Katutubong Awit
Katutubong Awit
Leron Leron Sinta
Le – ron le – ron sin- ta, bu – ko ng pa – pa- ya, Da – la da – la’y bus – lo si – sid – lan ng sin – ta, Pag – da – ting sa du – lo na – ba – li ang sa – nga, Ka – pus ka – pa – la – ran hu – ma – nap ng I – ba
Sweet Violet
Sweet vi – o – lets, Sweet – er than the ro – ses so re, O – ver and o – ver and o – ver a – gain, Sweet vi – o – lets.
Bahay Kubo
Ba – hay ku – bo ka – hit mun – ti ang ha – la – man do – on ay sa – ri sa – ri, Sing ka – mas at ta – long, si – ga – ril – yas at ma – ni, Si – taw, ba – taw, pa – ta – ni, kun – dol, pa – to – la, la – ba – nos, mus – ta – sa, at – sa – ka me – ron pa si – bu - yas, ka – ma – tis, ba – wang at lu – ya, sa pa – li – gid li – gid ay pu – no ng li – nga.
This Old Man
This old man, he played one he played knick – knack on my thumb with a knick – knack, pad – dy wack give a dog a bone, this old man came rolling home.
1. … he played two, … on my shoe, etc
2. … he played three, … on my knee, etc
3. …he played four, … on my door, etc
4. … he played five, … on my hive, etc
5. … he played six, … on my sticks, etc
6. … he played seven, … on my heaven, etc.
7. … he played eight, … on my gate, etc.
8. … he played nine, ,,, on my vine, etc
9. … he played ten, … back again, etc.
Leron Leron Sinta
Le – ron le – ron sin- ta, bu – ko ng pa – pa- ya, Da – la da – la’y bus – lo si – sid – lan ng sin – ta, Pag – da – ting sa du – lo na – ba – li ang sa – nga, Ka – pus ka – pa – la – ran hu – ma – nap ng I – ba
Sweet Violet
Sweet vi – o – lets, Sweet – er than the ro – ses so re, O – ver and o – ver and o – ver a – gain, Sweet vi – o – lets.
Bahay Kubo
Ba – hay ku – bo ka – hit mun – ti ang ha – la – man do – on ay sa – ri sa – ri, Sing ka – mas at ta – long, si – ga – ril – yas at ma – ni, Si – taw, ba – taw, pa – ta – ni, kun – dol, pa – to – la, la – ba – nos, mus – ta – sa, at – sa – ka me – ron pa si – bu - yas, ka – ma – tis, ba – wang at lu – ya, sa pa – li – gid li – gid ay pu – no ng li – nga.
This Old Man
This old man, he played one he played knick – knack on my thumb with a knick – knack, pad – dy wack give a dog a bone, this old man came rolling home.
1. … he played two, … on my shoe, etc
2. … he played three, … on my knee, etc
3. …he played four, … on my door, etc
4. … he played five, … on my hive, etc
5. … he played six, … on my sticks, etc
6. … he played seven, … on my heaven, etc.
7. … he played eight, … on my gate, etc.
8. … he played nine, ,,, on my vine, etc
9. … he played ten, … back again, etc.