Hallelujah

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Hallelujah
Bamboo

Anong balita sa radio at TV
Ganun pa rin kumakapa sa dilim
Minsa’y naisip ko nang umalis na lang dito
Kalimutan ang lahat lumipad, lumayo

Bato-bato sa langit
tamaan wag magalit
Alam naman natin kung sino ang tuso

Sa bawat sumpang umiiyak singil ko ay piso
Sa bawat lumuluhang dukha — alay ko’y dugo

May kasama ka kapatid, kaibigan
Hangga’t ako’y humihinga may pag-asa pa

Hallelu
Hallelujah

Sinong sawa, sinong galit
Sumigaw ngayong gabi

Hallelu
Hallelujah

Blinded by the light
I could barely see the faces in front of me
Asking me where do we begin
Well for starters from within
I’m ashamed of what I’ve become in the mirror
The face of my one true enemy
Hallelujah, it’s a new day
Let’s take control. If i have to take this message door to door
Save myself, save every soul
With permission I make this my personal mission
Save me from the fire… from the fire

Ngayong gabi ako ang sundalo mo
Habang ika’y tulog ako’y gising nakabantay sa iyo — kasi mahal kita
Tingnan mo pag-ibig ko sa’yo lamang

May kasama ka kapatid, kaibigan
Hangga’t ako’y humihinga may pag-asa pa

Hallelu
Hallelujah

Sinong sawa, sinong galit
Sumigaw ngayong gabi

Hallelu
Hallelujah

Comments

Teacher Sol said…
HALLELUJAH! Nakapag-comment ako sa entries nyo. After lunch ang training ko. Eto addict sa blog, di makapigil di mag reply sa comments at mag blog hop sa mga nag comment, hehe:D

My reply to your comment to my latest entry:

RONALLAN, "I guess that's the key word. RESPECT." Oo nga eh, ok lang ang arguments and rebuttals and discussions, pero sana in a civilized manner para maayos naman. At di na nga siguro maiiwasan na may mag-iiwan ng mga nakakaasar na "bleep" sa tagboard mo. DELETE nalang yan. Wala tayong control sa blogosphere pero I believe naman as educated and civilized bloggers may control tayo sa sarili natin, hane?
August 02, 2005 9:32 PM
Ronald Allan said…
Amen sister. Amen. :-) Like your new pic. :-)
August 02, 2005 9:35 PM
Anonymous said…
Check out this podcast playing Pinoy underground releases, not even half as popular as bamboo but ten times satisfying.

http://philcast.blogspot.com
August 04, 2005 9:44 PM
Ronald Allan said…
Thanks for the tip pre. I'll be sure to check it out. I was always curious about podcasting. Probably because I don't know anything about it. :-) Might as well learn about it now. :-)
August 04, 2005 10:23 PM
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