. Hilipati hippaa!