I TE PŌ - Acoustic version - Rob Ruha - with lyrics

I do not own the rights of this song. I apologise for any mistakes.
This is an emotional farewell song in Te Reo Maori (The indigenous language of Aotearoa, New Zealand) Dedicated to Rob Ruha's uncle John Waenga and uncle Ray Barrett. Noeah (8 years old) chose this song to create his first lyric video. We hope you enjoy watching, listening and singing along with the song.
Title: I TE PŌ (Acoustic version)
Artist - Rob Ruha accompanied by the students of Rū-Cru - Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ruamata, Rotorua, NZ.
Click here for the official video: • I TE PŌ - Rob Ruha
Album - Survivance - Track 06
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[@lixaeureka]

I lost my greatest love and our unborn pēpi.. he's still alive but with a new wāhine. I'm a filipina living in the UK but I fell in love with Aotearoa when i visited and started learning te reo māori, it remains my goal and dream to move to NZ despite all the bitter feelings and no longer having anyone in Aotearoa that i know and can be there with me.
This song is very healing and touching to listen to and sing along to. NUI TE AROHA

[@rosemarymatthews8846]

Ataahua! I want my kids and moko's to learn this so when I go home to nz at Christmas we can sing this to my 3 brothers that passed last year👍💖💚❤💙

[@pcwhatarau]

❤️🙏🏼🙌🏼

[@bayleetapatuetoa7906]

This is song that we my whanau always sing at a tangi and after the barrial we have a massive feed and the three days all I do is cry

[@tametekira5434]

Reminds me of Sean Wainui this waiata R.I.L

[@melanieliston4034]

I cry everytime I hear this song. I'm from a native american tribe but this song reminds me of my beloved brother and dad I lost 4 years ago. They were my everything. 💞

[@tevitahelu7992]

This song is so beautiful to listen from the past and we also learning the actions in kapahaka today and we learnt the meaning of it to so I’m so great full to have my kapa teacher right now so thank u matua maihi 👌👌😍😍

[@HemiMorehouse]

what are the actions !! can i give you my facebook so my whānau can learn 🖤🤍❤️

[@georgelouise7541]

Thank you! Makes this song easier to learn- beautiful song

[@kyliecampus4041]

This my fav song we use it for kappa Haka

[@zionaramoana4510]

2022 and I'm still listening to this

[@viayoung4227]

What are the cords to this beautiful waiata please!!! Best Māori song!

[@kianajamieson3686]

They are gospel chords by the sounds of it

[@miamcclutchie]

HI i love the song love it

[@adewerry]

Tena koe, e Noeah, mo nga kupu!

[@magnusgold4010]

I te po
I te po
I te ......

[@Luv.ashali]

RIP Jeff's brother

[@zeebaddest1962]

Can someone do an instrument

[@marychesney7458]

When I was younger I was in the singing group at my school and we had a disability school in our school. One day we went and performed there because one of the kids had died. This is the song we performed

[@Irsuperwoman]

Back for more in 2024 ❤

[@Anime_fan1483-v9k]

Kia ora whanau

[@HemiMorehouse]

what are the guitar chords ?? 🖤🤍❤️

[@numelamakinano5899]

Ukulele chords please 🙏

[@maraeacouerney4307]

hi

[@Goth_Gamer_Emo]

hi🙂

[@linz2142]

Beautiful ❤