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Verse 1:
Kada tumitingin
ako sa iyong mga
mata Wala akong
ibang nakikita
kundi ang mga
nagniningning
na tala
Verse 2:
Iba ang aking
pakiramdam pag
kasama kita
Ang problema ay
may ibang mahal
ka na Bakit ganun
Hindi ko maintindihan
ang mga gusto ko ay
hindi napupunta sa akin
Chorus 1:
Ang tala sa
iyong mga mata
Mahal na mahal
kita Ikaw ang
nilalaman
ng puso ko
Verse 3:
Hindi ka lang
basta maganda,
mabait ka pa
at syempre
malambing ka rin
Namimiss na kita
Sabik na akong
makita kang muli
(Repeat Chorus 1)
Chorus 2:
Ang tala sa
iyong mga mata
Mahal na mahal
kita Ikaw ang
nilalaman
ng isip ko
Bridge:
Ang aking katanungan
ay mapapa sa akin ka
ba balang araw Bahala
na kung maging tayo
man o hindi Ang
importante ay wala
namang mawawala
sa aking pagsubok
sa panliligaw ko
sayo Sana magustuhan
mo ang kantang ito
Interlude
(Repeat Chorus 1)
(Repeat Chorus 2)
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Brilliant Bright Light
03:00
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Verse 1:
Contiguous energies.
So much affinity
between you and me.
Spacious skies.
Constellations
of Black Stars.
Verse 2:
My problems
and struggles.
You're the only
one who can
help me get
through them.
I looked up
to you since
I was a teenager.
You are my role model.
Chorus 1:
Brilliant Bright Light.
Keep igniting yourself
in the darkest places.
Oh Brilliant Bright Light
Keep illuminating as you
spread your wings and fly.
Verse 3:
There is something
about you. You are
like a comet glowing
in the space. The
question still
remains. Why can't
we still be together?
(Repeat Chorus 1)
Chorus 2:
Brilliant Bright
Light. You can
defy fate and
destiny. Oh
Brilliant
Bright Light.
Keep igniting
in the sky.
Your spectacle
makes me happy.
Bridge:
Sparks Fly
over the sky.
There is your
presence again.
Words are not
enough to
describe How
I feel for
you my darling.
Sparks Fly
over the sky.
There is your
presence again.
Words are not
enough to
describe How
I feel for
you my darling.
(Repeat Chorus 1)
(Repeat Chorus 2)
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3. |
Suburban Towns
02:07
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Verse 1:
Suburban Towns.
It's really cool
to reside here.
Driving downtown
with the windows down.
And feel the summer air.
Chorus 1:
There is a pizza
store at the corner.
Two blocks from this
street. There is a
coffee shop as well.
Everything that
we need is here.
Verse 2:
Suburban Towns.
The summer air
is really hot.
Why don't we
go to the beach
and swim until
the sunset?
Chorus 1:
There is a grocery
store at the corner.
Three blocks from
this street. There
is a restaurant for
us to eat. I am
starving now.
Interlude
Chorus 3:
There is a pretty
girl crossing at
the pedestrian lane.
She stared at me
for 5 seconds.
Maybe that she's
the one for me.
Or Maybe I just
assume a lot.
(Repeat)
Outro:
Suburban Towns.
Suburban Towns.
Suburban Towns.
Suburban Towns.
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4. |
Steer The Handlebars
02:54
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Verse 1:
You're going in the
wrong direction.
What the hell
are you doing?
Are you sure about
your decisions?
Make sure that you
won't regret it.
Refrain:
Just so you know that
you need a guidance.
Chorus 1:
Steer the handlebars
of your bicycle.
Run as fast you can.
Please head south.
There is a tunnel there.
You will see the light
as you go forward.
Verse 2:
You're going in the
right direction.
It doesn't mean that
your life will be easier.
It's okay to struggle
in your daily life.
Just don't forget to pray
and ask for strength.
(Repeat Refrain)
(Repeat Chorus 1)
Interlude
Bridge:
You have to admit
that you are a sinner.
It's not too late to
ask for forgiveness.
Good works will not
take us to a paradise
but our faith and
conviction will.
You have to admit
that you are a sinner.
It's not too late to
ask for forgiveness.
Good works will not
take us to a paradise
but our faith and
conviction will.
Chorus 2:
Steer the handlebars
of your bicycle.
Run as fast you can.
Please head south.
There is a tunnel there.
You will see the light
as you go forward.
Steer the handlebars
of your bicycle.
Run as fast you can.
Please head south.
There is a tunnel there.
You will see the light
as you go forward.
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5. |
Simultaneous Occurence
02:11
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Verse 1:
Simultaneous occurrence
Whenever I am you
are also there
Is it fate? or maybe
it's just a coincidence
Verse 2:
I went to Starbucks
to have some coffee
behind me I turned
around I'm surprised
that you're also there
Chorus 1:
It seems a
little bit
awkward I
keep asking
myself Have I
met you before?
Is it Deja Vu?
It seems a
little bit
weird It
may sound
old-fashioned
I think that
you're the girl
of my dreams
Verse 3:
I rode a subway
on my way home
Beside me and
there you are
again Isn't
it creepy?
Verse 4:
Mixed feelings
rolled into one
I'm confused
and happy at
the same time
A girl like
you is rare to
find these days
Too bad that
you're already
attached like
you told me
(Repeat Chorus 1)
Interlude
Chorus 2:
It seems a
little bit
awkward I
keep asking
myself Have I
met you before?
Is it Deja Vu?
It seems a
little bit
weird It
may sound
old-fashioned
I think that
you're the girl
of my dreams
I think that
you're the girl
of my dreams
I think that
you're the girl
of my dreams
I think that
you're the girl
of my dreams
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6. |
Calendar Days
03:15
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Verse 1:
November 23 1985
was the date that a
misfit boy was born.
He is not like the
other kids. He has
his own principles.
Verse 2:
11 years later it
was 1996. He suffered
trauma from the
oppression from his
classmates and his
teachers. He feels
like that he doesn't
belong in that shitty
school but he still
graduated in 2003.
Chorus 1:
These calendars days are
the indication of how that
misfit boy survived in his
tragic life. He converts
his sentiments into the
songs that he writes and
his guitar is his therapy.
Verse 3:
Few years have passed.
He is still struggling
to get by. He keeps
wondering why does
life have to be unfair.
(Repeat Chorus 1)
Verse 4:
Now it's 2016 that misfit
boy managed to make new
friends. There is a lesson
that he learned. He cannot
please everyone in spite
of the good things that
he did in the past.
Chorus 2:
These calendars days are
the indication of how that
misfit boy survived in his
tragic life. He converts
his sentiments into the
songs that he writes and
his guitar is his therapy.
These calendars days are
the indication of how that
misfit boy survived in his
tragic life. He converts
his sentiments into the
songs that he writes and
his guitar is his therapy.
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Jeremy S. Asuncion Manila, Philippines
My name is Jeremy Asuncion I'm an Acoustic Musician/Songwriter from Manila,
Philippines.
Music is my passion ever since I was a kid. My music is heavily influenced by Avril Lavigne, Blink-182, Green Day, Sum 41, Allister, MxPx, Gob, The Beatles, etc... I'm into Punk Rock, Pop Rock, Pop Punk, Alternative Rock, Indie Rock. I used to be in several underground
bands.
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