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    Manyanita Song

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    Geronimo Magparo Jr.
    The poem celebrates a birthday by wishing the person a good morning and bidding them adieu. It describes the beauty of the morning with the dawn appearing, rays of sun breaking through, and flowers blooming on the day they were born. The speaker wishes they could be saints Peter and John to personally deliver the morning greeting and farewell in the early dawn, accompanied by a bouquet of carnations and songs of celebration so the day would be full of color and joy.

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    Manyanita Song

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    Geronimo Magparo Jr.
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    The poem celebrates a birthday by wishing the person a good morning and bidding them adieu. It describes the beauty of the morning with the dawn appearing, rays of sun breaking through, and flowers blooming on the day they were born. The speaker wishes they could be saints Peter and John to personally deliver the morning greeting and farewell in the early dawn, accompanied by a bouquet of carnations and songs of celebration so the day would be full of color and joy.

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    The poem celebrates a birthday by wishing the person a good morning and bidding them adieu. It describes the beauty of the morning with the dawn appearing, rays of sun breaking through, and flowers blooming on the day they were born. The speaker wishes they could be saints Peter and John to personally deliver the morning greeting and farewell in the early dawn, accompanied by a bouquet of carnations and songs of celebration so the day would be full of color and joy.

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    Manyanita Song

    Uploaded by

    Geronimo Magparo Jr.
    The poem celebrates a birthday by wishing the person a good morning and bidding them adieu. It describes the beauty of the morning with the dawn appearing, rays of sun breaking through, and flowers blooming on the day they were born. The speaker wishes they could be saints Peter and John to personally deliver the morning greeting and farewell in the early dawn, accompanied by a bouquet of carnations and songs of celebration so the day would be full of color and joy.

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    How 

    Beautiful is the Morning And at the baptismal font,
    Intro:  C  G  C  C           G              G7          C
    ≈≈≠≈≈≈≠≈≈≈≠≈≈≈≠≈≈≈≠≈≈≈≠≈≈≈≠≈≈≈≠≈≈ All the saints brought forth their song.

         C      F
    How beautiful is the morning The dawn is now appearing;
          Dm      G
    As we come to waken you; The rays of the sun break through.
         G       C     G           C
    With God's early blessing, Rise early this bright morning
         G           G7       C       G          G7           C
    With pleasure we sing to you. as we sing Happy Birthday to you

            C        C
    On the day that you were born How I wish I were St. Peter
         Dm        Dm
    The flowers came into bloom How I wish I were St. John
            G        G
    And at the baptismal font, As we bring this salutation
             G              G7          C        G     G7    C
    All the saints brought forth their song. In the very early dawn.

         F       C
    The dawn is now appearing; From all the stars in the heavens
         G        Dm
    The rays of the sun break through. How I wish I could get you two
          C     G           C         G
    Rise early this bright morning One to tell you good morning
          G          G7           C       G         G7       C
    as we sing Happy Birthday to you And another to bid you adieu.

           C      F
    How I wish I were St. Peter The dawn is now appearing;
           Dm      G
    How I wish I were St. John The rays of the sun break through.
           G       C     G           C
    As we bring this salutation Rise early this bright morning
           G     G7    C       G          G7           C
    In the very early dawn. as we sing Happy Birthday to you

          C
    From all the stars in the heavens PAGMATA
           Dm I.
    How I wish I could get you two  
            G Sa imong pagmata sa kabuntagonKahayag nga langitnon
    One to tell you good morning nga kadlawonDinuyogan sa kasadya sa kalanggamankini
          G         G7       C maoy gasa gikan sa amahan.
    And another to bid you adieu.

         C
    Chorus:
    With a bouquet of carnations, Kay siya man ang gugma ug ang kinabuhi Kanato
             Dm manluluwas sa kasakit ning kalag Awhagon ta karon ang
    We have come to sing our song, kalibutan Aron magpasalamat sa amahan Sa iyang
         G gingharian kita mag-ambahan.
    And make your day full of color II.
             G      G7    C  
    So that you may carry on. Sa imong pagmata sa kabuntagonMogitib na usab ang
    bag-ong paglaom Ang Dios nasayod sa atong mga
         C pangindahayKini maoy gasa gikan sa amahan
    How beautiful is the morning .(REPEAT CHORUS)
           Dm
    As we come to waken you;
          G
    With God's early blessing,
          G          G7       C
    With pleasure we sing to you.

            C
    On the day that you were born
         Dm
    The flowers came into bloom
            G

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