Satu Bangsa Kasihi Semua



Berbilang bangsa dunia cita-cita berbeza
Berbagai bakat dikurnia
Tempuhi segala dengan rela

Pengalaman dilalui pahit manis dirasa
Tiada yang semudah dikata
Yakinkan diri, hapus segala benci
Pastikan kasih sayang dirasai


Satu bangsa kita saling kasih mengasihi
Tiada mengira bahasa atau beza agama
Bersama-sama lalui suka dan duka
Satu bangsa kasihi semua


Amalkan pekerti mulia
Kasih antara kita
Lakukan selagi terdaya
Usah dinanti balasan segala budi
Kasih yang suci akan dihargai

Satu bangsa kita saling kasih mengasihi
Tiada mengira bahasa atau beza agama
Bersama-sama lalui suka dan duka
Satu bangsa kasihi semua

Utuhkanlah kemakmuran seikhlas di hati
Moga direstui dengan niat suci

Satu bangsa kita saling kasih mengasihi
Tiada mengira bahasa atau beza agama
Bersama-sama lalui suka dan duka
Satu bangsa kasihi semua





Composer: Mark Lee/Nai Kong
Lyrics: Wan Kelly
Arrangement: Nai Kong
Producer: Soon
 Artist: Adibah Noor

Selamat Hari Merdeka Malaysiaku yang tercinta.
Kami terhutang budi.
Semoga kami tidak mensia-siakan kebebasan yang telah diberi.
Semoga kami akan membuatmu bangga kelak :)
Semoga Tuhan berkatimu selalu !

Comments

The Bee said…
ya many songs boast of very meaningful lyrics
patriotic ones meant to unify all
yet the call to us in Malaysia
seem to be
"KEEP UP the loving of all regardless of creed colour or status and more importantly
KEEP ON LOVING EVEN WHEN UNRECIPROCATED.....
well i love Malaysia and it is my home and i belong to this blessed nation but after a few decades i still doubt if it treats me as one of its very own...the powers that be need to really menghayati the lyrics of 1Malaysia songs and not just popularise them to win the people over
more of the heart and not the mouth
September 1, 2009 at 9:40 AM
Liz said…
I guess that is true. But no matter what, what other choice do we have but to love our own country? While others may see differently, we are certainly OF this country, and we will always be children of this country.
September 1, 2009 at 7:29 PM
LoveMalaysiaBaby said…
Nice song but wondering how come never have chance promote this meaningful song .
October 17, 2023 at 4:06 PM
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