Milne Bay 5key Music. Lausuala - Saha Sabina.

[ClementTangak-vqhi]

Now listening to this song again in 2023.. We have parted in different ways, to other units in the PNGDF and SSD(Police)I can only imagine, we were young soldiers and policemen back then.. Crazy young days during the crisis.. Love to my brothers out there in green & blue, Sore tsl the pain we endured those times na dspla kaen ol music sa cool I'm pen stret 😂😂

[jamesgeno-kila]

Oldies from Milne Bay are favorites of mine

[kaminiassilakan]

I had a girlfriend from Samarai schooling at John Wesley high school, way back in the 1970. Name Judith Elekana. I like the melodious sound and song. I am from New Ireland. ❤

[johnminei]

Another Manus here. Listening to this song makes me wanna cry... we cross the sea from our humble village to town and back just to do shopping. Such life is real for Islander! ❤

[ClementTangak-vqhi]

I'm from ENB but I had brothers in arms from Samatex we served together during the Bougainville crisis back in the 90s.Ms 03 back then from HMG, Mtt Hgn and Charlie 1(Taurama).My brothers will play this beautiful song in their language. I don't know the lyrics but the melody. Mpla sa salim fax stret. Cool string band music 👍👮🇵🇬

[Keubegona]

I live in UK and from time to time I listen to this music. I lost my mum in the year 2000 and this song makes me think of my mum

[mosestua]

I'm a southern highlander, I'm flew around milnebay Islands, very nice place to be, home away from home, very nice places to visit 🎉🎉🎉

[johnlaia]

From Manus, but there is something special about this song... listening and watching the clip and I am reflecting the isolated islands way of life, the struggles to and fro just to come to provincial centres just to do some simple shopping and wait for a transport to return back home.. maybe it can take 1 week or 2.

[victorso-on]

Listening from Manus island. Regards to my good friends (brothers) from Milne Bay Province. ❤

[LastlyIabo]

I'm married to East Cape. GUGA..love the oldies

[ruthmwawesi]

Takes me back to my childhood when my small daddy plays it on his guitar. He is blind but sure is very talented. Love u daddy Tom

[JAYJAYOITO-gblp]

I'm a southern highlander listening from Carlifonia USA, remembering one of my girlfriend from Kiriwina, when we were at UPNG 💔💔💔😭😭😭

[NanDrekee]

I am married to Milne Bay. Came past this song title on Facebook and decided to have a listen to it on YouTube and wow!!! 🥺💯🔥 gave me goosebumps.. too good these oldies .. thank you for sharing..

[korbie]

The song is about a guy who was raised by a single mother. He left his village to travel afar, and while he was away, his mother passed away. When he returned, he found his mother's house empty. Standing on the road leading to the house, he reminisced about who would call him now that he is an orphan. 😢

[enosobaoba]

❤ never grow old these local MB songs.

[valentinasam]

Shed a tear listening to this and remembering going to Wesley High School on boats, coping the cold nights and cool breezes. Eauwedo..

[andrewangobe]

My primary school teachers were from Samarai and Trobs in the 1980s at Hoyabia Community School, Tari, Hela province. They played these songs in their homes we would listened to them. I feel for them now.

[VanessaYaneku-eytm]

Song reminds me of my dad and late bubu lady and uncle's. Feeling missing but this song takes me back home.

[lavaioivele]

Very meaningful lyrics, about thinking back home and reflecting what my mum is doing back home and feeling sad at the same time, why did i leave home and came this far. My thoughts are only of home and how homesick i am

[BenBurua]

I always love listening to Stringbands from Milne Bay..❤❤