Awit 2

By

Bukong
(Max Surban)

Abtik ug kursunada
Bisa’g asa mi punta
Okay bisan way kwarta
Ang amo lang buhaton
Kaulaw di bati-on
Mag-anad sa pamukong

 Sakay-sakay sa frontsit
Ang konduktor thank youhon
Busa tawgon dibukong
Restawran wa kutrihon
Kun masakpan maga-antos
Sa plato pahugason

Korus:
Bukong, kay kami namukong
Bisan asa padulong
Pirming way riserbisyon
Bahala na’g magpungko
Magkapyot magtikungkong
Antuson lang kay bukong

Magdaginot sa gasto
Kung duna mi sinsilyo
Para lang sigarilyo
Usahay kung swertehon
Malibre’s paniudto
Libre pa’s panihapon

To Korus

Usahay kun badlungon
Bisan nipis nga nawong
Bagan na kung hikapon
Hilaw na ang pahiyom
Ulo kalut-kaluton
Ang dagway maglipadhong

 To Korus

 Bukong

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