Uso Song 4:35
Alo Key Lyrics

In the verses of Alo Key's song Uso Song 4:35, the singer is addressing their loved ones, specifically their brother or sister (uso). In the first verse, the singer is asking their uso to come and sit next to them (nofo mai) because they want to talk. The singer starts talking about the beginning of their journey together and how they used to be very close (ta mafutaga). However, something has come between them and they are no longer as close as they used to be. The singer is asking for forgiveness for any mistakes they might have made and is pleading for the sibling's love and forgiveness so that they can continue to be close (uma e va'ai).

In the second verse, the singer directly addresses their "uso," calling them their "uso" and reassures them that they are still family despite any issues that may have come between them. The singer admits that they do not know why their uso is upset or angry, but they want to restore the relationship and move forward. The singer emphasizes that they are part of the same family, and so they should not let anything come between them.

Overall, the song is a heartfelt plea for reconciliation between siblings. The lyrics portray a sense of longing for connection and unity with loved ones, while also acknowledging that there may have been mistakes made in the past that need to be addressed in order to move forward as a family.