Faafetai asiasi mai, afifio maia ma tala mai a'ao, o Tamaleaitu o lou igoa, mai le penina o le atuvasa ua taua o Samoa, o le atunu'u ua siomia e le alofa tunoa, e faavae i le Atua, a'o le ava ma le migao ua iai i lea i le fa'atuatua, o le talitonu lea i le Atua Soifua...
One thing for sure love of country, proud of culture, and care for its people, boast of its natural beauty. Land is fertile, air is clean, shores are crystal clear and unadulterated with purity. Its sea beds are no difference from the trees branches, its coral reefs are no difference from its gardens all colorful, plentiful, and breath takingly, beautiful
Remember our country, was founded on God. Fa'avae i le Atua Samoa, therefore, let us do good, and not evil, as the wise man said, righteousness exalted a nation, but sin bring shame or reproach to any people.
Lyrics....Ua mavae atu aso lelei mo a'u, Mafutaga ua e tui lo'u fatu. Masaniga pe ana ou iloaina, Sa sili ona ou eva ile Masina. Chorus.. Seu lo u pologa ua lai ona to e lagona, 1 lo'u naunauatu | le lalelei o ou fofoga. Na'o mea tiga na e tali ai ita, Se fugalau ita ua mamae ile La. 2nd..Oe ole Rosa Puaina le manogi, Letioa foi le sa fa'amalosi. Fa'apea le mana'o ma mea leaga Ua ta Maualuma | lota le malamalama..Repeat chorus..cheers
I wish they had used traditional instruments instead of this manufactured sound to accompany the beautiful lyrics. Even a guitar would have been sufficient enough. Too much percussion and artificial sounds.
Its 7.30 in the morning, u get up to get ready for primary school. Mums doing your breakfast before u leave. U walk outta the house into the car that dads waiting in and hes listening to radio samoa 1593, this song starts playing as you're on your way to school. Memories. 90s kid here 😎
Omg ive been searching for this song...when I was 9 my dad constantly played this song but it was someone elses version it was so beautiful listening as a young kid who was so curious about our folklore and tales of pur cpuntry and this song in particular was my fav along with the legend of Vaea and Apaula..such beautiful memories
Mana’ona’o fa’a’eleele lupe naumati Ina ia e fo’i mai se’i o’u toe tepa tasi Se’i fesili atu po’o tumau pea lau tali A e ua galo mai, aue e, ta maasiasi E le galo lava nai a ta tu’uga tala Ina ua latalata o na e alu malaga E tumau pea lau fa’atuatuaga O le a le galo mai ita i lo’u agaga Losa ua silisili oe i le sasala O lou manogi e tumau pea, e le gata Na ou le taua nei manumanu le matala A nei e lia’i e seisi ma nai o na aa Pisa lo’u mafaufau, e tau puapua Lau amio pe a talanoa na’o taua Faufautua i taimi o evaevaga Manatu ia tatau fai malamalama Emo’emo solo mai uila i tafalagi Fa’amalamalama uma ai o le lalolagi Po’o sulugia oe fuga o la’u kapani A’o e sa’ili’ili atu mo se lumana’i Nofonofo pea ita ma le le mautonu Leai o se tali, oka oka se fa’aletonu Fea fo’i galo i mata maligi fa’avai Se’e dear ita i le malu na faapua mai Ioe ita lo’u mo’omo’oga ese le faigata Fa’atuatua ita te’i ua maoaluma A e sau ia, tofa ia manuia E le fa’agalo ina oe la’u paaga Ioe ita lo’u mo’omo’oga ese le faigata Faatuatua ita te’i ua maoaluma A e sau ia, tofa ia manuia E le fa’agalo ina oe la’u pa’aga
O le faga ta'avili ua oteote mai Tula'i si ali'i ma ua fai mai, "Samoa e, ia toa le tai Tali i lagi so tatou ai Faitalia Peretania" Aue le Kovana e, Ua e fa'afiti E te leiloaina O se fana ta'avili Ae molimau o tama'iti Ma le afafine o Kilisi O oe lava na e fa'apa o le fana ta'avili The song is about Governor Wilham Sauf who had ordered his soldier to shoot Tupua Tamasese Lealofi and is a song strongly made for the Mau period. The song is called "O le Fana Ta'avili".
@@samoanbeast3810 Solf was Governor from 1900 to 1915. By 1929, it was New Zealand who ruled Samoa. Stephen Allen was the colonial govna. The song is also a vii of Tamasese
Kalofa e it's my great great grandmothers village she's named after their Malaefono FETOLOAI Faafetai Faamalo faafiafia Sagone U always the best kama ma keige ole LAUMEI God Bless U All
