Hari ng Sablay

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For what it's worth...another one of those songs stuck in my head lately. The lyrics of this song seem almost tailor made for me it's actually scary...:-) *sigh*...it can't be like this all the time...

Hari ng Sablay
Sugarfree

Please lang wag kang magulat
Kung bigla akong magkalat
Mula pa nung pagkabata
Mistula ng tanga
Sa'n - sa'n nadadapa
Sa'n - sa'n bumababangga
Ang puso kong kawawa
May pag-asa pa ba

Oooh, ayoko ng mag sorry
Oooh, sawa na akong magsisi

Pasensya ka na
Mabilis lang akong mataranta

Ako ang hari ng sablay
Ako ang hari ng sablay
Hinding-hindi makasabay
Sabay sa hangin ng aking buhay
Hari ng sablay
Ako ang hari ng sablay
Ako ang hari, ako ang hari

Isang tama sampung mali
Ganyan ako pumili
'di na mababawi ng puso kong sawi
Daig pa ang telenovela
Kung ako ay magdrama
Ganyan ba talaga guhit ng aking tadhana

Oooh, sawa na akong mag sorry
Oooh, ayoko ng magsisi

Pasensya ka na
Mabilis lang akong mataranta

Ako ang hari ng sablay
Ako ang hari ng sablay
Hinding- hindi makasabay
Sabay sa hangin ng aking buhay
Hari ng sablay
Ako ang hari ng sablay
Ako ang hari, ako ang hari

Woah, ayoko ng magsorry
Oooh, sawa na akong magsisi

Pasensya ka na
Mabilis lang akong mataranta

Ako ang hari ng sablay
Ako ang hari ng sablay
Hinding- hindi makasabay
Sabay sa hangin ng aking buhay
Hari ng sablay
Ako ang hari ng sablay
Ako ang hari, ako ang hari

Bass line: Intro/Verse: B-C,F#-G; Refrain: E-C-G (2x), A-C-D; Chorus: G-C-E-C-D-G-C-A-C (D for very last line of song) Instrumental: B-C,E-F (2x) C-F (2x) G

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Anonymous said…
mayroon bang "reyna ng sablay"...?
April 04, 2005 12:57 PM
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