Piki Sau(Traditional) | |
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Valuvalu au penu, tutu au moa Valaʻau le sapelu, ʻai ʻua lēiloa
Tālofa e ia Piki, ʻua sau ma toloaʻi Alu atu e sefulu ma le lua ʻAe foʻi mai e selau ma le tasi
Piki sau, sau e ʻai au popo Popo ʻua ʻuma ona sali Ma fafao i totonu o le ʻato
Oʻo i le Aso Sā, sau Piki ʻua ‘īvā Oʻo i le Aso Gafua, sau piki ʻua mū ʻo le ua Oʻo i le Aso Lua, alu Piki suʻe sona toʻalua Oʻo i le Aso Lulu, sau Piki ʻua veke le ulu
Usu atu ʻo le sue, tutu lana faʻapusa ʻOtegia le ʻavaʻava, ʻua susū ʻaulama
Oʻo i le Aso Tofi, sau Piki ʻua māʻosiʻosi Oʻo i le Aso Faraile, ʻo Piki na ‘ai e le maile Oʻo i le Aso Toʻonaʻi, sau Piki ma lana faʻamaʻi Oʻo loa i le Aso Sā, sau Piki ma si ana āvā |
Grate the coconut, feed the chickens Call for the machete, it was probably lost
Poor Piki, he’s come back crawling He left and there were twelve He’s returned and now there’s a hundred and one
Piki, come, come and eat your coconut It’s already been prepared And put inside the basket
On Sunday, Piki was exhausted On Monday, Piki burnt his neck On Tuesday, Piki searched for a spouse On Wednesday, Piki was bumped his head
Prepare the material, light the oven Scold the fish, ʻcause all the tinder got wet
On Thursday, Piki got all scratched up On Friday, Piki was bitten by a dog On Saturday, Piki got sick On Sunday, Piki found a wife |
