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pasensya sa lahat ng kasalanan ko
don't say sorry i know my fault

upang bumawi sa lahat ng pagkakamali
to recover from all mistakes

nakaganti ka na ba sa lahat ng kasalanan namin sayo
nakaganti ka na ba sa lahat ng kasalanan namin sayo

ingat ka sa lahat ng oras
mag iingat k sa lhat ng oras

sa lahat ng oras
adequate academic knowledge

iba ka sa lahat ng naka sex ko
you're different from everything i've tasted

gusto nilang bumawi sa lahat ng pagkukulang nila
they want to make up for all their shortcomings

pinagsisihan ko lahat ng kasalanan ko sayo
i will not destroy your trust in me

maging matatag ka sa lahat ng pagsubok
be steadfast in all your trials

kakaiba ka sa lahat ng babae nakilala ko
babae muna una

bukod tangi ka sa lahat
you are one-of-a-kind

bigat ng kasalanan
binalot ng kasalanan

hangga't maaari maalam ka sa lahat ng trabaho
as much as you know in all work

nag bawas ng kasalanan
paggawa ng mabuti ay may kapalit na maganda sa langit

mahal na mahal parin kita at sorry sa lahat ng kasalanan ko sana mapatawad moko
i still love you deeply and i'm sorry for all my mistakes i wish you could forgive me

bumawi ka na ngayon bago ka magsisi sa huli
bumawi kami ngayon

patuloy na gumagawa ng kasalanan
although

walang sawang ngbibigay ng kasalanan
enlish

ano ang kuwenta ng buwis ng kasalanan
to raise revenue for tight government budgets, legislators sometimes attempt to raise revenue by imposing unusually high excise taxes on cigarettes, liquor, gambling, and so on. this type of charge, often called a "sin tax," appeals to voters who view it as a way of discouraging consumption of certain objectionable products. critics of sin taxes cite the following as reasons against imposing a sin tax: it reduces the income of the buyer. - it lowers profits for the seller, and leads to reduced investment, wages, and jobs. - it is not likely to seriously discourage consumption habits when those habits are intensely desired. - it may eventually decrease government revenue, especially as people move their business to the informal sector. - it encourages people to turn to harder substances to feed their habits at the same price. - it creates underground markets, which tend toward corruption and violence, and fosters disrespect for the law. - it sets up a moral hazard for policy makers, who vacillate between wanting to discourage undesirable behavior and wanting to encourage it for revenue purposes. the goods that sin taxes are imposed on vary by state, so local laws should be consulted. typically, when sin taxes are imposed, they are imposed on items that are discouraged for health, moral, and other reasons, for example, cigarettes, gambling, soda pop, beer, wine, hard liquor, topless bars, snacks, and other items. to raise revenue for tight government budgets, legislators sometimes attempt to raise revenue by imposing unusually high excise taxes on cigarettes, liquor, gambling, and so on. this type of charge, often called a "sin tax," appeals to voters who view it as a way of discouraging consumption of certain objectionable products. critics of sin taxes cite the following as reasons against imposing a sin tax: it reduces the income of the buyer. - it lowers profits for the seller, and leads to reduced investment, wages, and jobs. - it is not likely to seriously discourage consumption habits when those habits are intensely desired. - it may eventually decrease government revenue, especially as people move their business to the informal sector. - it encourages people to turn to harder substances to feed their habits at the same price. - it creates underground markets, which tend toward corruption and violence, and fosters disrespect for the law. - it sets up a moral hazard for policy makers, who vacillate between wanting to discourage undesirable behavior and wanting to encourage it for revenue purposes. the goods that sin taxes are imposed on vary by state, so local laws should be consulted. typically, when sin taxes are imposed, they are imposed on items that are discouraged for health, moral, and other reasons, for example, cigarettes, gambling, soda pop, beer, wine, hard liquor, topless bars, snacks, and other items. what