heart wrenching song TIAMA'A....there is no frontier to your music..after all these years?....you are still tops....since i can't turn back time, i'll just turn the pages in my mind and reminisce...thanx aluloa for the upload...
This song reminds me of my dad, I remember my dad would have his lion red beer in hand, singing this song loud, tears streaming down his eyes sometimes and telling us stories of old, or stories of him and my mum x I really miss my dad, sometimes it’s like I hear him singing this song.. love you so much dad, wish you were here ❤️
Remembering many years ago, when my Nana would sing this and fan me to help me fall asleep. This literally made me cry for a good 10 times repeating this song. Thank you so much for posting this, for my Nana, if you can read this post, I'll make sure to memorize all the lyrics for this song so I can sing it for you in heaven.....
Correct me if I'm wrong but I heard Fafo, member of the Tiama'a wrote this song when a girl from Tutuila hurt him. Fafo had a beautiful voice and a girl from Tutuila loved his voice and wanted to meet with him. However, the rest became a song that we play nowadays and brings great memories. Just thought I'd share
Samoan Oldies right here foooo sho homiez........Black folks got Marvin Gaye Mexicans got Rosie and the Originals and we got Tiamaa On a Sunday afternoon🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻👍 just 2 name a few.....
Wow,I was attending St Marys College back then.Head girl of course.Gorgeous golden blonde .I listened to this song when I became a flight Attendant for Polynesian Airlines.
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It does not matter how far you are from the homeland. This song will always bring me back.
Glory be to GOD for the amazing talent this brothers possessed.
heart wrenching song TIAMA'A....there is no frontier to your music..after all these years?....you are still tops....since i can't turn back time, i'll just turn the pages in my mind and reminisce...thanx aluloa for the upload...
This song reminds me of my dad, I remember my dad would have his lion red beer in hand, singing this song loud, tears streaming down his eyes sometimes and telling us stories of old, or stories of him and my mum x I really miss my dad, sometimes it’s like I hear him singing this song.. love you so much dad, wish you were here ❤️
Magakua lava gei pese ia aso pe a o i uka le faakoaga fai alala e pese ee aku lava kai sei oo a uka le maumaga. Seki lava musika kuai. ❤❤❤❤❤
The best ever..thank you...love this song
i cried today... i love u SAMOA! I am u & u me! I am so proud to be from the ROCK!!
brings good memories of those old days at school ;loved this song
😭😭 ♥️ too beautiful for words this Samoan song♥️
Thank u very much "aluloa" for the post. Much alofa's from AZ
What beautiful voices...no wonder my Mama loves her Island Musika so much.....
Remembering many years ago, when my Nana would sing this and fan me to help me fall asleep. This literally made me cry for a good 10 times repeating this song. Thank you so much for posting this, for my Nana, if you can read this post, I'll make sure to memorize all the lyrics for this song so I can sing it for you in heaven.....
Yeah. Talking about back in the 80's. You are the best. Tamaa.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I heard Fafo, member of the Tiama'a wrote this song when a girl from Tutuila hurt him. Fafo had a beautiful voice and a girl from Tutuila loved his voice and wanted to meet with him. However, the rest became a song that we play nowadays and brings great memories. Just thought I'd share
A'e taoto manatua a'u i ou tofaga...TIAMAA de best
Miss you Dad
Samoan Oldies right here foooo sho homiez........Black folks got Marvin Gaye Mexicans got Rosie and the Originals and we got Tiamaa On a Sunday afternoon🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻👍 just 2 name a few.....
E manatua lava foi lenei pese i ia aso i Samoa. Nice song...and thanks for the effort to put it on here.
Wow,I was attending St Marys College back then.Head girl of course.Gorgeous golden blonde .I listened to this song when I became a flight Attendant for Polynesian Airlines.
Avemaoe sure right, missing home