There are five stars arising, out of the stormy sea Eyes do not grope in the depths of the night The second type are the comparatively modern songs, mostly in English, that were composed specifically for national events – particularly the National Day Parade held annually on 9 August – and for use in schools. Nam Naadu, Kural Ezhupputhu
கண் தெரியாத காரி ருளில் Engkal Singapore We are Singapore, Singaporeans. Generally speaking, there may be said to be two types of Singaporean patriotic songs. Singai Naadu, Enthan Veedu, Lyrics in Tamil Language Each is a lamp to guide our way; a lamp for all to see சிங்கை நாடு, எந்தன் வீடு, English Translation: Then in 2007 they used two National Day Parade theme songs, "There's No Place I'd Rather Be" and "Will You?". To see Collyer Quay and Raffles Place 来吧，新加坡人民 முழங்குவோம் ஒன்றித்தே
May our noble aspiration bring ", 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. Clever at seeking knowledge 我们齐声欢呼 Each year since 1985, the National Day Parade Executive Committee has designated one such song as a National Day Parade theme song. Apart from "There's No Place I'd Rather Be", earlier songs like "Shine On Me" (2000), "Where I Belong" (2001), and "We Will Get There" (2002) also do not mention Singapore by name. But we did என் வீடு எந்தன் தாய் En Veedu Enthan Thaai
Count on me Singapore, Count on me Singapore There's a new flag arising, out of the stormy sea
Unnai Azhaikkuthu, Vaa Vaa 我的时间由我控制
நம் நாடு, குரல் எழுப்புது The Esplanade and all of us, Chorus:
Uyarnthu oangkum naadu - engkal Will you make this island The song highlighted in blue was designated as the "millennium song" by the National Arts Council.
There are five stars arising, out of the stormy sea, Third verse:(x2)
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And even though I've roamed the world Di mana dia buah hati saya? முன்னேறட்டும் சிங்கப்பூர், Commissioned by the Cultural Affairs Division, Ministry of Community Development, We have a vision for tomorrow, just believe, just believe ஒற்றுமை கண்ட நாடு, Boomi, Unnai Azhaikkuthu பல இனங்கள் சேர, You and me, we'll do our part, stand together, heart to heart In 1998, there were 2 National Day Parade theme songs, "Home" and "City For The World" and one of them was reused for National Day Parade in 2004. செல்வோம் மகிழ்வை நோக்கியே If we stand side by side I know we'll build a new world A world of hope for ever after
Strangers when we first begun, now we are Singaporeans My Singapore Songs highlighted in red are National Day Parade theme songs. Pandai cari pelajaran One people, one nation, one Singapore, In a Singapore city bus ஒருமைப்பாட்டினை விளக்கும் - இன Delightful nights and days. Amazing in all ways? A patriotic song is one which inspires feelings of pride in one's country. ஒருமை கொண்டாடி Thanimaiyaalae payantha naadugal Look to horizons far... Engkal Singapore - inbam Local singers such as Taufik Batisah, Kit Chan and Stefanie Sun have performed songs in the Sing Singapore collection. We can achieve, we can achieve, Chorus: Reaching out together ], Munnaeru vaalibaa munaeri endrum
Onward Singapore We're going to show the world what Singapore can be 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. 我从来都不在乎 Mael noakku vaaliba endrum munnaeri Otrumai kanda naadu, எங்கள் சிங்கப்பூர் - இது We can achieve, we can achieve, Count on me Singapore, count on me to give my best and more Semoga Bahagia was designated as the official Children's Day song. Singapore success தொடுவான் நோக்குவாய் தொடுவான் நோக்குவாய். 要使新加坡成功
也许我自己 So come and sing Come, let us unite Orumaippaattinai vilakkum - ina
平凡日子一样会充实
This article contains a list of Singaporean patriotic songs. Mari kita rakyat Singapura One people, one nation, one Singapore Composed & Performed by: Shabir Tabare Alam. Let it come right from your heart
Together we progress Composer Osman Ahmad, musician in 1930s. Songs highlighted in yellow were designated as "community songs" by the National Arts Council. முன்னேறட்டும் சிங்கப்பூர் The toil of people from a dozen lands.
There's a spirit in the air, it's a feeling we all share Every creed and every race, Examples of such songs include Malay song "Di Tanjung Katong", Mandarin song "Xin Yao", and Tamil song "Munnaeru Vaalibaa". [Perhaps I, as only one person, can't take on a large task Strong and free They have been criticized as artificial and propagandistic, "National songs foisted on you from above" as opposed to "Singapore Songs arising from grassroots". Naadu Endru Sollu
Because in Singapore, Singapore Let us celebrate this moment, We will always be a city of friends எங்கள் சிங்கப்பூர் - இன்பம் 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. முழங்குவோம் ஒன்றித்தே முன்னேறட்டும் சிங்கப்பூர் 让我们共同向幸福迈进 Orumai Kondaade Dengan semangat yang baru முன்னேறட்டும் சிங்கப்பூர் Reach out for your fellow man "[5] The song's composer Jimmy Ye defended it, saying, "There's no need for it to be so in-your-face just because it's a National Day song". Marilah kita bersatu Disitu tempatnya, dara jelita Kann theriyaatha Kaari rulil We built a nation தனிமை யாலே பயந்த நாடுகள் 不能成就一番大事业 Cita-cita kita yang mulia But I can work hard and contribute a decent effort. Moments of magic we will share 不能发出万丈光和亮 ஓங்கிடும் புத்துணர்வுடன் We have a goal for Singapore, we can achieve, we can achieve
Crimson as the blood of all mankind, yet white and pure and free
I'm thankful for my Singapore
看到名人总是忙忙碌碌 Pretty flowers bloom for you and me, I want to sing
And be courteous to your friends, 也许我一个人 five stars arising, happy and proud are we. 自己不是一个大人物 Let us progress towards happiness together 来吧，让我们以新的精神 我们齐声欢呼
நாடு என்று சொல்லு பல இனங்கள் சேர, Moments of magic, Commissioned by the Ministry of Information and the Arts, We've built a nation with our hands With every generation there's more to be grateful for Come, let us unite Let our voices soar as one Chan mali chan, chan mali chan, மேல் நோக்கு வாலிபா என்றும் முன்னேறி Thoduvaan noakkuvaai இருளில் ஒளிபெற உன்னை நாடும் Examples of such songs include "Stand Up for Singapore" (1985), "Count On Me, Singapore" (1986) and "One People, One Nation, One Singapore" (1990).
This article contains a list of Singaporean patriotic songs. We are told no dream's too bold that we can't try for There's no place I'd rather be
என் வீடு எந்தன் தாய் The song is off of the Prince of Egypt Soundtrack. The song highlighted in green is the winner of SG50: The Gift of Song. This is my future, this is my life There's a new moon arising, out of the stormy sea, Second verse:
Buah hati saya bagai telur dikupas, Chorus: Reach out for the moon above,savour freedom, truth and love
Thoduvaan noakkuvaai thoduvaan noakkuvai, The lyrics in Tamil Language: There was a time when troubles Serta sopan-santun dengan kawan-kawan, English translation: [2], While some of these modern made-to-order patriotic songs have become popular in the country, they have not received universal acclaim. According to the Council, it also hoped to nurture a love for music and singing and cultivate a greater sense of togetherness amongst Singaporeans. Majulah Singapura Take care of your health The song is usually broadcast on radio and television starting from a month before National Day, and is given prominence during the Parade itself. That's the way that we will be forevermore This is my country, this is my flag சிங்கப்பூர் மக்கள் நாம் Anak kambing saya yang makan daun talas
因为平凡也是一种幸福 但我尽力贡献一份微薄的力量 Olirum vinmeenae Featuring a spontaneous performance in the centre of our familiar heartlands, it takes a peek at the many faces of Singapore -- across races, cultures, ages and professions. ஓங்கிடும் புத்துணர்வுடன் Come, fellow Singaporeans For peace and harmony, Chorus 1: Reach out for the stars above, savour freedom, truth and love It's still my home I long to see. Be prepared to give a little more The music video of this mix of songs offers a kaleidoscopic look at the core of our country -- Singaporeans. NLB. உன்னை அழைக்குது, வா வா
ஒன்றிணைவோம் அனைவரும் Dengan semangat yang baru Need your sight to light their darkness பூமி, உன்னை அழைக்குது
Marilah kita bersatu Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts, Singapore National Day Parade § Theme songs, "2018's NDP song: We Are Singapore part of a long tradition", "NDP 2019 theme song revealed, features 27 artists including JJ Lin, Kit Chan and Taufik Batisah", "NDP 2020 theme song seeks to promote community spirit and gratitude in the face of challenges", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Singaporean_patriotic_songs&oldid=977497589, Articles containing Chinese-language text, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, Jonathan Tan, Roslinda Baharudin, Anne Weerapass and Robert Fernando, Faridah Ali, Jacintha Abisheganaden, Stephen Francis and Clement Chow, Janani Sridhar, Asha Edmund, Emma Yong, Lily Ann Rahmat, Jai Wahab, Shabir Mohammed, Sebastian Tan, Gani Karim, Farisha Ishak, Fauzi Laili, Tay Ke Wei and Rahimah Rahim, Charlie Lim, Vanessa Fernandez, Aisyah Aziz, Shak'thiya Subramaniamm, Joanna Dong and THELIONCITYBOY, Charlie Lim (Preface), Hugh Harrison (Original chorus).
Chorus:[15] Pala Inangal Sera, Duduk sekampung, lagikan rindu Majulah Singapura These are the days To breathe and feel To touch the skies To name our dreams and make them real And never close our eyes We've fought the fears We've braved the years When all we could believe was all we had to give Now what we only dreamed is what we live, There was a time when people said Majulah Singapura
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". There is a new flag arising, happy and proud are we, Ending: நாடு என்று சொல்லு Engkum pongkum You'll find happiness for everyone, Singapura, O Singapura
Berjaya Singapura
我们崇高的理想 En Veedu Enthan Thaai ஒரு நிலையான ஆட்சி உலகில் Reference found in MUSIKA: Arena Muzik Silam di Malaya. [3], A minor controversy also erupted over "There's No Place I'd Rather Be" (2007).
We're going to show the world what Singapore can be Onward Singapore உயர்ந்து ஓங்கட்டும் நாடு - எங்கள் That look on a shining star Kononlah pula nun jauh di mata, Sama-sama maju ke hadapan Count on me to give my best and more, count on me Singapore, There's a new moon arising, out of the stormy sea You'll always be a part of me Let us reach out for our dreams out there Onward Singapore Orumai Kondaade You're my brother you're my sister