When this group came out in the 90's back home, i was in intermediate school and my parents we're giving up on their marriage cause of work relation and the distance in separation, my mom couldn't no longer wait. But it was an era when real good music was coming to an end. Now looking back, I embrace it, I finally forgive my parents after a long time holding it against them. Now I'm in a country where people dream to live the rest of their life in. But that's just something that's said like an advertisement for a business that's all. It's hard life just like home (Fiji) only difference is, here in America they got it hard psychologically. Like stress tf out! And that's day in day out. Back home in Fiji we get it hard on the physical side, but than there's our traditional drink to vakamalumu ni nave lol but it's still a good place for site seeing and witness God's creation on another part of the world He created.
2024 still vibing to this classic song..Missing my parents especially dad who introduced me to old classics😢😢isa na gauna vinaka in the 80's and 90's❤❤❤
isa,,, remmber those high school days in the 90s when walkman was a thing , this music was shared amongst us, kaicolo taki na walkman and share one song each with a bus ride, hit sara tu ga..... nasese sea wall takalaka.
Isa au vakananu sara ga i na noda vanua e Viti. Ena gauna ni gone ka ratou dau top qsru tu kina na matasere qoka.... totoka ....qai ...cokacokalaka na utoqu ... kachikachi dina. GB.
