Sa Ou Le Moe
(Le Evaeva Band version) Sa ou le moe Sa fa’atali oe Sau se’i faimai sau upu ia a’u Po’o ua fa’aletonu ea Ua ou lagona le alofa ia oe A e o se aga lava ‘au * pe a toe fo’i i le aiga Sa ou le moe Sa fa’atali
(Le Evaeva Band version) Sa ou le moe Sa fa’atali oe Sau se’i faimai sau upu ia a’u Po’o ua fa’aletonu ea Ua ou lagona le alofa ia oe A e o se aga lava ‘au * pe a toe fo’i i le aiga Sa ou le moe Sa fa’atali
This heartbreak is from a break up because one person’s family doesn’t approve of the relationship. Ita e ua lili’a i na ua ou fa’alogoina le le malie o si ou aiga ia ita E te le’i ta’u maia ae ua uma ona ou iloaina Tagi e o le loto,
Ae e te le’i tu’ua o a’u toe manatu fia momoli atu Tausaga o i luma ma ni mea e tutupu ai O le nu’u naumati o le a fai le mo o ni rosa e le ola ai Pau lea ou te ofo ina atu a’u nei mo oe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XItkKMHMIJ4 (Misiluki Su’a version) La’u lupe ua lele Ua lele i le vao maoa Talofa e, talofa e La’u pele, la’u pele Ai ua leiloa La’u fua rosa e La’u fua veloveta e Po’o ai ‘ea ua na ui moto La’u fua e le’i taitai lava ona matala e Ta’aga
Happiness cut short because of a break up Fiafiaga motusia lagona le pagatia Le mafutaga mafana maligi ai loimata O le a e sola atu Tau pe ai lo’u fatu E le masaniga i aso ua alu I lo’u naunauta’i ou te nofo fa’atali O nai mo’omo’oga ia umi lo
You wonder why I’m calling in the phone three times It’s hard to get ur picture babe off my mind where ever I go, girl, I see you I don’t know what to say, don’t know what to do Suga ea, please don’t ask me why I’m telling you the
Having reminiscent dreams of her and her love Sa ou moe i le po ma fai la’u miti faasolo ou mafaufauga i aso a o ta laiti tau le manino i la’u va’ai i lou tu mai lou si’ufofoga malu o lo’o tauvala’au mai Nofo ita i le motu tu’u
For those joined in holy matrimony today, Jamoa Jam wish you both God’s blessing in your finest hour and days in to come, for today you will remember for the rest of your lives the meaning of the Samoan wedding song. Ia manuia le ugali’i fou. Standing by in the
‘Keli’ and ‘kapani’ are old terms of endearment (like ‘sweetheart’ or ‘darling’). Thoughts of his beloved are keeping this poet awake all night. Aue ita e ua moe te’ite’i talu le manatu ia oe la’u keli leitioa ona tautala Solomona e le mafai e vai e tele na tineia le
Funa is a term of endearment for your female lover. In this gorgeous love song, this smitten guy just wants to know if she loves him or if she is drifting away. *feels* (Punialava’a version) Funa ua e tagi, pe mo a’u au loimata? po’o ua e mautinoa ua o’u
