A historical account of Samoa’s Black Saturday, when Tupua Tamasese Lealofi III was martyred during a peaceful march against New Zealand (and Great Britain’s) rule of Samoa. — E o le fana ta’avili ua ‘ote’ote mai Ua tula’i si Ali’i ma ua fai mai Samoa e ia to’a le tai
A popular medley of several classic Samoan romantic and historical songs. Sa ou moe ma taulaga i le vave ia oe talu lo’u alofa fa’avalea ia oe Sa ou alu ma fealualua’i i le ala pe fetaui ai o taua i le tafa mai o ata Tamo’emo’e ita i le
The Samoan version of ‘If tomorrow never comes’ – with a few differences in the lyrics. Pe lo’u moli ua leva le po Ua ou lagona ina lo’u fia malolo E le mafai se moe i lo’u fia va’ai ia oe A o e ta’oto mai Moe i loimata, ala
He is trying to understand what went wrong in his relationship with her. E i ai le mea lea ou te fia talanoa atu ai Ua na o lou sau ma e alu, o le tele aso e te tuai mai E le iloa po o fea lau mama, ua
Na laiga, timuia a’u i le ala Ua ea o le va’a mole o lo’u manava E malulu, ta fia mafanafana Sailiga manuia la’u faigamalaga Ua tuanu’u atu i le malae va’alele E fou i le va’ai nei fale tetele Ua le mautonu lo’u fatu ua gatete Ua na o
—— E sisi’i ou lima ia Iesu E si’i ae lo’u leo Aleluia E ifo ia te Oe mea uma na e fai Ma ta’uta’u o Oe lo matou matai —— Pese Aleluia Pese Aleluia E ifo ia te Oe mea uma na e fai Ma ta’uta’u o Oe lou
—— E agi o le matagi, o atumauga ua lologo O va’o ma la’au ua tulolo Le moana, le toafa, Le ele’ele ua alalaga E Paia, E Paia le Silisili Ese —— E mamalu lava oe 2x O Le Tolu tasi Paia, Alefa le Omeka O Ieova e mata’utia E
—— E tatau i le Atua O lona vi’iga E ifo tulivae uma O lanu ma gagana E ifo au o le lagi Ma fai pesega E paia, e paia oe Ieova —— E paia Ieova Rohi Irae i lou suafa E paia, Ieova Nese E paia, Ieova Sara E
Ouu Rosa nofo tasi maia mai lou moega Ua leva o le po, toe mamao fo’i lo’u aiga Ua pepe moli toe malulu o le po Rosa ia e alofa tali lau malo Oi Rosa se’i e tali o’u puapuaga Ou te le mana’o i se tupe ‘ae ia ta
Masi Samoa – a love song to Samoan food – was composed and first performed in the 1960s by this group of old school LDS missionaries to Samoa. Today, it’s been covered by several other bands, most notably Jamoa Jam, and still remains a party favourite. Masi, masi Samoa Masi, masi
