Remembering United Nation Celebration

During our high school years, we always celebrate United Nation during October.  I can freshly recall the theme in our senior years (1994): “Building the Smallest Democracy in the Heart of Society”.

From this theme, one of my classmates made a composition for the Song Category [name of the category is different in our time; just can't recall it].  Irene Abigail Sistoza, with her excellent communication skills, composed its exquisite and splendor lyrics.  The picture in here is the original print out in October, 1994 during our computer subject with Mr. Eric Betita past 11 in the morning.  I have encoded this together with my classmate, Cherrie Anne Quipotla.

The following is the clearer text of the composition:

GLOBAL TRANSFORMATION

 

The morning breeze calms the heart

Every possible peace we can start

Behind the barricades of fear and war

We’ll survive and reach that distant star.

We all belong to the human race,

No matter who or where you are

The day is drawing near

When we people of the nations

Fight for what is right and

Democracy is what we see.

Let’s begin global transformation

And share in the fulfillment of peace

Let the love come thru the stormy seas

And proclaim the freedom that we’re fighting for.

The society where family lives

Let the human race see and feel

The warmth of love that mends every broken heart

That the silence of peace is the voice of all.

United Nations for global transformation

Its wings spread out for industrialization

A step towards one vision in democracy.