Hanggang Ngayon
Regine Velasquez
Bakit di magawang limutin ka
Bawat sandali’y ika’y naaalala
Tangi kong dasal sa Maykapal
Makapiling kang muli.
Bakit dika maalis sa isip ko
Ikaw ang laging laman nitong puso ko
Kahit pilitin kong damdamin magbago
Ikaw pa rin ang hinahanap ko
Refrain:
Hanggang ngayon,
Ikaw pa rin ang iniibig ko
Ikaw pa rin ang natatanging pangarap ko
Ikaw lamang
Hanggang ngayon
Ikaw lang ang tunay na minamahal
Ikaw lang hinihintay
ko ng kaytagal.
Ikaw ang ligaya,
Ang buhay at pag-asa
Ikaw lang, wala ng iba
kaya’t
[repeat refrain]
Dapat ba nating pagbigyan
Ang ating mga puso muli pang buksan
At ibibigay lahat ang pag-ibig na tapat.
Sa iyo.
Sa iyo.
Hanggang ngayon,
Ikaw pa rin ang iniibig ko
Ikaw pa rin ang natatanging pangarap ko
Hindi ko na kayang mag-isa
Ikaw lamang,
Ikaw lamang,
Ikaw lamang,
ikaw lamang,
Hanggang ngayon.
Back to Pinoy Singers
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Tagalog Christmas Songs, Pinoy OPM Christmas Songs,Filipino songs
10.27.2005
10.26.2005
Tagalog Songs-OPM-MULI
MULI
Parokya Ni Edgar
Kay bilis ng pangyayari at di ko namalayan
Na ako pala’y iiwan mo ng ganon na lang
Kahit na anong gawin hindi kayang tanggapin
Ng puso ko’t isipan na ika’y lilisan
Maaari bang dinggin natatangi kong hiling
Sana ay makapiling kang
Muli kang masilayan at muli kang mahagkan
Sana’y di na iwan pang muli
Hindi ko sinasadya na ikaw ay masaktan
Kaya’t sana naman ay iyong maintindihan
Na ako ay nagsisisi at nangangako sa yo
Na di ka na luluha pang muli sa piling ko
Di na ba mapagbibigyan
Bakit di maunawaan
Maaari bang dinggin natatangi kong hiling
Sana ay patawarin mo
Ako ay nagsisisi at nangangako sa yo
Di ka na luluha pang muli
Hanggang Ngayon
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Parokya Ni Edgar
Kay bilis ng pangyayari at di ko namalayan
Na ako pala’y iiwan mo ng ganon na lang
Kahit na anong gawin hindi kayang tanggapin
Ng puso ko’t isipan na ika’y lilisan
Maaari bang dinggin natatangi kong hiling
Sana ay makapiling kang
Muli kang masilayan at muli kang mahagkan
Sana’y di na iwan pang muli
Hindi ko sinasadya na ikaw ay masaktan
Kaya’t sana naman ay iyong maintindihan
Na ako ay nagsisisi at nangangako sa yo
Na di ka na luluha pang muli sa piling ko
Di na ba mapagbibigyan
Bakit di maunawaan
Maaari bang dinggin natatangi kong hiling
Sana ay patawarin mo
Ako ay nagsisisi at nangangako sa yo
Di ka na luluha pang muli
Hanggang Ngayon
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10.21.2005
Pinoy Big Brother
Pinoy Big Brother
Theme Song of Pinoy Big Brother Kapamilya Reality Show
Intro: D-A-E-Gm
I
D-A-E-Gm
Lahat tayo mayroon pagkakaiba madalang makikita na
Iba’t ibang kagustuhan ngunit isang patutunguhan
Gabay at pagmamahal ang hanap ko
Pagbibigay ng halaga sa iyo
Nais mong ipakilala kung sino ka man talaga?
Chorus:
D-A-E-Gm
Pinoy, ikaw ay Pinoy
Ipakita sa mundo
Kung ano ang kaya mo
Ibang-iba ang Pinoy
Wag kang matatakot
Ipagmalaki mo, Pinoy ako
Pinoy tayo
II
D-A-E-Gm
Ipakita mo ang tunay at kung sino ka?
Mayroon masasama at maganda
Wala naman perpekto
Basta magpakatotoo oohh…
Gabay at pagmamahal ang hanap mo
Pagbibigay ng halaga sa iyo
Nais mong ipakilala kung sino ka man talaga?
Repeat Chorus
III
D-A-E-Gm
Talagang ganyan ang buhay
Dapat ka nang masanay
Wala rin mangyayari
Kung laging nakikibagay
Ipakilala ang iyong sarili
Ano man sa iyo ang mangyari
Ang lagi mong iisipin
Kayang kayang gawin.
pinoy big brother rel=
8.20.2005
FILIPINO ACTORS-FERNANDO POE, JR.
FILIPINO ACTORS-FERNANDO POE, JR.
Fernando Poe, Jr.AKA Ronald Allan Kelley Poe, Jr.
Born: 20-Aug-1939
Birthplace: St. Luke's Hospital, Manila, Philippines
Died: 13-Dec-2004
Location of death: Manila, Philippines
Cause of death: Stroke
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Ethnicity: Hispanic
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Politician, Actor
Nationality: FILIPINO
Father: Allan Fernando Poe (Spaniard, b. 1916, d. 1951)
Mother: Bessie Kelley (American, of Kansas City MO, not married at time of FPJ's birth)
Brother: Andy Poe
Brother: Conrad Poe
Wife: Susan Roces
High School: (dropped out)
Coma Dec-2004
Spanish Ancestry Paternal
Adopted Daughter: Grace Poe
Son: Ronian Poe/Ana Marin
Selected filmography
* Pakners (2003)
* Alamat ng lawin, Ang (2002)
* Batas ng lansangan (2002)
* Ayos na ang kasunod (2000)
* Dalubhasa, Ang (2000)
* Alyas Lakay (1999)
* Isusumbong kita sa tatay ko (1999)
* Pagbabalik ng probinsiyano (1998)
* Eseng ng Tondo (1997)
* Probinsyano, Ang (1997)
* Hagedorn (1996)
* Ikaw lang ang mahal ko (1996)
* Isang bala ka lang, part II (1996)
* Kahit butas ng karayom (1995)
* Minsan pa (1995)
* Walang matigas na tinapay sa mainit na kape (1993)
* Hindi ka na sisikatan ng araw (1990)
* Kahit konting pagtingin (1990)
* Ako ang huhusga (1989)
* Agila ng Maynila (1988)
* Gawa na ang balang papatay sa iyo (1988)
* One day, isang araw (1988)
* Kalibre .45 (1986)
* Muslim Magnum .357 (1986)
* Padrino, Ang (1985)
* Partida (1985)
* Panday IV (1984)
* Isang bala ka lang (1983)
* Panday III (1983)
* Roman Rapido (1983)
* Umpisahan mo, tatapusin ko (1983)
* Panday, II (1981)
* Panday, Ang (1980)
* Aguila (1980)
* Durugin si Totoy Bato (1979)
* Bato sa buhangin (1976)
* Batya't palo palo (1974)
* Esteban (1973)
* Alamat, Ang (1972)
* Santo Domingo (1972)
* Asedillo (1971)
* Santiago (1970)
* Divina Gracia (1970)
* Perlas ng silangan (1969)
* Alyas 1 2 3 (1968)
* Barbaro Cristobal (1968)
* Baril at rosario (1968)
* Dayuhan, Ang (1968)
* Dos por dos (1968)
* Magpakailan man (1968)
* Mangliligpit, Ang (1968)
* Pagbabalik ni Daniel Barrion, Ang (1968)
* Sorrento (1968)
* Tanging ikaw (1968)
* Tatlong hari (1968)
* To Susan with Love (1968)
* Alabok sa lupa, Mga (1967)
* The Ravagers (1965)
* Intramuros (1964)
* Sigaw ng digmaan (1963)
* Dito sa pitong gatang
* Kapag lumaban ang api
* Kapag puno na ang salop
* Mabuting Kaibigan...Masamang Kaaway
His death (Wikipedia)
Poe was admitted to Saint Luke's Medical Center in Quezon City on the eve of December 11, 2004, after complaining of dizziness at a gathering in his production studio premise. He suffered from a stroke and slipped into a coma while being treated for a brain clot. Doctors described his condition as a cerebral thrombosis with multiple organ failure. Movie fans across the country held a vigil around the hospital after news of Poe's sickness came out. He died at the age of 65 on December 14 at 12:01 am, without regaining consciousness. Friends and allies from the movie and political worlds were at his bedside. He left behind his wife actress Susan Roces and daughter, Mary Grace, and also his illegitimate son, Ronian, or Ron Allan.
His 9 day wake was attended by at least 2,000,000 people (according to FPJ Wake Coordinating Council [5]), although some estimates ranged from as low as 30,000 to as high as 3,000,000 people, many of whom travelled for days and waited for hours in line for a glimpse. His funeral procession drew tens of thousands who crowded the streets of Quezon City to pay their last respects. He is buried in his family plot along with his father and mother in North Cemetery, Manila, Philippines.
BBCnews about his funeral
Profile of Fernando Poe, Jr.
Fernando Poe, Jr.AKA Ronald Allan Kelley Poe, Jr.
Born: 20-Aug-1939
Birthplace: St. Luke's Hospital, Manila, Philippines
Died: 13-Dec-2004
Location of death: Manila, Philippines
Cause of death: Stroke
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Ethnicity: Hispanic
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Politician, Actor
Nationality: FILIPINO
Father: Allan Fernando Poe (Spaniard, b. 1916, d. 1951)
Mother: Bessie Kelley (American, of Kansas City MO, not married at time of FPJ's birth)
Brother: Andy Poe
Brother: Conrad Poe
Wife: Susan Roces
High School: (dropped out)
Coma Dec-2004
Spanish Ancestry Paternal
Adopted Daughter: Grace Poe
Son: Ronian Poe/Ana Marin
Selected filmography
* Pakners (2003)
* Alamat ng lawin, Ang (2002)
* Batas ng lansangan (2002)
* Ayos na ang kasunod (2000)
* Dalubhasa, Ang (2000)
* Alyas Lakay (1999)
* Isusumbong kita sa tatay ko (1999)
* Pagbabalik ng probinsiyano (1998)
* Eseng ng Tondo (1997)
* Probinsyano, Ang (1997)
* Hagedorn (1996)
* Ikaw lang ang mahal ko (1996)
* Isang bala ka lang, part II (1996)
* Kahit butas ng karayom (1995)
* Minsan pa (1995)
* Walang matigas na tinapay sa mainit na kape (1993)
* Hindi ka na sisikatan ng araw (1990)
* Kahit konting pagtingin (1990)
* Ako ang huhusga (1989)
* Agila ng Maynila (1988)
* Gawa na ang balang papatay sa iyo (1988)
* One day, isang araw (1988)
* Kalibre .45 (1986)
* Muslim Magnum .357 (1986)
* Padrino, Ang (1985)
* Partida (1985)
* Panday IV (1984)
* Isang bala ka lang (1983)
* Panday III (1983)
* Roman Rapido (1983)
* Umpisahan mo, tatapusin ko (1983)
* Panday, II (1981)
* Panday, Ang (1980)
* Aguila (1980)
* Durugin si Totoy Bato (1979)
* Bato sa buhangin (1976)
* Batya't palo palo (1974)
* Esteban (1973)
* Alamat, Ang (1972)
* Santo Domingo (1972)
* Asedillo (1971)
* Santiago (1970)
* Divina Gracia (1970)
* Perlas ng silangan (1969)
* Alyas 1 2 3 (1968)
* Barbaro Cristobal (1968)
* Baril at rosario (1968)
* Dayuhan, Ang (1968)
* Dos por dos (1968)
* Magpakailan man (1968)
* Mangliligpit, Ang (1968)
* Pagbabalik ni Daniel Barrion, Ang (1968)
* Sorrento (1968)
* Tanging ikaw (1968)
* Tatlong hari (1968)
* To Susan with Love (1968)
* Alabok sa lupa, Mga (1967)
* The Ravagers (1965)
* Intramuros (1964)
* Sigaw ng digmaan (1963)
* Dito sa pitong gatang
* Kapag lumaban ang api
* Kapag puno na ang salop
* Mabuting Kaibigan...Masamang Kaaway
His death (Wikipedia)
Poe was admitted to Saint Luke's Medical Center in Quezon City on the eve of December 11, 2004, after complaining of dizziness at a gathering in his production studio premise. He suffered from a stroke and slipped into a coma while being treated for a brain clot. Doctors described his condition as a cerebral thrombosis with multiple organ failure. Movie fans across the country held a vigil around the hospital after news of Poe's sickness came out. He died at the age of 65 on December 14 at 12:01 am, without regaining consciousness. Friends and allies from the movie and political worlds were at his bedside. He left behind his wife actress Susan Roces and daughter, Mary Grace, and also his illegitimate son, Ronian, or Ron Allan.
His 9 day wake was attended by at least 2,000,000 people (according to FPJ Wake Coordinating Council [5]), although some estimates ranged from as low as 30,000 to as high as 3,000,000 people, many of whom travelled for days and waited for hours in line for a glimpse. His funeral procession drew tens of thousands who crowded the streets of Quezon City to pay their last respects. He is buried in his family plot along with his father and mother in North Cemetery, Manila, Philippines.
BBCnews about his funeral
Profile of Fernando Poe, Jr.
7.25.2005
FILIPINO ACTOR- DOLPHY
FILIPINO ACTOR- DOLPHY
RODOLFO aka DOLPHY QUIZON
His real name is Rodolfo Vera Quizon, but for millions of his followers, he is simply Dolphy, gifted performer, comedian par excellence, dramatic actor, lover to many beautiful women at one time or another, now faithful to only one, doting father (of 18 children!), vaudeville alumnus, movie and TV star, slowing down a bit now but still popular, still going strong.
Through the decades he has had so many loves, not too publicized or well known, with showbiz beauties like the then young Lotis Key, who has a theater background; Alma Moreno (mother of his son Vandolph),and for a time, Pilar Pilapil, etc.
Finally he settled down. For years he has lived blissfully with singer Zsa Zsa Padilla, his “common-law wife” or, to be more politically correct, live-in partner.They have two daughters: Nicole, 12, and Zia, 11.
Dolphy has several children (Rolly, Sally and Dolphy Jr.) by his first wife. The rest are their half-brothers and half-sisters. The most successful so far have been Eric and Jeffrey, acclaimed for their performance in “Markova: Comfort Gay,” shown during the Metro Manila Film Festival of 2000.
The two appeared here with their father, and all went on to win Best Actor awards during the recent Brussels International Film Festival in Belgium.
Many people envy him for his wonderful career and interesting lifestyle. For them, Dolphy is the "king of comedy" who views life with joy and excitement. Born on July 25, 1928, he was raised by his poor parents, Melencio Espinosa Quizon and Salud dela Rosa Vera. He started as a struggling performer onstage during the Japanese Occupation. The late Fernando Poe Sr. gave him his first break as a character actor. His comic talents became well known in the films, "Jack en Jill" and "Facifica Falayfay". Soon, he made many comedy films, alongside fellow comedians, Pugo, Tugo, Babalu, Panchito, Ike Lozada and German Moreno.
He was paired with Nida Blanca in "John en Marsha", the most-watched prime time television program in the 1980s. He almost retired from the industry in 1989 when he was romantically involved with another actress. In 1979, Dolphy was named as the "king of Philippine movies". A decade later, he was declared as the "all-time favorite actor of Philippine movies". In 1994, he was given the Dangal ng Lipi award by the Bert Amorcelo Memorial Foundation and the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award by Urian. In 1999, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) named Dolphy as one of the "100 Influential Filipino Artists of the Century. He was also a Parangal ng Bayan and Golden Father Foundation awardee.
The Dolphy saga has not been spared tragedy. Years ago Dolphy Jr. was involved along with Jerry Pons in an arson case which claimed the lives of six persons, including the children of former actress Mina Aragon. Junior was sentenced to life imprisonment, but was later pardoned by former President Joseph Estrada, a colleague and friend of Dolphy.
In 2001, Vandolph figured in a near fatal vehicular accident en route to Baguio when his car struck a truck. “So many people were praying for me and for Vandolph,” Dolphy re-called. His son survived, and was able to walk again. Unfortunately, Vandolph’s girl friend, Desiree Raquiza, died. Religiosity is another side to Dolphy’s multifaceted personality. He prays to a crucified Christ and images of many saints in his home (a reclaimed area in Pasay City near Manila Bay), hears Mass every Sunday and attends novena in Baclaran . During Holy Week, he organizes a padasal in their house.
Filipino+Actors,Pinoy+Actors,Fernando+Poe+Jr.,Joseph+Estrada,Dolphy
RODOLFO aka DOLPHY QUIZON
His real name is Rodolfo Vera Quizon, but for millions of his followers, he is simply Dolphy, gifted performer, comedian par excellence, dramatic actor, lover to many beautiful women at one time or another, now faithful to only one, doting father (of 18 children!), vaudeville alumnus, movie and TV star, slowing down a bit now but still popular, still going strong.
Through the decades he has had so many loves, not too publicized or well known, with showbiz beauties like the then young Lotis Key, who has a theater background; Alma Moreno (mother of his son Vandolph),and for a time, Pilar Pilapil, etc.
Finally he settled down. For years he has lived blissfully with singer Zsa Zsa Padilla, his “common-law wife” or, to be more politically correct, live-in partner.They have two daughters: Nicole, 12, and Zia, 11.
Dolphy has several children (Rolly, Sally and Dolphy Jr.) by his first wife. The rest are their half-brothers and half-sisters. The most successful so far have been Eric and Jeffrey, acclaimed for their performance in “Markova: Comfort Gay,” shown during the Metro Manila Film Festival of 2000.
The two appeared here with their father, and all went on to win Best Actor awards during the recent Brussels International Film Festival in Belgium.
Many people envy him for his wonderful career and interesting lifestyle. For them, Dolphy is the "king of comedy" who views life with joy and excitement. Born on July 25, 1928, he was raised by his poor parents, Melencio Espinosa Quizon and Salud dela Rosa Vera. He started as a struggling performer onstage during the Japanese Occupation. The late Fernando Poe Sr. gave him his first break as a character actor. His comic talents became well known in the films, "Jack en Jill" and "Facifica Falayfay". Soon, he made many comedy films, alongside fellow comedians, Pugo, Tugo, Babalu, Panchito, Ike Lozada and German Moreno.
He was paired with Nida Blanca in "John en Marsha", the most-watched prime time television program in the 1980s. He almost retired from the industry in 1989 when he was romantically involved with another actress. In 1979, Dolphy was named as the "king of Philippine movies". A decade later, he was declared as the "all-time favorite actor of Philippine movies". In 1994, he was given the Dangal ng Lipi award by the Bert Amorcelo Memorial Foundation and the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award by Urian. In 1999, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) named Dolphy as one of the "100 Influential Filipino Artists of the Century. He was also a Parangal ng Bayan and Golden Father Foundation awardee.
The Dolphy saga has not been spared tragedy. Years ago Dolphy Jr. was involved along with Jerry Pons in an arson case which claimed the lives of six persons, including the children of former actress Mina Aragon. Junior was sentenced to life imprisonment, but was later pardoned by former President Joseph Estrada, a colleague and friend of Dolphy.
In 2001, Vandolph figured in a near fatal vehicular accident en route to Baguio when his car struck a truck. “So many people were praying for me and for Vandolph,” Dolphy re-called. His son survived, and was able to walk again. Unfortunately, Vandolph’s girl friend, Desiree Raquiza, died. Religiosity is another side to Dolphy’s multifaceted personality. He prays to a crucified Christ and images of many saints in his home (a reclaimed area in Pasay City near Manila Bay), hears Mass every Sunday and attends novena in Baclaran . During Holy Week, he organizes a padasal in their house.
Filipino+Actors,Pinoy+Actors,Fernando+Poe+Jr.,Joseph+Estrada,Dolphy
6.21.2005
Poem of Jose Rizal-Kundiman
Kundiman
Truly hushed today
Are my tongue and heart
Harm is discerned by love
And joy flies away,
'Cause the Country was
Vanquished and did yield
Through the negligence
Of the one who led.
But the sun will return to dawn;
In spite of everything
Subdued people
Will be liberated;
The Filipino name
Will return perhaps
And again become
In vogue in the world.
We shall shed
Blood and it shall flood
Only to emancipate
The native land;
While the designated time
Does not come,
Love will rest
And anxiety will sleep.
Jose Rizal biography,timeline,Jose Rizal's poems,Mi Ultimo Adios,My Last Farewell
Truly hushed today
Are my tongue and heart
Harm is discerned by love
And joy flies away,
'Cause the Country was
Vanquished and did yield
Through the negligence
Of the one who led.
But the sun will return to dawn;
In spite of everything
Subdued people
Will be liberated;
The Filipino name
Will return perhaps
And again become
In vogue in the world.
We shall shed
Blood and it shall flood
Only to emancipate
The native land;
While the designated time
Does not come,
Love will rest
And anxiety will sleep.
Jose Rizal biography,timeline,Jose Rizal's poems,Mi Ultimo Adios,My Last Farewell
5.10.2005
OPM - Regine Velasquez
KAILANGAN KO'Y IKAW
Regine Velasquez
Kailangan ko'y ikaw
Dito sa piling ko
Kailangan kong madama
Ang pag-ibig mo
Sa bawat oras ng
Di ka nakikita
Para bang kaybigat
Ng nadarama
Oh, giliw nasan ka?
Bakit lumisan ka
Paano na ang puso ko
Nag-iisa
Kailangan ko'y ikaw
Sa bawat sandali
Kailangan kong mayakap mo
At iyong halik
Kailangan ko'y ikaw
Dito sa buhay ko
Paano na
Ang puso ko nag-iisa
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Regine Velasquez
Kailangan ko'y ikaw
Dito sa piling ko
Kailangan kong madama
Ang pag-ibig mo
Sa bawat oras ng
Di ka nakikita
Para bang kaybigat
Ng nadarama
Oh, giliw nasan ka?
Bakit lumisan ka
Paano na ang puso ko
Nag-iisa
Kailangan ko'y ikaw
Sa bawat sandali
Kailangan kong mayakap mo
At iyong halik
Kailangan ko'y ikaw
Dito sa buhay ko
Paano na
Ang puso ko nag-iisa
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Ilocano folk songs,lyrics+chords, Filipino folk dance,
Tagalog Christmas Songs, Pinoy OPM Christmas Songs,Filipino songs
5.07.2005
OPM - Regine Velasquez
YOU ARE MY SONG
Regine Velasquez
You are the song
Playing so softly in my heart
I reach for you
You seem so near yet so far
I hope and I pray
That you'll be with me someday
Refrain I:
I know down inside you are mine
And I'm your true love
Or am I dreaming?
Chorus:
How can I?
Each time you try to say goodbye
You are there
You look my way, I touch the sky
We can share tomorrow and forevermore
I'll be there to love you so
You are my song
You are my song
I know for sure
That we were meant to fall in love
I look in your eyes
I know what you're thinkin' of
I try not to say the words
That might scare you away
Refrain II:
'Coz I know down inside you are mine
And I'm your true love
Please no more dreaming
Chorus:
How can I?
Each time you try to say goodbye
You are there
You look my way, I touch the sky
We can share tomorrow and forevermore
I'll be there to love you so
... You are my song
We can share tomorrow and forevermore
I'll be there to love you so
... You are my song
Technorati tags:
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folk songs,lyrics,Filipino singers,Bicolano folk songs,
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Ilocano folk songs,lyrics+chords, Filipino folk dance,
Tagalog Christmas Songs, Pinoy OPM Christmas Songs,Filipino songs
Regine Velasquez
You are the song
Playing so softly in my heart
I reach for you
You seem so near yet so far
I hope and I pray
That you'll be with me someday
Refrain I:
I know down inside you are mine
And I'm your true love
Or am I dreaming?
Chorus:
How can I?
Each time you try to say goodbye
You are there
You look my way, I touch the sky
We can share tomorrow and forevermore
I'll be there to love you so
You are my song
You are my song
I know for sure
That we were meant to fall in love
I look in your eyes
I know what you're thinkin' of
I try not to say the words
That might scare you away
Refrain II:
'Coz I know down inside you are mine
And I'm your true love
Please no more dreaming
Chorus:
How can I?
Each time you try to say goodbye
You are there
You look my way, I touch the sky
We can share tomorrow and forevermore
I'll be there to love you so
... You are my song
We can share tomorrow and forevermore
I'll be there to love you so
... You are my song
Technorati tags:
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Tagalog Christmas Songs, Pinoy OPM Christmas Songs,Filipino songs
5.03.2005
ERASERHEADS-ANG HULING LIMBO
ANG HULING LIMBO
ERASERHEADS
kamuka mo si paraluman
nung tayo ay bata pa
at ang galing-galing mo sumayaw
mapabugi man o cha cha
ngunit ang pabotrito
ay pagsayaw mo ng el bimbo
nakakaindak, nakakaaliw
nakakatindig balahibo
pagkagaling sa skwela ay didiretso na sa inyo
at buong maghapon ay tinuturuan mo ako
(chorus)
magkahawak ang ating kamay
at walang kamalay-malay
na tinuruan mo ang puso ko
na umibig ng tunay
nanigas ang aking katawan
pagumikot na ang plaka
patay sa kembot ng bewang mo
at ang pungay ng iyong mga mata
lumiliwanag ang buhay
habang tayo'y magkaakbay
at dahang dahan dumudulas
ang kamay ko sa makinis mong braso
sana noon pa man ay sinabi na sa iyo
kahit hindi na uso ay ito lang ang alam ko
(chorus)
la la la...la la..la la la la la la...
lumipas ng maraming taon
di na tayo nagkita
balita ko'y may anak ka na
ngunit walang asawa
tagahugas ka raw ng pinggan
sa may ermita
at 'sang gabi nasagasaan
sa isang madilim na eskinita
lahat ng pangarap ko'y bigla lang natunaw
sa panaginip na lang pala kita maisasayaw
(chorus 2x)
la la la...la la...la la la la
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kamuka mo si paraluman
nung tayo ay bata pa
at ang galing-galing mo sumayaw
mapabugi man o cha cha
ngunit ang pabotrito
ay pagsayaw mo ng el bimbo
nakakaindak, nakakaaliw
nakakatindig balahibo
pagkagaling sa skwela ay didiretso na sa inyo
at buong maghapon ay tinuturuan mo ako
(chorus)
magkahawak ang ating kamay
at walang kamalay-malay
na tinuruan mo ang puso ko
na umibig ng tunay
nanigas ang aking katawan
pagumikot na ang plaka
patay sa kembot ng bewang mo
at ang pungay ng iyong mga mata
lumiliwanag ang buhay
habang tayo'y magkaakbay
at dahang dahan dumudulas
ang kamay ko sa makinis mong braso
sana noon pa man ay sinabi na sa iyo
kahit hindi na uso ay ito lang ang alam ko
(chorus)
la la la...la la..la la la la la la...
lumipas ng maraming taon
di na tayo nagkita
balita ko'y may anak ka na
ngunit walang asawa
tagahugas ka raw ng pinggan
sa may ermita
at 'sang gabi nasagasaan
sa isang madilim na eskinita
lahat ng pangarap ko'y bigla lang natunaw
sa panaginip na lang pala kita maisasayaw
(chorus 2x)
la la la...la la...la la la la
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5.02.2005
ERASERHEADS-ALAPAAP
ALAPAAP
ERASERHEADS
May isang umaga, na tayo'y magsasama
Haya at halina sa alapaap
O, anong sarap, haa...
Hanggang sa dulo ng mundo
Hanggang maubos ang ubo
Hanggang gumulong ang luha
Hanggang mahulog ang tala
Chorus:
Masdan mo ang aking mata
'Di mo ba nakikita
Ako ngayo'y lumilipad at nasa langit na
Gusto mo bang sumama ?
Hindi mo na kailangan ang magtago't mahiya
Hindi mo na kailangan humanap ng iba
Kalimutan lang muna
Ang lahat ng problema
Huminga ka ng malalim at tayo'y lalarga na
Handa na bang gumala
Adlib:
Pap-pa-rap... pap-pa-rap-pa..
Pa pa pa pa (papapapa....)
La-la-la... oooh hoo hoo...
Ang daming bawal sa mundo
(Ang daming bawal sa mundo)
Sinasakal nila tayo
(Sinasakal nila tayo)
Buksan ang puso at isipan
(Buksan ang puso at isipan)
Paliparin ang kamalayan
(Paliparin)
Chorus 2:
Masdan mo ang aking mata
'Di mo ba nakikita
Ako'y lumilipad at nasa alapaap na
Gusto mo bang sumama ?
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Sumama ?
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ERASERHEADS
May isang umaga, na tayo'y magsasama
Haya at halina sa alapaap
O, anong sarap, haa...
Hanggang sa dulo ng mundo
Hanggang maubos ang ubo
Hanggang gumulong ang luha
Hanggang mahulog ang tala
Chorus:
Masdan mo ang aking mata
'Di mo ba nakikita
Ako ngayo'y lumilipad at nasa langit na
Gusto mo bang sumama ?
Hindi mo na kailangan ang magtago't mahiya
Hindi mo na kailangan humanap ng iba
Kalimutan lang muna
Ang lahat ng problema
Huminga ka ng malalim at tayo'y lalarga na
Handa na bang gumala
Adlib:
Pap-pa-rap... pap-pa-rap-pa..
Pa pa pa pa (papapapa....)
La-la-la... oooh hoo hoo...
Ang daming bawal sa mundo
(Ang daming bawal sa mundo)
Sinasakal nila tayo
(Sinasakal nila tayo)
Buksan ang puso at isipan
(Buksan ang puso at isipan)
Paliparin ang kamalayan
(Paliparin)
Chorus 2:
Masdan mo ang aking mata
'Di mo ba nakikita
Ako'y lumilipad at nasa alapaap na
Gusto mo bang sumama ?
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Gusto mo bang (gusto mo bang)
Sumama ?
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5.01.2005
ERASERHEADS- IKAW ANG NAIS
IKAW ANG NAIS
ERASERHEADS
sa aking isip maging sa panaginip ikaw ang nasisilip ko,
tuwing umaga dasal ko sana'y laging ikaw ang nasa piling ko,
kahit pilitin ko man na ika'y limutin,hindi ko magawa ito,
laging nag iisip ng aking gagawin ng mapansin ako.
chorus:
ikaw ang nais ko,
walang iba sa puso ko
ikaw ang natatanging nasa isip,
maging sa panaginip,
kahit hindi na magising,
bastat kapiling(kita)
tuwing may gimik ako ay lumalapit sayo isinasama ka,
ligaya at saya aking nadarama tuwing kapiling ka,
pag tayo lang dalawa hindi maamin na minamahal kita
ang iniisip ko baka magalit ka ako'y iwanan na.
bakit laging binabalewala lang mga ginagawa ko,
kung alam mo lang kung gaano kita kagusto,
REPEAT CHORUS
kapag nagigipit sakin dumidikit tinutulungan ka,
kahit na bente lang ang pera na dala naililibre ka,
maging sa pagbulong di maitanong laging nangangamba,
kung may pag-asa ba?,merong nadarama di ko maamin na
REPEAT CHORUS
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ERASERHEADS
sa aking isip maging sa panaginip ikaw ang nasisilip ko,
tuwing umaga dasal ko sana'y laging ikaw ang nasa piling ko,
kahit pilitin ko man na ika'y limutin,hindi ko magawa ito,
laging nag iisip ng aking gagawin ng mapansin ako.
chorus:
ikaw ang nais ko,
walang iba sa puso ko
ikaw ang natatanging nasa isip,
maging sa panaginip,
kahit hindi na magising,
bastat kapiling(kita)
tuwing may gimik ako ay lumalapit sayo isinasama ka,
ligaya at saya aking nadarama tuwing kapiling ka,
pag tayo lang dalawa hindi maamin na minamahal kita
ang iniisip ko baka magalit ka ako'y iwanan na.
bakit laging binabalewala lang mga ginagawa ko,
kung alam mo lang kung gaano kita kagusto,
REPEAT CHORUS
kapag nagigipit sakin dumidikit tinutulungan ka,
kahit na bente lang ang pera na dala naililibre ka,
maging sa pagbulong di maitanong laging nangangamba,
kung may pag-asa ba?,merong nadarama di ko maamin na
REPEAT CHORUS
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4.27.2005
SA TOLLGATE LYRICS AND CHORDS - Eraserheads
SA TOLLGATE LYRICS AND CHORDS
by Eraserheads
intro: F
C Em G F
Gumising ka, nasa tollgate na tayo
C Em G F
May hawak-hawak pang gusot-gusot na dyaryo
C Em G F
'Di ko alam kung ba't biglang nagyaya
C Em G F
Basta't sabi mo, ayaw ma na silang...
D
...makita.
F C
Puno ng gasolina ang isip ko
F C
Tumawag pa kanina ang boyfriend mo
F C
Buwan ay parang ulo na nabibilog
D
Mga paa'y natutulog...
Bb
hwoooww...
C Em G F
Gumising ka, nasa tollgate na tayo
C Em G F
Sumasabay-sabay sa punit-punit na radyo
C Em G F
Sumasayaw mga poste ng ilaw
C Em G F
'Wag kang lumingon sa likod baka may makitang...
D
...multo.
F C
Kaya't kayong mga bata makinig kayo
F C
'Wag nakikisali sa hindi niyo gulo
F C
Kung ayaw niyong mag-iwan 'di magsama kayo
F C
At kung wala kayong alam...
D
...mabuti pa'y mag-ahit na lang.
heeeeeeyyy noooww....
heeeeeeyyy noooww....
one.. two.. three..
F C
tabi mo muna (easy ka, nasa tollgate na)
F C
tabi mo muna (easy ka, nasa tollgate na)
F C
tabi mo muna (lalalala...lalala)
F C
tabi mo muna (lalalala...lalala)
D Bb
tabi mo muna...ahaaa.....
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by Eraserheads
intro: F
C Em G F
Gumising ka, nasa tollgate na tayo
C Em G F
May hawak-hawak pang gusot-gusot na dyaryo
C Em G F
'Di ko alam kung ba't biglang nagyaya
C Em G F
Basta't sabi mo, ayaw ma na silang...
D
...makita.
F C
Puno ng gasolina ang isip ko
F C
Tumawag pa kanina ang boyfriend mo
F C
Buwan ay parang ulo na nabibilog
D
Mga paa'y natutulog...
Bb
hwoooww...
C Em G F
Gumising ka, nasa tollgate na tayo
C Em G F
Sumasabay-sabay sa punit-punit na radyo
C Em G F
Sumasayaw mga poste ng ilaw
C Em G F
'Wag kang lumingon sa likod baka may makitang...
D
...multo.
F C
Kaya't kayong mga bata makinig kayo
F C
'Wag nakikisali sa hindi niyo gulo
F C
Kung ayaw niyong mag-iwan 'di magsama kayo
F C
At kung wala kayong alam...
D
...mabuti pa'y mag-ahit na lang.
heeeeeeyyy noooww....
heeeeeeyyy noooww....
one.. two.. three..
F C
tabi mo muna (easy ka, nasa tollgate na)
F C
tabi mo muna (easy ka, nasa tollgate na)
F C
tabi mo muna (lalalala...lalala)
F C
tabi mo muna (lalalala...lalala)
D Bb
tabi mo muna...ahaaa.....
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4.26.2005
SHADOW LYRICS AND CHORDS - Eraserheads
SHADOW LYRICS AND CHORDS
by: Eraserheads
Intro: C#-Bbm-; (8x)
C# Ebm
Shadow in my friend
C# Ebm
He'll be with me till the end
C# Ebm
I don't have to make amends
C# Ebm
Like that river 'round the bend.
F# Fm
He won't let me down
Ebm B Bbm
Just chase me around
Ebm F#
He won't get on my nerves
Ebm G# hold
If it gets any worse.
(1st verse chords)
People are so strange
Everybody is deranged
Everytime I try to speak
They don't get it for a week.
F# Fm
I'll get out of bed
B Bbm
Sing songs in my head
Ebm F#
I'll wait for the sun
Ebm F#
To shine on the one
Ebm F#
Who never disagrees
Ebm F#
And likes everything he sees
Ebm F#
Let's go for a ride
Ebm G# hold
The road is long and wide.
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by: Eraserheads
Intro: C#-Bbm-; (8x)
C# Ebm
Shadow in my friend
C# Ebm
He'll be with me till the end
C# Ebm
I don't have to make amends
C# Ebm
Like that river 'round the bend.
F# Fm
He won't let me down
Ebm B Bbm
Just chase me around
Ebm F#
He won't get on my nerves
Ebm G# hold
If it gets any worse.
(1st verse chords)
People are so strange
Everybody is deranged
Everytime I try to speak
They don't get it for a week.
F# Fm
I'll get out of bed
B Bbm
Sing songs in my head
Ebm F#
I'll wait for the sun
Ebm F#
To shine on the one
Ebm F#
Who never disagrees
Ebm F#
And likes everything he sees
Ebm F#
Let's go for a ride
Ebm G# hold
The road is long and wide.
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4.25.2005
SHIRLEY LYRICS AND CHORDS-Eraserheads
SHIRLEY LYRICS AND CHORDS
by Eraserheads
Intro: A-C#m-F#m-D-; (6x)
(Chord pattern A-C#m-F#m-D)
In love na naman si Shirley
Sa binatang maganda ang kotse
Sila'y nag-date sa may Antipolo kagabi
Lagi na siyang naka-dress sa eskwela
Nakaayos palagi ang buhok niya
Lumulutang sa ulap pag naglalakad sa kalye.
Chorus
(Chord pattern A-C#m-F#m-D-)
Ganyan ma-in love love love love love
Ganyan ma-in love love love love love
Ganyan ma-in love love love love love
Ganyan ma-in love.
(Chord pattern)
The next week, magsyota na sila
Magka-holding hands papunta sa Casaa
Kung maglandian akala mo'y walang katabi.
Repeat Chorus
Ad lib: A-C-B-G-; (4x)
Repeat Chorus
Bridge
C#m Bm
Ngunit isang araw sa may SM sila'y nag-away
C#m
May tampuhan, may iyakan
D Dm
Hanggang maubos ang laway (hanggang maubos ang laway)
E A break
Hiwalay silang umuwi at sila'y nag-break
Bass line of chord pattern 4x
(Bass line)
After three days, nag-ring ang telepono ni Shirley
Si binata, ngayo'y nagso-sorry
F-G
Ilang minuto na lang at sila'y mag-on na uli.
Repeat Chorus 2x using chord pattern C-Em-Am-F-
Coda
(Chord pattern C-Em-Am-F-)
In love na naman si Shirley.
Repeat Coda to fade
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by Eraserheads
Intro: A-C#m-F#m-D-; (6x)
(Chord pattern A-C#m-F#m-D)
In love na naman si Shirley
Sa binatang maganda ang kotse
Sila'y nag-date sa may Antipolo kagabi
Lagi na siyang naka-dress sa eskwela
Nakaayos palagi ang buhok niya
Lumulutang sa ulap pag naglalakad sa kalye.
Chorus
(Chord pattern A-C#m-F#m-D-)
Ganyan ma-in love love love love love
Ganyan ma-in love love love love love
Ganyan ma-in love love love love love
Ganyan ma-in love.
(Chord pattern)
The next week, magsyota na sila
Magka-holding hands papunta sa Casaa
Kung maglandian akala mo'y walang katabi.
Repeat Chorus
Ad lib: A-C-B-G-; (4x)
Repeat Chorus
Bridge
C#m Bm
Ngunit isang araw sa may SM sila'y nag-away
C#m
May tampuhan, may iyakan
D Dm
Hanggang maubos ang laway (hanggang maubos ang laway)
E A break
Hiwalay silang umuwi at sila'y nag-break
Bass line of chord pattern 4x
(Bass line)
After three days, nag-ring ang telepono ni Shirley
Si binata, ngayo'y nagso-sorry
F-G
Ilang minuto na lang at sila'y mag-on na uli.
Repeat Chorus 2x using chord pattern C-Em-Am-F-
Coda
(Chord pattern C-Em-Am-F-)
In love na naman si Shirley.
Repeat Coda to fade
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4.24.2005
SHAKE YER HEAD LYRICS AND CHORDS-Eraserheads
SHAKE YER HEAD
by Eraserheads
A D(/E)
I was born, upside down
A
I felt my grandma put my feet
D(/E)
on the ground
A D
They put a spoon, in my mouth
A
And everyone was shocked to
D(/E)
hearme shout
A
Well I knew I couldn't take all
D
the dog food that they make
A
I'd just as soon as put myself
D
on a stake and burn
REFRAIN:
A E
I saw it comin' around
F#m D
I saw it comin' around, yeah
A E
I saw it comin' around
D Dm7
So I just, yeah
Shook my head and walked
A-D/E-A-D/E
away.
(Do 1st stanza chords)
I grew up, in a town
Where everybody tried to push
me around
The girls were alright, but
the guys were tough
They're always buggin' me with
macho stuff
Well, I ain't no stupid
fighter, I go for flower
power
I've been running every race
just to save my face, yeh
(Repeat Refrain)
BRIDGE:
F#m D7
Well, they try to see if you
care
E A
It's just a matter of not
begging for more
F#m D7
You know it's really suicidal
to just give in
E E--
With people you can never
really be sure--
(break) A
O-hoh when it gets down to this
(Do 1st stanza chords)
They'll eat you up
When the words get in your head
They'll get you up
It's a saving grace to have
enough
When you find yourself in a
compromising spot
You should know, you shouldn't
take
All that dog food that they
make
You'd just as soon as put
yourself on a stake and burn
REFRAIN 2:
A E
You'll see it comin' around,
F#m D
You'll see it coming, comin'
around,
A E D Dm7
When you see it coming around,
you just, yeah
A-D/E
Shake yer head and walk away
A-D/E A
Yeah! (Walk away) alright!
Shake, shake, shake, shake
yer head;(2x)
Yes, the one you think with..ho
---ohhC'mon, c'mon
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by Eraserheads
A D(/E)
I was born, upside down
A
I felt my grandma put my feet
D(/E)
on the ground
A D
They put a spoon, in my mouth
A
And everyone was shocked to
D(/E)
hearme shout
A
Well I knew I couldn't take all
D
the dog food that they make
A
I'd just as soon as put myself
D
on a stake and burn
REFRAIN:
A E
I saw it comin' around
F#m D
I saw it comin' around, yeah
A E
I saw it comin' around
D Dm7
So I just, yeah
Shook my head and walked
A-D/E-A-D/E
away.
(Do 1st stanza chords)
I grew up, in a town
Where everybody tried to push
me around
The girls were alright, but
the guys were tough
They're always buggin' me with
macho stuff
Well, I ain't no stupid
fighter, I go for flower
power
I've been running every race
just to save my face, yeh
(Repeat Refrain)
BRIDGE:
F#m D7
Well, they try to see if you
care
E A
It's just a matter of not
begging for more
F#m D7
You know it's really suicidal
to just give in
E E--
With people you can never
really be sure--
(break) A
O-hoh when it gets down to this
(Do 1st stanza chords)
They'll eat you up
When the words get in your head
They'll get you up
It's a saving grace to have
enough
When you find yourself in a
compromising spot
You should know, you shouldn't
take
All that dog food that they
make
You'd just as soon as put
yourself on a stake and burn
REFRAIN 2:
A E
You'll see it comin' around,
F#m D
You'll see it coming, comin'
around,
A E D Dm7
When you see it coming around,
you just, yeah
A-D/E
Shake yer head and walk away
A-D/E A
Yeah! (Walk away) alright!
Shake, shake, shake, shake
yer head;(2x)
Yes, the one you think with..ho
---ohhC'mon, c'mon
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4.23.2005
SHOW ME YOUR SMILE LYRICS-Apo Hiking Society
SHOW ME YOUR SMILE LYRICS
by Apo Hiking Society
Intro:D-DM7-G-A-Em-A D
D DM7 G A
Show me your smile and then kiss me
D DM7 G A
Till me you love me again
D DM7 G A
Come to my room and then lay on my bed
Em A Em A
I love you, you know although sometimes
D-DM7-G-A (2x)
It just doesn't show
D DM7 G A
Giving a smile way of living
D DM7 G A
Is the only way that I know
D DM7 G A
I've got nothing much and I've got nothing to show
Em A Em A
I love you, you know although sometimes
D-G-A
it just doesn't show
G A D DM7
Love me forever,
G A D DM7
love me all night through,
G A D DM7
Love me for a lifetime
Em A G F#m Em
I live my life for only you
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by Apo Hiking Society
Intro:D-DM7-G-A-Em-A D
D DM7 G A
Show me your smile and then kiss me
D DM7 G A
Till me you love me again
D DM7 G A
Come to my room and then lay on my bed
Em A Em A
I love you, you know although sometimes
D-DM7-G-A (2x)
It just doesn't show
D DM7 G A
Giving a smile way of living
D DM7 G A
Is the only way that I know
D DM7 G A
I've got nothing much and I've got nothing to show
Em A Em A
I love you, you know although sometimes
D-G-A
it just doesn't show
G A D DM7
Love me forever,
G A D DM7
love me all night through,
G A D DM7
Love me for a lifetime
Em A G F#m Em
I live my life for only you
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4.22.2005
SALAWIKAIN by Apo Hiking Society
SALAWIKAIN
by Apo Hiking Society
Intro: G----
D-G--(G,.G.G break)
Ooh!
D-C-G-(G,.G.G break)
G D G
Kapag ang buhay mo'y malungkot, wag kang sisimangot
G D G
Kapag bulsa'y walang pera, daanin sa tawa
E (E/Ab) Am D G
Wala nang pera sisimangot ka pa.
Refrain 1
D--G--hold
La la la...
D-C-G--
G D G
Kapag ikaw takot sa multo, dala ka ng aso
G D G
Kapag ikaw takot sa daga, dala ka ng pusa
E (E/Ab) Am D G
Magsasawa ka sa kuting at tuta.
Refrain 2
D--G--
La la la...
D--G--
La la la...
Chorus
E7 Am
Salawikaing ito ay bago
Cm G
Pampalipas-oras lamang lahat
G (G.F#.F) E7
Biru-biruan lamang na payo
Am A7 G/B
Kami'y nanunuya, natutuwa
A/Db D hold
Natatawa lang sa mundo.
(1st verse chords)
(Ooh!) Kapag ikaw naiinitan, dala ka ng payong
Sa pagdating naman ng ulan, payong mo ang baon
Huwag lang kakanin ang baon na payong.
Repeat Refrain 1
(1st verse chords)
Kapag lalaki may bigote, maraming babae
Kapag babae may bigote, ito ay lalaki
Kwidaw sa syota na merong bigote.
Repeat Refrain 2, Chorus & Refrain 2)
Ad lib: G-C-D-G-
G-C-D-G-Ab-(Ab,.Ab.Ab break)
Ab Eb Ab
(Ooh!) Kapag pinanganak kang pangit, wag ka nang masungit
Ab Eb Ab
Kapag ika'y laging masungit, lalo kang papangit
F (F/A) Bbm Eb Ab
Hindi bagay magmasungit ang pangit.
Repeat Refrain 2 moving chords one fret (Eb) higher
Ad lib: Eb-Db-Ab--
Ab-Db-Eb-
Ab----(Ab,.Ab.Ab break)
Ooh!
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by Apo Hiking Society
Intro: G----
D-G--(G,.G.G break)
Ooh!
D-C-G-(G,.G.G break)
G D G
Kapag ang buhay mo'y malungkot, wag kang sisimangot
G D G
Kapag bulsa'y walang pera, daanin sa tawa
E (E/Ab) Am D G
Wala nang pera sisimangot ka pa.
Refrain 1
D--G--hold
La la la...
D-C-G--
G D G
Kapag ikaw takot sa multo, dala ka ng aso
G D G
Kapag ikaw takot sa daga, dala ka ng pusa
E (E/Ab) Am D G
Magsasawa ka sa kuting at tuta.
Refrain 2
D--G--
La la la...
D--G--
La la la...
Chorus
E7 Am
Salawikaing ito ay bago
Cm G
Pampalipas-oras lamang lahat
G (G.F#.F) E7
Biru-biruan lamang na payo
Am A7 G/B
Kami'y nanunuya, natutuwa
A/Db D hold
Natatawa lang sa mundo.
(1st verse chords)
(Ooh!) Kapag ikaw naiinitan, dala ka ng payong
Sa pagdating naman ng ulan, payong mo ang baon
Huwag lang kakanin ang baon na payong.
Repeat Refrain 1
(1st verse chords)
Kapag lalaki may bigote, maraming babae
Kapag babae may bigote, ito ay lalaki
Kwidaw sa syota na merong bigote.
Repeat Refrain 2, Chorus & Refrain 2)
Ad lib: G-C-D-G-
G-C-D-G-Ab-(Ab,.Ab.Ab break)
Ab Eb Ab
(Ooh!) Kapag pinanganak kang pangit, wag ka nang masungit
Ab Eb Ab
Kapag ika'y laging masungit, lalo kang papangit
F (F/A) Bbm Eb Ab
Hindi bagay magmasungit ang pangit.
Repeat Refrain 2 moving chords one fret (Eb) higher
Ad lib: Eb-Db-Ab--
Ab-Db-Eb-
Ab----(Ab,.Ab.Ab break)
Ooh!
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4.21.2005
Alapaap (with Chords)-Eraserheads
Alapaap
by Eraserheads
Intro: GM7-
GM7 GM7
May isang umaga na tayo'y magsasama
CM7 GM7
Haya at halina sa ala--paap
GM7 FM7 hold
O, anong sarap, haa....
Stanza 1:
G Am7 Bm7-C
Hanggang sa dulo ng mundo,
Am7 Bm7-C
Hanggang maubos ang ubo;
G Am7 Bm7-C
Hanggang gumulong ang luha,
G Am7 Bm7-C
Hanggang mahulog ang tala.
Chorus1:
G Am7 Bm(7) C
Masdan mo ang aking mata, 'di mo ba nakikita?
G Am7 Bm7 C
(Ako ngayo'y/Ako'y) lumilipad at nasa (langit/alapaap) na
D C break
Gusto mo bang sumama?
Stanza 2:
Hindi mo na kailangan ang magtago't mahiya
Hindi mo na kailangan ang humanap ng iba
Chorus2:
Kalimutan lang muna ang lahat ng problema
Huminga ka ng malalim at tayo'y lalarga na.
Handa na bang gumala?
Adlib:
----------------------------------.. F-G-C-Am F-G-A-C#m-D-E
Pap-pa-rap pap-pa-pa-rap-pa.--..
A-C#m-D-E-
Pa pa pa pa (papapa...)
C-Bm-C-Bm-C-A/C#-D-break
La-la-la....oooh hoo hoo...
Stanza 3:
Ang daming bawal sa mundo (Ang daming bawal sa mundo)
Sinasakal nila tayo (Sinasakal nila tayo)
Buksan ang puso at isipan (Buksan ang puso at isipan)
Paliparin ang kamalayan (Paliparin)
(Repeat chorus except last line)
D C D C
Gusto mo bang...? (Gusto mo bang...?)
(repeat 8x)
(break)GM7-GM7 hold
...Sumama?
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by Eraserheads
Intro: GM7-
GM7 GM7
May isang umaga na tayo'y magsasama
CM7 GM7
Haya at halina sa ala--paap
GM7 FM7 hold
O, anong sarap, haa....
Stanza 1:
G Am7 Bm7-C
Hanggang sa dulo ng mundo,
Am7 Bm7-C
Hanggang maubos ang ubo;
G Am7 Bm7-C
Hanggang gumulong ang luha,
G Am7 Bm7-C
Hanggang mahulog ang tala.
Chorus1:
G Am7 Bm(7) C
Masdan mo ang aking mata, 'di mo ba nakikita?
G Am7 Bm7 C
(Ako ngayo'y/Ako'y) lumilipad at nasa (langit/alapaap) na
D C break
Gusto mo bang sumama?
Stanza 2:
Hindi mo na kailangan ang magtago't mahiya
Hindi mo na kailangan ang humanap ng iba
Chorus2:
Kalimutan lang muna ang lahat ng problema
Huminga ka ng malalim at tayo'y lalarga na.
Handa na bang gumala?
Adlib:
----------------------------------.. F-G-C-Am F-G-A-C#m-D-E
Pap-pa-rap pap-pa-pa-rap-pa.--..
A-C#m-D-E-
Pa pa pa pa (papapa...)
C-Bm-C-Bm-C-A/C#-D-break
La-la-la....oooh hoo hoo...
Stanza 3:
Ang daming bawal sa mundo (Ang daming bawal sa mundo)
Sinasakal nila tayo (Sinasakal nila tayo)
Buksan ang puso at isipan (Buksan ang puso at isipan)
Paliparin ang kamalayan (Paliparin)
(Repeat chorus except last line)
D C D C
Gusto mo bang...? (Gusto mo bang...?)
(repeat 8x)
(break)GM7-GM7 hold
...Sumama?
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4.20.2005
A Love To Share - Rivermaya
A Love To Share
Rivermaya
Intro: (E C#m B)2x
E C#m
if i could take over
B
this world that we're in
E C#m B
i wanna reach out to every human being
E C#m
i'd take all the sorrows
B
from every goodbye
E C#m
i'll shed all the tears so no one ever needs
B
to cry
but
(Chorus)
E C#m B
nobody cares for me
E C#m B
nobody here needs me
E C#m B
a love to share but
G#m
nobody dares
C#m F# B
nobody cares for me
E C#m
i'll summon the oceans
B
to drown every pain
E C#m
i wanna be shelter to the countless in shame
E C#m
erase every conflict
B
from every divide
E C#m B
i wanna give every bit of me until i die
singin’
Repeat Chorus
Repeat Intro 2x
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Rivermaya
Intro: (E C#m B)2x
E C#m
if i could take over
B
this world that we're in
E C#m B
i wanna reach out to every human being
E C#m
i'd take all the sorrows
B
from every goodbye
E C#m
i'll shed all the tears so no one ever needs
B
to cry
but
(Chorus)
E C#m B
nobody cares for me
E C#m B
nobody here needs me
E C#m B
a love to share but
G#m
nobody dares
C#m F# B
nobody cares for me
E C#m
i'll summon the oceans
B
to drown every pain
E C#m
i wanna be shelter to the countless in shame
E C#m
erase every conflict
B
from every divide
E C#m B
i wanna give every bit of me until i die
singin’
Repeat Chorus
Repeat Intro 2x
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4.19.2005
FILIPINO ACTOR - JOSEPH ESTRADA
Joseph Ejercito Estrada
Joseph Ejercito EstradaAKA Joseph Marcelo Ejercito
Born: 19-Apr-1937
Birthplace: Manila, Philippines
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Asian
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Deposed president of the Philippines
Nationality: Filipino
Father: Emilio Ejercito
Mother: Maria Marcelo
Wife: Dr. Luisa "Loi" Pimentel
University: Ateneo de Manila University (expelled)
University: Mapua Institute of Technology (dropped out)
Embezzlement
Joseph Ejercito EstradaAKA Joseph Marcelo Ejercito
Born: 19-Apr-1937
Birthplace: Manila, Philippines
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Asian
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Head of State
Nationality: Philippines
Executive summary: Deposed president of the Philippines
Father: Emilio Ejercito
Mother: Maria Marcelo
Wife: Dr. Luisa "Loi" Pimentel
Children:
with Loi Estrada:
1. Jinggoy Estrada (Senator)
2. Jude Estrada
3. Jackie Estrada (married to a Lopez)
with Guia Gomez
1. Josephg Victor (JV) Ejercito(Mayor of San Juan)
University: Ateneo de Manila University (expelled)
University: Mapua Institute of Technology (dropped out)
President of the Philippines 30-Jun-1998 to 20-Jan-2001
Embezzlement
Estrada was born Joseph Ejercito in San Juan on April 19, 1937. Contrary to the popular notion that he tasted poverty, Estrada, a son of a government contractor, lived relatively well-off. After being expelled from the Ateneo de Manila in his younger years, he enrolled in an Engineering course at the Mapua Institute of Technology, eventually dropping out to pursue an acting carreer.
He starred in about 100 films, the most popular of which was "Asiong Salonga", a movie about a modern day Robin Hood born in Tondo. From then, Estrada embraced the image of a tough hero who was ready to fight the rich and powerful for the sake of the poor. But he had a contender in this role, Fernando Poe Jr. who became his friend and gave him the nickname "Erap", the inverted pronunciation of the word "Pare" (loosely: "Friend").
As a movie celebrity, Estrada had himself surrounded by many beautiful women, aside from her wife Loi Ejercito. Among these women were Nora Aunor, Guia Gomez, Joy Melendrez and Laarni Enriquez. There were more who claimed they had a relationship with him.
* Sa kuko ng agila (1989)
* Order to Kill (1985)
* Bangkang papel sa dagat ng apoy (1984)
* Machonurin (1983)
* Pedring Taruc (1982)
* Kumander Alibasbas (1981)
* Hoy tukso, layuan mo ako (1980)
* Okey lang basta't kapiling kita (1979)
* Mamang Sorbetero (1979)
* Warrant of Arrest (1979)
* Magkaaway (1978)
* Tatak ng Tondo (1978)
* Yakuza Contract (1978)
* Bakya mo Neneng (1977)
* Huwag mong dungisan ang pisngi ng langit (1977)
* Sa dulo ng kris (1977)
* Alas singko ng hapon, gising na ang mga anghel (1976)
* Arrest the Nurse Killer (1976)
* Bago lumamig ang sabaw (1976)
* Hoy mister, ako ang misis mo (1976)
* Battle of the Champions (1975)
* Counter Kill (1975)
* Diligin mo ng hamog ang uhaw na lupa (1975)
* Dugo at pag-ibig sa kapirasong lupa (1975)
* Hit and Run (1975)
* Huwag mo akong paandaran (1975)
* Ang Nobya kong sexy (1975)
* King Khayam and I (1974)
* Manila Connection (1974)
* Ransom (1974)
* Tama na, Erap (1974)
* Ang Agila at ang araw (1973)
* Dragnet (1973)
* Erap Is My Guy (1973)
* Okey ka, Erap (1973)
* Panic (1973)
* Blood Compact (1972)
* Kill the Pushers (1972)
* Magiting at pusakal (1972)
* Tatay na si Erap (1972)
* Apat na patak ng dugo ni Adan (1971)
* Digmaan ng mga angkan (1971)
* Valentin Walis (1971)
* Boss Areglado (1970)
* Padre pugante (1970)
* Sebastian (1970)
* Simon bastardo (1970)
* Alamat ng pitong kilabot (1969)
* Anim ang dapat patayin (1969)
* Aragon Brothers (1969)
* Capitan Pepe (1969)
* Ang Ninong kong Nazareno (1969)
* Patria adorada (1969)
* Sagupaan (1969)
* Abdul Tapang (1968)
* Azero Brothers (1968)
* Cuadro de Jack (1968)
* De colores (1968)
* Diegong Daga (1968)
* Dos por dos (1968)
* Galo Gimbal (1968)
* Jakiri Valiente (1968)
* Kid Brother (1968)
* Killer Patrol (1968)
* Quintin Salazar (1968)
* Rancho Diablo (1968)
* Suntok o karate (1968)
* Tatak: Double Cross (1968)
* Tatlong hari (1968)
* Valiente Brothers (1968)
* Alex Big Shot (1967)
* Angkan ng haragan (1967)
* Boy Aguila (1967)
* Ako'y magbabalik (1966)
* Badong Baldado (1966)
* Bantay salakay (1966)
* Batang Iwahig (1966)
* Bodyguard (1966)
* Dodong Tricycle (1966)
* Ito ang Pilipino (1966)
* John Doe (1966)
* Soliman Brothers (1966)
* Stowaway (1966)
* Totoy Bingi (1966)
* Batang angustia (1965)
* Big Boss (1965)
* Buhay sa buhay (1965)
* Deadly Pinoy (1965)
* Hahamakin ang lahat (1965)
* Hamon sa bandila (1965)
* Jose Nazareno, ang taxi driver (1965)
* Labanang lalake (1965)
* Maskulado (1965)
* Paalam sa kahapon (1965)
* Pepeng Pingas, ang batang San Nicolas (1965)
* Sa kamay ng mga kilabot (1965)
* Salonga Brothers (1965)
* Sapang palay (1965)
* Valentin Galit (1965)
* Garuda, Flight to Fury (1964)
* Ako ang papatay (1964)
* Berdugo ng mga maton (1964)
* Cordillera (1964)
* Mga Daliring ginto (1964)
* Deadly Brothers (1964)
* Encuentro (1964/II)
* Geron Busabos, ang batang Quiapo (1964)
* Pambato (1964)
* Panginoon ng pantalan (1964)
* Siyam na buhay ni Martin Pusa (1964)
* Takot mabuhay, takot mamatay (1964)
* Vendetta Brothers (1964)
* Barilan sa Pugad Lawin (1963)
* Basagulero (1963)
* Ginoong itim (1963)
* Istambay (1963)
* Ito ang Maynila (1963)
* Kilabot sa Daang Bakal (1963)
* Kung hindi ka susuko (1963)
* Los Paliqueros (1963)
* Patapon (1963)
* Pulong diablo (1963)
* Sugapa (1963)
* Talahib (1963)
* Tres kantos (1963)
* Via Europa (1963)
* Asiong Meets Alembong (1962)
* Digmaan ng mga maton (1962)
* Hari ng mga maton (1962)
* Kapit sa patalim (1962)
* Markang rehas (1962)
* Tondo Boy (1962)
* Asiong Salonga (1961)
* Baril sa baril (1961)
* Moises Padilla Story (1961)
* Nag-uumpugang bato (1961)
* Pantalan ng Trece (1961)
* Sa baril mag-uusap (1961)
* Cuatro cantos (1960)
* True Confessions (1960)
* Sumpa at pangako (1959)
* Batas ng puso (1958)
* Mga Liham kay Tiya Dely (1958)
* Lo Waist Gang (1958)
* Matandang tinale (1958)
* Kandilang bakal (1957)
* Sampung libong pisong pag-ibig (1957)
* Kandelerong pilak (1954)
Political career
San Juan MAyor- 1969-1986
Estrada ran for mayor of San Juan, a municipality of Metro Manila, in 1968 and ended up losing the contest. He was only proclaimed mayor in 1969, after winning an electoral protest against Dr. Braulio Sto. Domingo.
Senator- 1987-1992
When Corazon Aquino assumed the presidency in 1986, all officials of the local government suspected of malfeasance and anomalies were removed and replaced by appointed officers-in-charge. Estrada was then removed from his position as mayor. The following year, he ran and won a seat in the Senate under his own party, Partido ng Masang Pilipino.
Vice-President of the Philippines
In 1987, he became a senator and, five years later, vice-president.
President of the Philippines=30-Jun-1998 to 20-Jan-2001
In 1998, he was mainly responsible for carrying a unified opposition party (LAMP) to victory with the support of movie celebrities like Fernando Poe Jr. and Nora Aunor and the trust and loyalty of then Supt. Panfilo Lacson, whom he later appointed as the police chief.
On May 11, 1998, Joseph ("Erap") Estrada, a former star of B movies, was elected president of the Philippines. Despite lacking the support of outgoing president Fidel Ramos, the country's business community, and the influential Roman Catholic Church, Estrada captured nearly 40% of the vote, handily defeating his nearest rival, House Speaker José de Venecia, who garnered only 15.9%. The margin of victory was the largest in a free election in the history of the Philippines. He was officially declared president by Congress on May 29.
President Joseph Estrada assumed the presidency on July 1, 1998 with a promise to improve the lives of the poor Filipinos.
Enjoying an entertainment-based popularity and a chauvinistic charisma, Estrada easily won the 1998 presidential elections over traditional politicians and became the 13th president. While his English did not come in handy, the former movie actor always had candid Filipino rebuttals to every criticism by his political rivals.
"Huwag ninyo akong subukan!" and "Walang kai-kaibigan!" were just among his quotable phrases, which received the cheers of the Filipino masses. When he organized his government and began business with the old Marcos cronies, it became apparent that he meant the opposite.
The Estrada administration saw the meteoric rise to power of Lucio Tan and Danding Cojuangco, arguably the richest men in the country today. Tan won his P25-billion tax evasion case against the government, wrested control of the Philippine Airlines, and acquired the Philippine National Bank (PNB). Cojuangco, on the other hand, obtained the majority share in San Miguel Corporation, the country's richest company.
As president, Estrada blamed the Ramos administration for the weak economy he inherited. So, he tapped the expertise and managerial skills of experienced economists to pump up the economy, but to no avail. Businessmen and foreign investors began to lose their trust in the new administration, with the entry of the president's friends, mostly big Chinese tycoons.
The Fall of Estrada
The problems of the Estrada administration reached a crescendo in 2000. Bugged by the intensifying insurgency in Mindanao and a series of natural and man-made calamities nationwide, the new administration poorly restored hope of a bright future. Then came the BW Resources anomaly, which Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Perfecto Yasay blamed on the president.
In October, Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson, a former friend and close ally of the president, exposed that the president received about P500 million from jueteng kickbacks and excise tax from the Ilocos region. Corruption charges against the president ensued which spawned the dramatic passage of the Articles of Impeachment by the House of Representatives led by Speaker Manuel Villar on November 13.
The Senate then convened itself as an Impeachment tribunal and began the process on December 7. The House prosecutors presented more than 30 witnesses, mostly women, who testified that the president was involved in several irregular transactions. One witness, Clarissa Ocampo, a senior vice-president of Equitable-PCI Bank, claimed he saw the president affix a different signature, Jose Velarde, on a multi-million Peso bank transaction.
The defense panel, composed of the brightest lawyers in the country, and the majority party senator-judges, questioned the materiality and relevance of Ocampo's testimony. Supreme Court Chief Justice Hilario Davide ruled that Ocampo's testimony would only be considered if the prosecution panel could prove that the multi-million bank account came from irregular transactions.
On January 16, the House prosecutors were about to establish the missing link by opening an envelope, which they claimed would prove that the president had amassed P3.3 billion in ill-gotten wealth, when 11 senator-judges voted not to open the envelope. This prodded Senate President Aquilino Pimentel to resign, the House prosecutors and complainants to walk out, and the viewing public to storm to the historic intersection of EDSA and Ortigas in Mandaluyong City - the start of the 5-day People Power 2 at EDSA, that would force President Joseph Estrada to leave office.
Former Presidents Fidel Ramos and Corazon Aquino, Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin, students, office workers, activists, lay people, laborers, politicians and celebrities joined the furious crowd in asking for the resignation of the president. On January 18, Nora Aunor stunned everyone when she joined the rally, publicly admitting her previous relationship with the president, and called him a woman-beater. The following day, Defense Secretary Orlando Mercado, Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim, the military generals, and the police officers withdrew their support from the president, as foretold by former President Ramos.
In the morning of January 19, the president was guided out of Malacanang by Armed Forces Chief of Staff General Angelo Reyes to give way to a new president, a woman. Vice-President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo took his oath as the 14th president before Chief Justice Davide at noontime. She formally began her term in office on January 22, the same day the new US President George Bush was inaugurated at the White House.
At present, Estrada is back to the arms of his legitimate wife. One of his mistresses, Laarni Enriquez, flew to Hong Kong during the heat of the Impeachment trial. His friends like Lacson, Charlie Ang, Jaime Dichaves, and Nora Aunor also abandoned him. Much worse, one of his alleged illegitimate daughters, Josephine Rose Ejercito, said his father deserved what he got.
The Arroyo administration is preparing criminal charges against Estrada. The president said he was ready to face the music and prove his innocence. Ironically, he claimed that the controversial second envelope, which triggered the People Power 2, should have been opened in the first place.
Related articles
1. Profile
2. The Fall
Joseph Ejercito EstradaAKA Joseph Marcelo Ejercito
Born: 19-Apr-1937
Birthplace: Manila, Philippines
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Asian
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Deposed president of the Philippines
Nationality: Filipino
Father: Emilio Ejercito
Mother: Maria Marcelo
Wife: Dr. Luisa "Loi" Pimentel
University: Ateneo de Manila University (expelled)
University: Mapua Institute of Technology (dropped out)
Embezzlement
Joseph Ejercito EstradaAKA Joseph Marcelo Ejercito
Born: 19-Apr-1937
Birthplace: Manila, Philippines
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Asian
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Head of State
Nationality: Philippines
Executive summary: Deposed president of the Philippines
Father: Emilio Ejercito
Mother: Maria Marcelo
Wife: Dr. Luisa "Loi" Pimentel
Children:
with Loi Estrada:
1. Jinggoy Estrada (Senator)
2. Jude Estrada
3. Jackie Estrada (married to a Lopez)
with Guia Gomez
1. Josephg Victor (JV) Ejercito(Mayor of San Juan)
University: Ateneo de Manila University (expelled)
University: Mapua Institute of Technology (dropped out)
President of the Philippines 30-Jun-1998 to 20-Jan-2001
Embezzlement
Estrada was born Joseph Ejercito in San Juan on April 19, 1937. Contrary to the popular notion that he tasted poverty, Estrada, a son of a government contractor, lived relatively well-off. After being expelled from the Ateneo de Manila in his younger years, he enrolled in an Engineering course at the Mapua Institute of Technology, eventually dropping out to pursue an acting carreer.
He starred in about 100 films, the most popular of which was "Asiong Salonga", a movie about a modern day Robin Hood born in Tondo. From then, Estrada embraced the image of a tough hero who was ready to fight the rich and powerful for the sake of the poor. But he had a contender in this role, Fernando Poe Jr. who became his friend and gave him the nickname "Erap", the inverted pronunciation of the word "Pare" (loosely: "Friend").
As a movie celebrity, Estrada had himself surrounded by many beautiful women, aside from her wife Loi Ejercito. Among these women were Nora Aunor, Guia Gomez, Joy Melendrez and Laarni Enriquez. There were more who claimed they had a relationship with him.
* Sa kuko ng agila (1989)
* Order to Kill (1985)
* Bangkang papel sa dagat ng apoy (1984)
* Machonurin (1983)
* Pedring Taruc (1982)
* Kumander Alibasbas (1981)
* Hoy tukso, layuan mo ako (1980)
* Okey lang basta't kapiling kita (1979)
* Mamang Sorbetero (1979)
* Warrant of Arrest (1979)
* Magkaaway (1978)
* Tatak ng Tondo (1978)
* Yakuza Contract (1978)
* Bakya mo Neneng (1977)
* Huwag mong dungisan ang pisngi ng langit (1977)
* Sa dulo ng kris (1977)
* Alas singko ng hapon, gising na ang mga anghel (1976)
* Arrest the Nurse Killer (1976)
* Bago lumamig ang sabaw (1976)
* Hoy mister, ako ang misis mo (1976)
* Battle of the Champions (1975)
* Counter Kill (1975)
* Diligin mo ng hamog ang uhaw na lupa (1975)
* Dugo at pag-ibig sa kapirasong lupa (1975)
* Hit and Run (1975)
* Huwag mo akong paandaran (1975)
* Ang Nobya kong sexy (1975)
* King Khayam and I (1974)
* Manila Connection (1974)
* Ransom (1974)
* Tama na, Erap (1974)
* Ang Agila at ang araw (1973)
* Dragnet (1973)
* Erap Is My Guy (1973)
* Okey ka, Erap (1973)
* Panic (1973)
* Blood Compact (1972)
* Kill the Pushers (1972)
* Magiting at pusakal (1972)
* Tatay na si Erap (1972)
* Apat na patak ng dugo ni Adan (1971)
* Digmaan ng mga angkan (1971)
* Valentin Walis (1971)
* Boss Areglado (1970)
* Padre pugante (1970)
* Sebastian (1970)
* Simon bastardo (1970)
* Alamat ng pitong kilabot (1969)
* Anim ang dapat patayin (1969)
* Aragon Brothers (1969)
* Capitan Pepe (1969)
* Ang Ninong kong Nazareno (1969)
* Patria adorada (1969)
* Sagupaan (1969)
* Abdul Tapang (1968)
* Azero Brothers (1968)
* Cuadro de Jack (1968)
* De colores (1968)
* Diegong Daga (1968)
* Dos por dos (1968)
* Galo Gimbal (1968)
* Jakiri Valiente (1968)
* Kid Brother (1968)
* Killer Patrol (1968)
* Quintin Salazar (1968)
* Rancho Diablo (1968)
* Suntok o karate (1968)
* Tatak: Double Cross (1968)
* Tatlong hari (1968)
* Valiente Brothers (1968)
* Alex Big Shot (1967)
* Angkan ng haragan (1967)
* Boy Aguila (1967)
* Ako'y magbabalik (1966)
* Badong Baldado (1966)
* Bantay salakay (1966)
* Batang Iwahig (1966)
* Bodyguard (1966)
* Dodong Tricycle (1966)
* Ito ang Pilipino (1966)
* John Doe (1966)
* Soliman Brothers (1966)
* Stowaway (1966)
* Totoy Bingi (1966)
* Batang angustia (1965)
* Big Boss (1965)
* Buhay sa buhay (1965)
* Deadly Pinoy (1965)
* Hahamakin ang lahat (1965)
* Hamon sa bandila (1965)
* Jose Nazareno, ang taxi driver (1965)
* Labanang lalake (1965)
* Maskulado (1965)
* Paalam sa kahapon (1965)
* Pepeng Pingas, ang batang San Nicolas (1965)
* Sa kamay ng mga kilabot (1965)
* Salonga Brothers (1965)
* Sapang palay (1965)
* Valentin Galit (1965)
* Garuda, Flight to Fury (1964)
* Ako ang papatay (1964)
* Berdugo ng mga maton (1964)
* Cordillera (1964)
* Mga Daliring ginto (1964)
* Deadly Brothers (1964)
* Encuentro (1964/II)
* Geron Busabos, ang batang Quiapo (1964)
* Pambato (1964)
* Panginoon ng pantalan (1964)
* Siyam na buhay ni Martin Pusa (1964)
* Takot mabuhay, takot mamatay (1964)
* Vendetta Brothers (1964)
* Barilan sa Pugad Lawin (1963)
* Basagulero (1963)
* Ginoong itim (1963)
* Istambay (1963)
* Ito ang Maynila (1963)
* Kilabot sa Daang Bakal (1963)
* Kung hindi ka susuko (1963)
* Los Paliqueros (1963)
* Patapon (1963)
* Pulong diablo (1963)
* Sugapa (1963)
* Talahib (1963)
* Tres kantos (1963)
* Via Europa (1963)
* Asiong Meets Alembong (1962)
* Digmaan ng mga maton (1962)
* Hari ng mga maton (1962)
* Kapit sa patalim (1962)
* Markang rehas (1962)
* Tondo Boy (1962)
* Asiong Salonga (1961)
* Baril sa baril (1961)
* Moises Padilla Story (1961)
* Nag-uumpugang bato (1961)
* Pantalan ng Trece (1961)
* Sa baril mag-uusap (1961)
* Cuatro cantos (1960)
* True Confessions (1960)
* Sumpa at pangako (1959)
* Batas ng puso (1958)
* Mga Liham kay Tiya Dely (1958)
* Lo Waist Gang (1958)
* Matandang tinale (1958)
* Kandilang bakal (1957)
* Sampung libong pisong pag-ibig (1957)
* Kandelerong pilak (1954)
Political career
San Juan MAyor- 1969-1986
Estrada ran for mayor of San Juan, a municipality of Metro Manila, in 1968 and ended up losing the contest. He was only proclaimed mayor in 1969, after winning an electoral protest against Dr. Braulio Sto. Domingo.
Senator- 1987-1992
When Corazon Aquino assumed the presidency in 1986, all officials of the local government suspected of malfeasance and anomalies were removed and replaced by appointed officers-in-charge. Estrada was then removed from his position as mayor. The following year, he ran and won a seat in the Senate under his own party, Partido ng Masang Pilipino.
Vice-President of the Philippines
In 1987, he became a senator and, five years later, vice-president.
President of the Philippines=30-Jun-1998 to 20-Jan-2001
In 1998, he was mainly responsible for carrying a unified opposition party (LAMP) to victory with the support of movie celebrities like Fernando Poe Jr. and Nora Aunor and the trust and loyalty of then Supt. Panfilo Lacson, whom he later appointed as the police chief.
On May 11, 1998, Joseph ("Erap") Estrada, a former star of B movies, was elected president of the Philippines. Despite lacking the support of outgoing president Fidel Ramos, the country's business community, and the influential Roman Catholic Church, Estrada captured nearly 40% of the vote, handily defeating his nearest rival, House Speaker José de Venecia, who garnered only 15.9%. The margin of victory was the largest in a free election in the history of the Philippines. He was officially declared president by Congress on May 29.
President Joseph Estrada assumed the presidency on July 1, 1998 with a promise to improve the lives of the poor Filipinos.
Enjoying an entertainment-based popularity and a chauvinistic charisma, Estrada easily won the 1998 presidential elections over traditional politicians and became the 13th president. While his English did not come in handy, the former movie actor always had candid Filipino rebuttals to every criticism by his political rivals.
"Huwag ninyo akong subukan!" and "Walang kai-kaibigan!" were just among his quotable phrases, which received the cheers of the Filipino masses. When he organized his government and began business with the old Marcos cronies, it became apparent that he meant the opposite.
The Estrada administration saw the meteoric rise to power of Lucio Tan and Danding Cojuangco, arguably the richest men in the country today. Tan won his P25-billion tax evasion case against the government, wrested control of the Philippine Airlines, and acquired the Philippine National Bank (PNB). Cojuangco, on the other hand, obtained the majority share in San Miguel Corporation, the country's richest company.
As president, Estrada blamed the Ramos administration for the weak economy he inherited. So, he tapped the expertise and managerial skills of experienced economists to pump up the economy, but to no avail. Businessmen and foreign investors began to lose their trust in the new administration, with the entry of the president's friends, mostly big Chinese tycoons.
The Fall of Estrada
The problems of the Estrada administration reached a crescendo in 2000. Bugged by the intensifying insurgency in Mindanao and a series of natural and man-made calamities nationwide, the new administration poorly restored hope of a bright future. Then came the BW Resources anomaly, which Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Perfecto Yasay blamed on the president.
In October, Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson, a former friend and close ally of the president, exposed that the president received about P500 million from jueteng kickbacks and excise tax from the Ilocos region. Corruption charges against the president ensued which spawned the dramatic passage of the Articles of Impeachment by the House of Representatives led by Speaker Manuel Villar on November 13.
The Senate then convened itself as an Impeachment tribunal and began the process on December 7. The House prosecutors presented more than 30 witnesses, mostly women, who testified that the president was involved in several irregular transactions. One witness, Clarissa Ocampo, a senior vice-president of Equitable-PCI Bank, claimed he saw the president affix a different signature, Jose Velarde, on a multi-million Peso bank transaction.
The defense panel, composed of the brightest lawyers in the country, and the majority party senator-judges, questioned the materiality and relevance of Ocampo's testimony. Supreme Court Chief Justice Hilario Davide ruled that Ocampo's testimony would only be considered if the prosecution panel could prove that the multi-million bank account came from irregular transactions.
On January 16, the House prosecutors were about to establish the missing link by opening an envelope, which they claimed would prove that the president had amassed P3.3 billion in ill-gotten wealth, when 11 senator-judges voted not to open the envelope. This prodded Senate President Aquilino Pimentel to resign, the House prosecutors and complainants to walk out, and the viewing public to storm to the historic intersection of EDSA and Ortigas in Mandaluyong City - the start of the 5-day People Power 2 at EDSA, that would force President Joseph Estrada to leave office.
Former Presidents Fidel Ramos and Corazon Aquino, Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin, students, office workers, activists, lay people, laborers, politicians and celebrities joined the furious crowd in asking for the resignation of the president. On January 18, Nora Aunor stunned everyone when she joined the rally, publicly admitting her previous relationship with the president, and called him a woman-beater. The following day, Defense Secretary Orlando Mercado, Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim, the military generals, and the police officers withdrew their support from the president, as foretold by former President Ramos.
In the morning of January 19, the president was guided out of Malacanang by Armed Forces Chief of Staff General Angelo Reyes to give way to a new president, a woman. Vice-President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo took his oath as the 14th president before Chief Justice Davide at noontime. She formally began her term in office on January 22, the same day the new US President George Bush was inaugurated at the White House.
At present, Estrada is back to the arms of his legitimate wife. One of his mistresses, Laarni Enriquez, flew to Hong Kong during the heat of the Impeachment trial. His friends like Lacson, Charlie Ang, Jaime Dichaves, and Nora Aunor also abandoned him. Much worse, one of his alleged illegitimate daughters, Josephine Rose Ejercito, said his father deserved what he got.
The Arroyo administration is preparing criminal charges against Estrada. The president said he was ready to face the music and prove his innocence. Ironically, he claimed that the controversial second envelope, which triggered the People Power 2, should have been opened in the first place.
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