La’u Samoa
(Chorus) La’u Samoa e le mafai na galo atu O lou igoa e pele i si o’u fatu E loto alofa ma tauagafau Lau tu faaaloalo ma lau aganuu E le mafai na galo (Verse 1) Sa ou fanau mai i se motu itiiti E lanulauava e ma nai ona
(Chorus) La’u Samoa e le mafai na galo atu O lou igoa e pele i si o’u fatu E loto alofa ma tauagafau Lau tu faaaloalo ma lau aganuu E le mafai na galo (Verse 1) Sa ou fanau mai i se motu itiiti E lanulauava e ma nai ona
(Penina o Ti’afau version) Nofo i Salafai lo’u motu Tepa i le Tuasivi o Upolu Pei ou te iloa atu e lo’u la’au lea o le nonu A e o le la’au e suamalie pei o le suka mai Sili e O lo’o tupu ane i Apia i talane o
Just because we come from the islands doesn’t mean we’re far away from home Where my people are free and feeling happy that’s the place we really want to be Just because we come from Samoa doesn’t mean we don’t rock and roll Come on down and join in the
This upbeat song of praise encourages Samoa to love, worship and have faith in our wise and Holy God, who saves souls. Tala mai e le lagi o le mamalu o le silisili ese A o le vanimonimo e fa’aalia galuega tetele Le la ma le masina e fesuisuia’e i
(Tiama’a version) Sau ia oe le manamea O lo’u alofa ua fa’avalea Le mafutaga pe a tuua ea e fea Le a’oa’o e o mea tiga Alofa e le sola a le fa’aleaga O lo’u fatu, o lo’u ola fo’i lena Tepa tasi maia i le mafutaga Fetalaiga a e
Fa’afofoga maia Samoaae se’i faiatu la’u talatala i si o’u nu’u ua sili lona manaiaO Tiafau, o le malaefonoItu e fa o Samoao lo’o pesepese ai tamaiti o le penina E si o’u nu’u e sili le laleleiUa ese fo’i ona uiga i ona po neiSe ou fia fa’aeaina oeua
Jerome Grey beautifully expressing pride in Samoa. Our Samoa, the greatest place of all She is green and blue lush with beauty And hearts are pure as gold Touch someone with tears of joy Touch someone with smiles of love Oh! What happy feelings From such happy people We are
Anthem for the village of Sapapali’i Oute pese nei ma faamatala Lo’u nu’u pele i lo’u agaga O oe o le penina oute tiu ai i lenei vasa Pele tasi oe i Salafai Lo’u igoa oute mimita ai Ua pele tasi oe Sapapalii i le loto e. Susu mai usoali’i
This song tells of the rift between American Samoans and the Upolu people. (Penina O Tiafau version) le taualaga a solomona e faatatau i le alofa e le mafai e vai e tele ona tineia ese o le uo i aso uma a ole uso i aso vale na’o le
(Performed, in this video, by Dennis Ah Yek.) ‘Taeao’ means morning, and at first this song seems to describe a typical morning, with birds chirping and the sun shining through the clouds. Listen more carefully and you’ll find this song is referring to a blessed morning, long ago, when the
