Donnalyn Bartolome - Sabi Niya

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{Verse 1}
(Sabi niya)
Itanong mo pa sa mga tala
Kung ikaw ba'y dapat ... ialintana
Sa iyo'y sasabihin nila
Ika'y walang dapat ika-bahala

{Chorus}
Araw-araw kitang liligawan
Kahit ako'y iyong sinagot na
Araw-araw kitang mamimiss
Kahit gabi-gabi mo pa ako i-kiss

{Verse 2}
(Tapos sabi niya)
Alam kong ika'y nasaktan na
Kaya ika'y takot ng umibig pa
Ngunit subalit, pangako sinta
Ako'y ibahin mo sa kanila

{Chorus}
Araw-araw kitang liligawan
Kahit ako'y iyong sinagot na
Araw-araw kitang mamimiss
Kahit gabi-gabi mo pa ako i-kiss

{Bridge}
Pero tanga lang ang naniniwala
Na nagsasalita ang mga tala
Alam mo ang pinagdaanan ko
Pero di ka naawa
Bakit di ka naawa

{Chorus}
Dahil
Araw-araw mo 'kong pinaluha
Makalipas nang panahon ng ika'y sinagot na
Araw-araw ko ngayong tinitiis
Mga gabing aking ika'y namimiss

{Chorus}
Araw-araw mo 'kong pinaluha
Makalipas nang panahon ng ika'y sinagot na
Araw-araw ko ngayong tinitiis
Mga gabing aking ika'y namimiss

{Chorus}
Araw-araw mo 'kong pinaluha
Makalipas nang panahon ng ika'y sinagot na
Araw-araw ko ngayong tinitiis
Mga gabing aking ika'y namimiss
Araw-araw mo 'kong pinaluha
Makalipas nang panahong ng ika'y sinagot na
Araw-araw ko ngayong tinitiis
Mga gabing aking ika'y namimiss

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Donnalyn Jereos Bartolome was born in Yokosuka, Japan on July 9, 1994.

Bartolome started posting videos on her YouTube when she was 13 years old after moving away from the Philippines. Originally the videos were intended for her friends only. But eventually she began to build a following. She posted everything from makeup tutorials to dance and song covers. She eventually moved to Facebook where her fame really began to grow.

At the age of 18, living in Japan with her family, she met David Hulbert, founder of iDOLTap Productions, who wanted to cast her in a film. Eventually they became friends and together they wrote an independent film titled Big Sister that was loosely based on Bartolome’s real life experiences.

She shot to fame after the release of her single “Kakaibabe”, a track on the Diary ng Panget soundtrack, and “LM4M”, a song produced by Jon Bonus. She released the album Happy Break Up with lead single “Happy Break Up”.

She was featured in Jireh Lim’s “Magkabilang Mundo” music video along with the late Tado Jimenez, which eventually became the most viewed OPM music video on YouTube after “Gayuma”. She was featured in Ryan Bang’s video “Shopping”, which also features Kristine Santamena, Jayson Gainza, Aiko Climaco and James Reid.