Sie suchten nach: days gone by so quick (Englisch - Tagalog)

days gone by so fast
you have gone so fast

days gone by
ang mga araw ay lumipas nang napakabili

in days gone by
ilang buwan at taon ang lumipas

days gone
mga araw na nagdaan

the days went by so quickly
parang gumuho ang kanyan mundo

by so doing
tagalog ng sa paggawa nito

don't be so quick to trust
huwag agad maniwala sa mga sinasabi ng tao na nakapaligid sayo

day goes by so fast
lumipas ang oras nang napakabilis

time flies by so fast
time flies indeed so fast

time flies by so fast indeed
napakabilis ng paglipas ng panahon

indeed, your are loved by so so many
sapagkat pinasikat mo ang iyong sarili ng kabaitan

don't be so quick to judge me. you only see what i choose to show
huwag kang masyadong mabilis upang hatulan ako. nakikita mo lang ang pipiliin kong ipakita

dont be so quick to believe what you hear b 'cos lies spread faster than the truth
dont be so quick to believe what u hear b' cos lies spread quicker than the truth

god knows how much i fell for you and i loved you so much in the days gone by i was with you and i could talk to you
alam ng diyos kung gaano ako nahulog sayo at minahal kita nang sobra sa mga araw nalipas na kasama kita at nakakausap kita

we have a car passing by so the sound is going to probably be a little bad here.
merong dumadaan na kotse kaya medyo hindi maganda ang sound.

in latin is where the etymological origin of the term deluge is found. specifically, it is derived from the noun “diluvium”, which can be translated as “overflow” or “flood”. in turn, this word is derived from the verb “diluviare”, which is synonymous with “flood” .the first meaning mentioned by the royal spanish academy (rae) refers to a flood produced by so much rain. the most common use of the concept, however, specifically refers to heavy rain. example: "don't get out of
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