Lily of the Valley, let Your sweet aroma fill my heart. Roses of Sharon, show me how to live in beauty in God’s eyes. Fairest of Ten Thousand, make me a reflection of Your love. Daystar, shine down on me, let Your love shine thru me in the night CHORUS:
Se igoa a tauemua Mamona poo le a pei se fetuao pupula mai luga E te le maua a sona tupuga, aua e faigata e le pule i ai se tupu ao luga TALI E si ou alofa, e i ai le taumafai Tala’i itua lava ia o mai Muamua
We’ve got several Samoan versions of Silent Night (same song, translated differently). Here are two of the most popular versions. Version 1 – From the hymn book of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: Po filemu, po pa‘ia. Filemu; susulu, i le pepe pa‘ia nauā. Ma le taupou
MAMANI ‘OKU FAKA’OFA HONO TALANOA ‘E HE FOLOFOLA HE FONONGALOA KI HE MALA’IA MOLE ‘A E LELEI LAU HOTAU FA’A LOTU PEA MO E ‘AVE’AVE KA KO SISU NA’E FAKALAVE KI HE HIA NA’E PAU KI HE MATE TAU ATU ‘A E FAKAMALO KI HE ‘OFA ‘A E ‘OTUA ‘ONE
A song usually sung after a gathering or function giving thanks to the hosts Ua fa’afetai Ua fa’afetai Ua malie mata e va’ai Ua tasi lava oe Ua tasi lava oe I lo’u nei fa’amoemoe
