தனிமை யாலே பயந்த நாடுகள் தொடுவான் நோக்குவாய் தொடுவான் நோக்குவாய். We can achieve, we can achieve, There is something down the road that we can strive for Let us celebrate this moment, We will always be a city of friends 来吧，让我们以新的精神 In the 1970s, Tom Waits combined a lyrical focus on desperate, low-life characters with a persona that seemed to embody the same lifestyle, which he sang about in a raspy, gravelly voice. Strangers when we first begun, now we are Singaporeans Marilah kita bersatu தொடுவான் நோக்குவாய் That Singapore won't make it சிங்கை நாடு, எந்தன் வீடு Sing a song for Singapore 900 Miles from My Home A Fool Such as I A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall A Satisfied Mind Abandoned Love Absolutely Sweet Marie Acne Ain't A-Gonna Grieve Ain't No Man Righteous (No Not One) Ain't No More Cane Ain't Talkin' Ain't Talkin' (alternate version) Alberta #1 Alberta #2 All Along the Watchtower கண் தெரியாத காரி ருளில் ஒற்றுமை கண்ட நாடு, Boomi, Unnai Azhaikkuthu The toil of people from a dozen lands. Stand up, stand up for Singapore. Count on me Singapore, Count on me Singapore Singapura, O Singapura Semua kita berseru Orumaippaattinai vilakkum - ina Chan mali chan, ketipung payung (twice), Di Tanjung Katong, airnya biru நாடு என்று சொல்லு [Perhaps I, as only one person, can't take on a large task This is my family, these are my friends Anak kambing saya yang makan daun talas எங்கும் பொங்கும் Come, let us unite Then in 2007 they used two National Day Parade theme songs, "There's No Place I'd Rather Be" and "Will You?". Reach out for the flag above, savour freedom, truth and love 也许我自己 Be prepared to give a little more We built a nation Because in Singapore, Singapore There was a time when troubles Skip to Content. Majulah Singapura, English translation: Look to horizons far... Engkal Singapore - inbam Semua kita berseru Moments of magic we will share We're going to build a better life, for you and me You and me, we'll do our part, stand together, heart to heart This article contains a list of Singaporean patriotic songs A patriotic song is one which … That look on a shining star 看到名人总是忙忙碌碌 He wrote songs for and appeared in Paradise Alley (1978), wrote the title song for On the Nickel (1980), and was hired by director Francis Coppola to write the music for One from the Heart (1982), which earned him an Academy Award nomination. You'll always be a part of me And even though I've roamed the world Chorus:[15] Onward Singapore We're going to show the world what Singapore can be 要使新加坡成功 In 1984, the National Arts Council inaugurated the Sing Singapore Festival, the aim of which was to discover and promote home-grown music and artistes. ", lambasting the melody as "uninspiring" and the lyrics as "insipid" – "it is quite obvious what the brief to [the composer] was: Write a song to persuade Singaporeans who have sought greener pastures to come home. Many races come together to celebrate unity Mari kita rakyat Singapura Each is a lamp to guide our way; a lamp for all to see Nations fearful in apartness Mael noakku vaaliba endrum munnaeri But we did Need your sight to light their darkness There is a new flag arising, happy and proud are we, Ending: Majulah Singapura Marilah kita bersatu 2. Say that this is your home and your Motherland Di mana dia buah hati saya? Thanimaiyaalae payantha naadugal எங்கள் சிஙப்பூர் With every generation there's more to be grateful for Di mana dia anak kambing saya? In the 1970s, Tom Waits combined a lyrical focus on desperate, low-life characters with a persona that seemed to embody the same lifestyle, which he sang about in a raspy, gravelly voice. Kononlah pula nun jauh di mata, Sama-sama maju ke hadapan Sama-sama menuju bahagia Home (家), sung by Kit Chan, was composed by Dick Lee in 1998 as the first in a series of yearly songs commissioned for Singapore's National Day Parade, together with the other NDP song that year titled as City For The world. The land is calling you, come home NLB. செல்வோம் மகிழ்வை நோக்கியே Thoduvaan noakkuvaai Every creed and every race, These included "Home" (1998) by Dick Lee, "Where I Belong" (2001) by Tanya Chua, and "A Place in My Heart" (2003) by Kevin Quah. Crimson as the blood of all mankind, yet white and pure and free 自己不是一个大人物 So come and sing Both of them receive no royalty for the song even though it is one of the most popular songs in Singapore. ஒன்றிணைவோம் அனைவரும் Look up o'youth forever advancing But I can work hard and contribute a decent effort. NDP 2010 Theme Song – "Song for Singapore" by Corrinne May! உன்னை அழைக்குது, வா வா Singai Naadu, Enthan Veedu Their hearts are big and wide you'll find has its role and has its place There was no mention of why "Singapore" got left out: "I guess the committee wanted to have a soft-sell approach too".[4]. [1] Songs highlighted in yellow were designated as "community songs" by the National Arts Council. Many of these are in vernacular languages – Malay, Mandarin and Tamil, for instance. In 2004, it was remixed for three child soloists, one of whom was young actress and singer Shanice Elizabeth Nathan. His music and persona proved highly cinematic, and, starting in 1978, he launched parallel careers as an actor and as a composer of movie music. Amazing in all ways? Our country is calling you, come home Pala Inangal Sera, This page was last edited on 9 September 2020, at 05:44. The first type are traditional folk songs that have, over time, come to have special meaning to Singaporeans. There's a new moon arising, out of the stormy sea, Second verse: You and me, we'll do our part, stand together, heart to heart Otrumai kanda naadu, எங்கள் சிங்கப்பூர் - இது The list has both traditional folk songs that have special meaning to Singaporeans, as well as modern songs composed specifically for national celebrations, particularly the National Day Parade held on 9 August each year, Singapore's National Day. சிங்கப்பூர் மக்கள் நாம் Some people queried why the song does not mention Singapore by name,[4] while others commented that the song was "touching" and that they related to it immediately, and that "[t]he spirit of patriotism is woven so well in the song". Cita-cita kita yang mulia Time will bring for us to share மேல் நோக்கு வாலிபா என்றும் முன்னேறி Majulah Singapura Berjaya Singapura Youthful and bright and bearing hope, and tranquil as can be Onward Singapore Reach out for the stars above, savour freedom, truth and love Kural Ezhupputhu, Vaa Vaa This article contains a list of Singaporean patriotic songs. Disitu tempatnya, dara jelita Local singers such as Taufik Batisah, Kit Chan and Stefanie Sun have performed songs in the Sing Singapore collection. உயர்ந்து ஓங்கட்டும் நாடு - எங்கள் Uyarnthu oangkum naadu - engkal 我们崇高的理想 Log in to add lyrics, add aliases, add genres, follow this artist & more. குரல் எழுப்புது, வா வா song lyrics, song meanings, albums, music and more. Onward Singapore, Chinese translation: Let our voices soar as one In a new spirit Orumai Kondaade To see Collyer Quay and Raffles Place Generally speaking, there may be said to be two types of Singaporean patriotic songs. Seemed too much for us to take Non-lyrical content copyright 1999-2020 SongMeanings, Javascript must be enabled for the correct page display. Composer Osman Ahmad, musician in 1930s. Engkal Singapore Songs highlighted in red are National Day Parade theme songs. There's a new flag arising, out of the stormy sea Reach out for the moon above,savour freedom, truth and love 我们齐声欢呼 Let our voices soar as one 平凡日子一样会充实 但我能为斗室带来足够的光芒 You've got to make a stand Jaga diri dalam kesihatan [3], A minor controversy also erupted over "There's No Place I'd Rather Be" (2007). They have been criticized as artificial and propagandistic, "National songs foisted on you from above" as opposed to "Singapore Songs arising from grassroots". It has English and Chinese versions, both sung by Kit. I'm thankful for my Singapore There's a spirit in the air, it's a feeling we all share From the '80s on, his work became increasingly theatrical as he moved into acting and composing.