> You are a serious person, you may struggle to let yourself go and enjoy yourself.

> You are a very independent person, you like to do things for yourself and rarely ask others for help.

> You are not in touch with your emotions, your mind naturally suppresses your feelings and desires

> You like to keep things to yourself, privacy is important to you and you like to keep a certain amount of mystery about yourself. \

You don’t easily get close to people, you put up walls and barriers to protect yourself.

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Sabi nila
Balang araw darating
Ang iyong tanging hinihiling
At nung dumating
Ang aking panalangin
Ay hindi na maikubli

Ang pag-asang nahanap ko
Sayong mga mata
At ang takot kong sakali mang
Ika’y mawawala

At ngayon, nandyan ka na
‘Di mapaliwanag ang nadarama
Handa ako sa walang hanggan
‘Di paaasahin
‘Di ka sasaktan
Mula noon hanggang ngayon
Ikaw at ako

At sa wakas
Ay nahanap ko na rin
Ang aking tanging hinihiling
Pangako sa’yo
Na ika’y uunahin at hindi naitatanggi

Ang tadhanang nahanap ko
Sa’yong pagmamahal
Ang dudulot sa pag-ibig
Natin na magtatagal

At ngayon, nandyan ka na
‘Di mapaliwanag ang nadarama
Handa ako sa walang hanggan
‘Di paaasahin
‘Di ka sasaktan
Mula noon hanggang ngayon
Ikaw at ako

At ngayon, nandito na
Palaging hahawakan
Iyong mga kamay
‘Di ka na mag-iisa
Sa hirap at ginhawa
Ay iibigin ka
Mula noon hanggang ngayon
Mula ngayon hanggang dulo
Ikaw at ako

This song emphasizes the true meaning of love. It tell us that no good came so easy, you must willing to wait the things called destiny.

Music is a form of art; an expression of emotions through harmonic frequencies. Music can fit moods, as well as music talks to us and pulls our hearts in unusual ways.

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.

— Oscar Wilde.

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