Eyeliner.... Pipikit Ako

♪♫♪♫ "Pipikit ako, pipikit at magpapatihulog.
Tutuksuhin ng hangin ang tastas ng aking
paldang lumalagpas sa gilid ng bato.
Nais kong lumangoy sa kawalan,
lumangoy sa kawalan.
Pipikit ako't sisisid sa karagatan ng mga bisig mo.
Pipikit ako't sisisid sa karagatan, sa nalalabing karapatan ko.
Nakabukas man o sarado ...
Pagkatapos, sasabak ang aking katawan sa kawalan.
Bahala na kung ano ang makita pagbukas ng aking mga mata.
Mga matang nakapikit, nagpupumilit sumilip.
Ooooh pipikit ako't sisisid ... pipikit, sisisid ooooh." ♪♫♪

~Natuwa talaga ako’t namangha nung minsa’y may nadaanan akong isang blog.

Nabasa ko yung title ng Song “Eyeliner/pipikit ako”… (parang pang indie film – ganitong ganito din kasi yung mga karaniwang title nila, mga di pangkaraniwan)– ginamit sa isang short Indie film na pinamagatang “Pirouette”

~At sa dinami dami ng pwedeng kumanta, Sya pa… yeah!!! SYA – pertaining to Armi Millare of Up Dharma Down… (Sya nga pala yung nasa picture)

~Ang saya saya ko pag ganito, (malamang ikaw din? ) yung pakiramdam na ikaw palang nakakadiskubri ng bagay na iyon sa taong hinahangaan mo…. (para akong nanalo sa lotto – hahaha)

~Kinulit ko talaga si Google para bigyan niya ko ng kopya ng kantang ito. Ayun! Medyo nasa mood siya at nagpakita agad sakin ang kantang wala sa Youtube ^_^ ( click - sabay umandar ang download button… charaaan!!! )

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