Sa ou savali (i le vanu o le oti)
Sa ou malosi i le lalolagiA ua galo ia te a’u o le o silisili ese’ese i le lagiE ui ina ou savali i le pogisa ae sa alofa mai pea o iaO le ala lea ua ou toe ola ai Sa ou savali i le vanu o le oti
Sa ou malosi i le lalolagiA ua galo ia te a’u o le o silisili ese’ese i le lagiE ui ina ou savali i le pogisa ae sa alofa mai pea o iaO le ala lea ua ou toe ola ai Sa ou savali i le vanu o le oti
Verse 1 Ifo maia lou ao Sei ou faapaleina oe I la’u viiga O lou mamalu paia, ia faaneeneeina Agelu ma ao o le lagi Kerupi ma serafi, ma nuu uma taitasi Ia faaloalo i le Atua Omai tatou tapuai Chorus O lou pale lea, lo’u Tupu Laei oe i
Referring to a large, well-known church conference in Malua, this song is sung so often at celebrations that it’s become a Samoan tradition. It was reportedly written by the late EFKS Reverend Alesana Tofilau Afa’aso and possibly four others (see the comments below for an interesting discussion on that matter.)
