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Sa Dako Pa Roon


Ilang sangang daan kailangan tatahakin
Ilang bundok kailangan akyatin
Ilang karagatan kailang tawirin
Upang ika'y marating...?

Ang puso'y bulag na naghahanap
At ang kaluluwa'y tigmak ng pananabik
At pag- alala
Ikaw kaya ay madatnan....?
Sa dako pa roon ng aking paglalakbay

Sa pag-iisa
Tila tukso sa gunita
Pinupuno ang puso ng agam agam
Natatakot sumuong sa lambong
Ng bukas
Ikaw kaya madatnan...?

Sa dako pa roon...
Sa dako pa roon...

Umaasa na di lamang ika'y masilayan
Kundi ang matagal na hinanahanap
at sa wakas hihimlay sa kandungan
Ng kalayaan....


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