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Missing someone(s) right now. So I'll write right now.

Di mo man ako pansinin,
Ibaliwala ang pagsuyo at pagtingin,
Basta huwag mo laging kalimutan,
Ikaw ay nasa aking mga panalangin.

Di kita tatantanan o bibitawan,
Makita ko lang ang inaasam na pagbabago.
Mawala na ang inyong lumang pagkatao,
At maghari ang Buhay ni Kristo!

Ngayong araw, ikaw ay nasa aking mga dasal,
Alam mo man o Hindi,
Ako'y nananabik para sa iyo.
Hanggang sa makita kang muli.

Sa aking harap at sa iyong tabi.

English Translation:

You might not notice me now,
Don't mind my persuasion and affection.
Just don't always forget,
You are always in my prayers.

I will not leave you alone or let you go,
Until I finally see the change for you I've longed for.
That your old you be gone,
And see the life of Christ in you!

Today, You are in my prayers,
You might know or not,
I am longing for you,
Until I finally see you again.

Face to face and by your side.


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