pak lebai: Dikir Rambong untuk Nik Aziz

Friday, January 15, 2010

Dikir Rambong untuk Nik Aziz

Lagu asal Kapilla "Dikir Rambong” di sini

Tok Guru lah ni ni tok supo mulo
Tak berani Husam nok tego
Tengok kerling hujung mato
Tengok kerling hujung mato
Nyo mari angin selak Fahmi kayo

( Ulang 1 3X )

Sabik kata tak bole nok harap
Demo bodo serta darat
Ooo… oo…
Tok Guru err

Kawe ghoyak demo tak dengar
Kawe ghoyak demo tak dengar
Kasih Tok Guru tak tanggung jawab

Tok guru le ni tok supo dulu

Rasa sedih serta malu
Kasih Tok Guru pada menantu
Ooo… oo…
La Husam Ooo

Bila datang anak menantu
Bila datang anak menantu
Rakyat ditinggal setiap waktu

REMINDER:

Any constructive criticism and comment that would contribute to fair, frank and informed discussion on this posting to help achieve our national objective will be most appreciated. We need to have more open exchange of ideas on this sensitive but important subject in the context of the national vision and security.

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PUTRA MERDEKA said...: hehehehe...\rambong nik najis beb; January 15, 2010 at 9:51 PM

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In search of my personal identity in a multi-racial society...

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You can say what you want, but what matters most is that the law is enforced to the letter. Bloggers needs to be more intellectual and relieved from the nostalgia and yearning for a lost world. We should be less preoccupied with being immersed in sad emotions or hatred.

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As a blogger, I sail into the world's seas and settle on ports where our ships call at. It is part of our being human that we need to be assured of an identity. In a more philosophical sense, we need to know something of who we are. Yet to ask questions as to who we are, from whence we came and what awaits us when we exit finally from this world is to come up against ultimate mysteries.

There are only provisional, and to most people, unhelpful answers. To find ourselves incomforting, recognisable identities, however, is only to arrive at one part of a partial and provisional answer. There is the other life we have of the psyche, that we too have to come to terms with. This is the inner life of dream, symbol, and myth, a life that is as much a reality as the one we make out of our senses and rational intellect incoming up against the solid fact of the physical world. It is in this inner life that we have the possibilities of truly participating in the experience of all that is mysterious and inspiring of awe and veneration in the universe. And it is from this that we have to find the other part of a partial answer.

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Dikir Rambong untuk Nik Aziz

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