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    Song Analysis Banal Na Aso

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    The song "Banal na Aso Santong Kabayo" by Yano criticizes religious hypocrisy and highlights how some people do not practice what they preach. It describes a woman who prays the rosary but then uses profanity when disrupted. The document reflects on how the author has also acted hypocritically in the past by not lending something to his brother after church despite serving in the church. The song teaches that we must reflect on our own values before criticizing others and ensure our actions are consistent with our words.

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    Song Analysis Banal Na Aso

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    The song "Banal na Aso Santong Kabayo" by Yano criticizes religious hypocrisy and highlights how some people do not practice what they preach. It describes a woman who prays the rosary but then uses profanity when disrupted. The document reflects on how the author has also acted hypocritically in the past by not lending something to his brother after church despite serving in the church. The song teaches that we must reflect on our own values before criticizing others and ensure our actions are consistent with our words.

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    The song "Banal na Aso Santong Kabayo" by Yano criticizes religious hypocrisy and highlights how some people do not practice what they preach. It describes a woman who prays the rosary but then uses profanity when disrupted. The document reflects on how the author has also acted hypocritically in the past by not lending something to his brother after church despite serving in the church. The song teaches that we must reflect on our own values before criticizing others and ensure our actions are consistent with our words.

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    Song Analysis Banal Na Aso

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    Morales Rica mae
    The song "Banal na Aso Santong Kabayo" by Yano criticizes religious hypocrisy and highlights how some people do not practice what they preach. It describes a woman who prays the rosary but then uses profanity when disrupted. The document reflects on how the author has also acted hypocritically in the past by not lending something to his brother after church despite serving in the church. The song teaches that we must reflect on our own values before criticizing others and ensure our actions are consistent with our words.

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    Song Analysis

    Banal na Aso, Santong Kabayo - Yano

    The Song “Banal na Aso Santong Kabayo” by Yano is not just a song to listen

    when we are bored or sad but a song that contains deeper meaning in its lyrics. It talks

    about the hypocrisy of the people wherein they do not practice what they preach. In

    today’s generation, people repent on their sins but after a while ago, they will act like

    they did nothing. Moreover, they are criticizing others without looking at their own flaws.

    Part of the lyric is the woman who is praying rosary but the moment it experiences

    disruption, she says profanity. It is evident in today’s time that there are people

    everywhere who proclaim the teachings of God but actually, they are not doing what

    they are saying to other people. They are acting as if they are true believers of God

    when actually they are not.

    On the other hand, I once become a hypocrite, I am serving in the church yet my

    actions are not good. One time, as I return home after I go to church, brother borrow

    something from me then I didn’t lend him the thing he was borrowing and says profanity

    to him.

    In conclusion, the song makes me realized that I must know and watch my own

    values before criticizing others. I’ve learned that when I speak kindness/ words of God,

    my actions are connected with it. In addition, it made me realize to walk my talk. After

    all, we are all children of God so, every time we hurt or do something wrong to others,

    God is also hurting. As a friendly reminder, we should act upon our words and avoid
    being one of the hypocrites’ religious persons, as I’ve said, we should walk our talk and

    not talk the talk or walk the walk!

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