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Lungad si Kasari eh, Sabi na bah Naman at dadalhan na laang🙆

Ako intindi iyo sabi SA akin..
Pero Ako hirap unawa iyo Salita...
Kaya Ikaw na deretso usap na SA Boss ko ha🙆

✅MAGANDANG BALITA✅

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"Kapag narinig mo,Akala mo It's yours
Pero sa bilis ng tono, parang maghahabol ka na ng hininga kapag kinanta mo.
Anong kanta ito?"

Here’s a quote for “At My Worst” by Pink Sweat$:

"I'll be right here, ready to love you at your worst, because that's what true love is all about—sticking together even when times are tough."

A bit of history:

“At My Worst” was released in 2020 as part of Pink Sweat$’s The Prelude EP. The song, with its soulful vibe, quickly resonated with listeners around the world, capturing the essence of unconditional love and vulnerability. Pink Sweat$ crafted this piece to emphasize the beauty of finding someone who stays by your side, even during your lowest moments. Its heartfelt lyrics and smooth melodies have made it a go-to for fans of modern R&B and love songs.

"Even when the stars fade, and the night grows silent, my heart still dances to the thought of you. In every dream, you’re the warmth that lights up my soul, a love I never want to wake from."

"Dream About You" by Stevie B was released in 1994 as a part of his album Funky Melody. The song is one of Stevie B's signature tracks, blending elements of freestyle, pop, and ballad. Known as the "King of Freestyle," Stevie B helped shape the freestyle genre, which thrived in the late 1980s and early 1990s. "Dream About You" became a fan favorite with its heartfelt lyrics and smooth melody, capturing themes of longing and love.

The song is often associated with romantic memories and the nostalgia of the '90s, particularly for fans of the freestyle genre. Its lyrics speak to the yearning and desire of dreaming about a loved one.

Song of Sha-Lala
Composed by [Kaheartbeat Mel]

VERSE 1

Don't you worry if at first,
they don't like you
Just keep goin' coz if they
hear you again and again,
they'll realize and
later on someone like you,
will become one of their inspiration.

CHORUS

And it's like a na na na na na
Later on they'll also sing your song
Of Sha la la la la

VERSE 2

In everything that you do
beginning is the hardest
But if you have faith and courage
you can do all that you want
And later on someone like you
will become one of their inspiration

Repeat CHORUS & 2nd VERSE
Then CHORUS once again🤟

Thank you all guys!
I made this beautiful and uplifting song!
I think the melody of "Na na na na na" and "Sha la la la la" gives it a catchy and timeless feel. And I hope it could resonate with many people who need encouragement to keep pushing forward.

Miss na kita Giliw🙆

"Miss Na Kita" by NYT Lumenda is a song that captures the deep, bittersweet feeling of missing someone dear. Its lyrics express the longing and for a loved one, capturing how absence makes the heart yearn even more. The melody and heartfelt lyrics reflect a deep, emotional connection, with every note and line evoking a sense of nostalgia and warmth.

This song resonates with anyone who has ever missed someone close to their heart, showcasing the beauty and pain that come with love. "Miss Na Kita" reminds us of the memories we cherish and the hope of reuniting with those we hold dear.

Kunyare daw eh LiVE🙆😂🤣
(A DAY IN MY LIFE VLOG)

Here’s a quote for "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" by The Beatles, along with a bit of its history and some hashtags:

Quote: "Life goes on, bra! It’s not just a lyric, it’s a reminder that joy and simplicity are often the best companions in this journey called life."

History: "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" was released in 1968 as part of The White Album. Written primarily by Paul McCartney, the song draws on Jamaican ska and is famous for its upbeat and carefree vibe. Its title was inspired by a phrase that Nigerian conga player Jimmy Scott-Emuakpor used to say, meaning "life goes on." Despite some mixed critical reception at the time, the song became a fan favorite and has since become an anthem of positivity.

History of Song Beauty and Madness by Fra lippo lippi

"Beauty and Madness" is one of the most popular songs by the Norwegian band Fra Lippo Lippi, which formed in the late 1970s. The band, initially known for their post-punk sound, gradually shifted towards a more melodic, pop-oriented style by the mid-1980s. "Beauty and Madness" is one of their standout tracks from their later period.

Key Points in the History of "Beauty and Madness":
Release: The song was part of the 1993 album "Dreams", which represented a softer, more reflective side of Fra Lippo Lippi's music. While it was not initially a massive hit in Europe, it found a larger audience in Southeast Asia, particularly in the Philippines, where the band became incredibly popular.

Themes: "Beauty and Madness" is a ballad that touches on the fleeting nature of beauty and the challenges of life. The song’s melancholic tone and poetic lyrics evoke a deep emotional response, which is why it resonates with listeners around the world.

Impact in Southeast Asia: The song became a major hit in the Philippines, where Fra Lippo Lippi enjoyed a significant fanbase. The band’s heartfelt lyrics and mellow sound became a staple in Filipino pop culture, even being played on many local radio stations years after its release.

Legacy: Although Fra Lippo Lippi disbanded in the 1990s, "Beauty and Madness" remains one of their most enduring tracks. The song continues to receive airplay and is often covered by local artists in Southeast Asia.
"Beauty and Madness":

BALBAHUTOG IS MY NAME🙆

History of MANDY by Westlife

"Mandy" is a song that was covered by the Irish boy band Westlife, originally written by Scott English and Richard Kerr. The song was first performed by Scott English in 1971 under the title "Brandy." However, it gained widespread recognition when Barry Manilow recorded it in 1974, changing the title to "Mandy" to avoid confusion with another song, "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" by Looking Glass.

Westlife's version of "Mandy" was released as a single on November 15, 2003, from their fourth studio album, Turnaround. The cover became a massive hit for the band, reaching number one on the UK Singles Chart and the Irish Singles Chart. The song's release marked Westlife's 12th number-one single in the UK.

Westlife's version is notable for its signature boy band style, blending rich harmonies and emotional vocals, appealing to both older fans familiar with Manilow’s version and their younger fanbase. The song's success further cemented Westlife's place as one of the most popular boy bands of the early 2000s.

"Napupuyat" ni Freddie Aguilar:

"Sa bawat gabing walang tulog, dala ang bigat ng mga pangarap at pangamba, tandaan mong may liwanag na naghihintay sa bawat bukang-liwayway."

Tulad ng kanta, nagpapahiwatig ito ng pagpupursige at pag-asa sa kabila ng mga pagsubok at hirap na nararanasan.