Fuifui Koula ena 'oku puna Tuputupulangi pea ne tu'ula 'O fakakoloa ai kitaua He moto 'o Tu'i Ha'a Mo'unga Fofonga 'o Ha'a Takalaua Kuo ne falute 'a tahi mo 'uta 'O Malama 'i he funga taua Kapasa ena mei Taumu'a Si'i faifolau 'a e potu tahi Ne fafa pe ki he tahi He monu na'e tuku mei langi Kuo ne te'ia 'a e 'uluafi Puna 'a e loto he taumama'o Ke tolia mai si'ano fe'ao Lala Heilala ke me'ite a| Langa mamahi 'ene 'ulutefua Mele Pusiaki mo Uoleva tu'u pea 'ai ha'ao fata Ke fataki 'a e 'Uluaki Fa Fakahifo tama 'a Ha'a Havea Tala pea ngali he koia e Ko e A e 'otu palanite Fakaofilani e kolo ve'eve'e Siueli 'o mahina Fekite Pe'i toli ange fine 'o e paki Pea lote? he si'ono li kivai Toe talanoa 'a hono 'ea He mausa 'o e kolo kakala 'E Tonga 'eiki mo Vava'u lahi Ongo Niua mo e 'Otu Ha'apai Vai ko Kahana ke talia mai Kuo Taulua e folau tongiaki Fine lakalaka tu'u 'o tuee Kuo ? ha'a tangata mo pa'ehe Ke fakamonu si'eta pele He mausa 'o e 'otu Felenite
Tu’imala Kaho sang this song when princess Lupepau’u was born in 1977. Lupepau’u is the first grandchild of King Taufa’ahau Tupou IV and Queen Mata’aho. I’m not so sure who composed it but I heard it was Akanesi Veikune. The original song has many more verses than these most sung verses. And it’s NOT Fuifui Koula but Fuifuikula ‘ena ‘oku puna Tuputupulaki pea ne tu’ula, referring to “a red feathered bird has flown, Has risen high, Then rested down.”
yes it is,tat is sounds like Tuimalas song,Ur totally right my dear,I keep on playing it&keep on trying 2/remember tat tis song is sing by one of da older group,So as soon you mention Tuimala it already connect my mine 2/her&her beautiful voice,So Thank you for reminding me&you were right&I do Restpected her soo much cz she's our Big Time Super Star on Tongan Music,since I was a kids in Tonga,I came 2/USA wen I was 6/7 now I'm 65hhhh too old GB
