lirik lagu best

Muehehehe...we meet again....tgh2 dok surf website dewa19 nie jumper laa aku satu lagu best...lagu yg telah berjaya memasuki halwa telinga aku...muehehehehehe...best gakkz lagu nie...aku dedicatekan lagu nie to my beloved wife anne...i luv u soooo much....then to all the bhoys out there yg nak dedicatekan lagu nie pada awek2 ker...bini ker...muehehehehehe.......

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israf

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CINTA INI…ADALAH CINTAMU
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DARAH INI ADALAH DARAHMU

TAK…ADA YANG LAIN..SELAIN DIRIMU
YANG SELALU KU PUJA…OUO…
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DISETIAP HEMBUSAN NAFASKU
KUSEBUT NAMAMU…
KUSEBUT NAMAMU...

DENGAN TANGANMU…AKU MENYENTUH
DENGAN KAKIMU…AKU BERJALAN
DENGAN MATAMU…KU MEMANDANG
DENGAN TELINGAMU…KU MENDENGAR
DENGAN LIDAHMU…AKU BICARA
DENGAN HATIMU…AKU MERASA

Ooops...They Did It Again

Newcastle 1-4 Man Utd: FT Report
PA
Bitter rivals Manchester United and Arsenal will return to the Millennium Stadium on May 21 to put their seasons on the line in a mouth-watering FA Cup final.
Ronaldo celebrates after making it four (CliveMason/GettyImages)
Ferguson happy with players' response
Twenty-four hours after Arsene Wenger's men had set up a confrontation that will fill Soho Square with eager anticipation and total dread in equal measure, holders United booked their Cardiff return with an easy 4-1 win over hapless, Intertoto Cup-bound Newcastle.
Given the bad blood that boils between the men of Highbury and Old Trafford, it is a clash that will not need any hype, leaving the loser, as it will, literally potless.
Ferguson will relish the build-up as much as he enjoyed a seventh straight semi-final win, none of which have been as easy as this.
Last weekend's appalling display at Norwich predictably had the critics sharpening their knives.
Talk swirling round Old Trafford all week has been of a club in crisis. It should have been no surprise therefore that by half-time United had booked another Cup final appearance.
The Red Devils were helped massively by a Newcastle side ejected by the same scoreline from the UEFA Cup on Thursday and who were so bad in the first 20 minutes here they would not have looked out of place in the Conference.
From the first whistle, United exploited gaping holes in the Newcastle defence, with Roy Keane biting into challenges and Cristiano Ronaldo at his beguiling best, although he did also place a major early blot on his copybook.
He quickly made an impact on proceedings, but for all the wrong reasons as he tumbled over under pressure from Steven Taylor as he charged onto Ruud van Nistelrooy's sixth-minute through ball.
Referee Mike Riley, who is not totally unused to giving United penalties, blew his whistle immediately, leaving the vast majority of the crowd to believe he had ordered Ferguson's men another. Instead, the official deservedly flashed a yellow card in Ronaldo's face, as TV replays backed Riley's view the youngster had taken a dive.
It proved to be the last time anyone had reason to criticise Ronaldo, who from that point on, limited his trickery, produced the two crosses which saw Ferguson's men seize control and then finished off a one-sided romp 12 minutes from time.
Like his young team-mate, van Nistelrooy had served notice he was up for the contest, scrapping for possession, muscling his way round Taylor and Jean-Alain Boumsong and generally causing a major nuisance of himself.
All the big Dutchman needed was a goal. And, to Ferguson's obvious glee, after eight long games and 19 minutes, the longest drought of a 124-goal United career came to an end.
Van Nistelrooy did need a bit of good fortune as Boumsong slipped attempting to reach Ronaldo's low ball. But after that, it was typical precision, deftly steering the ball beyond Shay Given in a manner United fans have become so accustomed to.
The goal did bring an improvement from the Magpies, although that was not too hard. Laurent Robert took aim with two free-kicks but produced the worst from his extensive repertoire and Alan Shearer got a boot in the face as he steered a brave header goalwards.
Wayne Rooney skips past Amdy Faye (MikeHewitt/GettyImages)
It was the red shirts who were dominant, though, and when Paul Scholes rose to meet Ronaldo's powerful near post cross and flash a header into the far corner, it was no more than the holders deserved.
The renewed conviction coursing through Newcastle veins at the start of the second half was quickly quelled when Wayne Rooney led a counter-attack which ended with Scholes presenting van Nistelrooy with an opportunity to tap his 14th of the season into an empty net.
Shola Ameobi pulled one back almost immediately but it was United who looked more like adding to their lead than the Magpies decreasing it.
And, after Given had denied van Nistelrooy, Scholes, Ronaldo and the outstanding Gabriel Heinze, the Red Devils finally grabbed a fourth, Van Nistelrooy teeing up Ronaldo for the simplest of finishes.
Ferguson delighted with United response
Sir Alex Ferguson is convinced Manchester United were stung into FA Cup semi-final glory by the avalanche of criticism which engulfed them in the wake of last week's nightmare at Norwich.
'Last Saturday, quite rightly, the players were criticised,' said the long-serving Scot. 'They let a lot of people down - including themselves - with a performance that was not acceptable.
'Players do not like criticism and maybe that had something to do with what happened today. We needed to remind everyone just what Manchester United is all about.
'I never had any doubt they would come back. The ability in the squad is fantastic. But you have to work in life. No-one knocks at your door and gives you money. You have to go out and earn it.
'We have six matches to complete before we get to the final,' he said. 'We want to be second in the league but we are dependent on Arsenal dropping points to do that. But if we do win our six matches, we can still do it.'
Meanwhile, Graeme Souness admitted the traumas of recent weeks had caught up with his Newcastle side.
Souness blamed the disappointment of a UEFA Cup quarter-final loss to Sporting Lisbon last Thursday plus the absence of Kieron Dyer and Lee Bowyer, who were serving suspensions for their infamous punch-up against Aston Villa.
'We played a very good United team today,' said Souness. 'We've played two games and travelled to Lisbon since they last played and, given our suspensions and injuries, it was always going to be a difficult afternoon's work for us.
'We'd have liked to have played with everybody fit and rested and that wasn't the case today.
'But I can't be critical of any of my players. We've been bashed up physically and mentally on Thursday night and after that sometimes it takes you 45 minutes of football to get your legs going.'
Souness revealed that Frenchman Laurent Robert, who played despite maintaining in midweek that Souness had taken the team backwards, had said sorry to his team-mates, although intriguingly he was uncertain whether he had been included in that apology.
'He (Robert) was, we felt, the best man for the job today,' said Souness. 'He has apologised to the players. I can't remember whether I was in the group. I might have been.
'But today and on Thursday we were exposed. Again we had two 18-year-olds and a 19-year-old on the pitch. We had that on Thursday trying to win a European quarter-final and we had that today.
'A couple of things didn't go for us but we have to live with that. Right now I'm feeling sorry for all my players, supporters as well.
'We've got seven hard games left and somehow we have to regroup,' said Souness. 'I don't think it's psychological at this stage. If you're winning, you don't feel the tiredness. In the first-half at times we looked a tired team and maybe in the second-half as well towards the end.
'We've somehow got to find the energy and the togetherness for Wednesday night. Norwich are still fighting for their lives and we'll have a hard game.
'We have to strengthen. We are a big football club and we are looking to stay in big competitions right to the end of the season. If you're doing that, games come thick and fast. Don't worry, we'll be back for a semi-final.'

anne 

unexpected but fortunate events

Dekat2 nak kawin nie...tak ku sangka kereta satria kesayanganku dijual...banyak peristiwa2 penting yg telah berlaku time tue...my ups and downs...susah senang aku...sumernyer ngan keta tue....actually keta tue a gift from my parents(a gift pun diorang just tolong bayarkan downpayment ajer laa...but very2 grateful...thanx mummy and ayah) for a start...mak aku cakap this is harta pertama aku...pemberian diorang utk aku memulakan hidup aku lepas aku abis blaja...it was at a year 2002...lebih kurang 2 tahun lebih jugak laa aku pakai keta nie...pastu tetiba 2-3 minggu yang lepas, ayah aku bagitahu aku yg ader kawan dier nak beli keta satria aku utk anak dier...so..memula aku fikir jugak...ader laa dalam 2-3 hari jugak...aku mintak pendapat tunang aku...mak aku...ayah aku..last last aku decide jual ajer laaa...ehehehehe...nak dipendekkan ceritanya...beberapa hari lepas tue aku pun pegi laa mencari bakal pengganti kereta satria aku...finally i've decided to buy proton gen2...aku pegi proton edar at federal highway tue...jumper sedara aku...trus confirm...bayar trus downpayment...then lebih kurang seminggu jugak aku nunggu keta nie...dalam seminggu tue jugak aku termenung meratapi other part of me(my satria)...aku just tatau nak cakap perasaan aku camner...happy pun ader...sedih pun ader..yerlaa kan...keta satria tue kan permulaan idup aku...tapi takperlah...dah rezeki...aku terima dengan hati yg terbuka luas sangat2....semalam confirm keta aku keluar..so aku ngan bespren aku iqwan pegi ler mengambil keta tue...dah settle everything kitorang blah...aku pegi semarak amik tunang aku utk merasmikan harta aku ngan anne...dier pun happy jugak...time drive tue aku rasa-rasa cam tak percaya ajer...btul ker aku drive keta baru nie..cam tak percaya ajer...anyway...its a gift from god for both of us(me and anne).....alhamdulillah...

1st Day ngan blog aku

Me,Myself and Hasanul Israf

The Way I Am

I sit back with this pack of Zig Zags and this bag
of this weed it gives me the shit needed to be
the most meanest MC on this -- on this Earth
And since birth I've been cursed with this curse to just curse
And just blurt this berserk and bizarre shit that works
And it sells and it helps in itself to relieve
all this tension dispensin these sentences
Gettin this stress that's been eatin me recently off of this chest
and I rest again peacefully (peacefully)..
but at least have the decency in you
to leave me alone, when you freaks see me out
in the streets when I'm eatin or feedin my daughter
to not come and speak to me (speak to me)..
I don't know you and no,
I don't owe you a mo-therfuck-in thing
I'm not Mr. N'Sync, I'm not what your friends think
I'm not Mr. Friendly, I can be a prick
if you tempt me my tank is on empty (is on empty)..
No patience is in me and if you offend me
I'm liftin you 10 feet (liftin you 10 feet).. in the air
I don't care who is there and who saw me destroy you
Go call you a lawyer, file you a lawsuit
I'll smile in the courtroom and buy you a wardrobe
I'm tired of all you (of all you)..
I don't mean to be mean but that's all I can be is just me

And I am, whatever you say I am
If I wasn't, then why would I say I am?
In the paper, the news everyday I am
Radio won't even play my jam
Cause I am, whatever you say I am
If I wasn't, then why would I say I am?
In the paper, the news everyday I am
I don't know it's just the way I am

Sometimes I just feel like my father, I hate to be bothered
with all of this nonsense it's constant
And, "Oh, it's his lyrical content -
- the song 'Guilty Conscience' has gotten such rotten responses"
And all of this controversy circles me
and it seems like the media immediately
points a finger at me (finger at me)..
So I point one back at 'em, but not the index or pinkie
or the ring or the thumb, it's the one you put up
when you don't give a fuck, when you won't just put up
with the bullshit they pull, cause they full of shit too
When a dude's gettin bullied and shoots up his school
and they blame it on Marilyn (on Marilyn).. and the heroin
Where were the parents at? And look where it's at
Middle America, now it's a tragedy
Now it's so sad to see, an upper class ci-ty
havin this happenin (this happenin)..
then attack Eminem cause I rap this way (rap this way)..
But I'm glad cause they feed me the fuel that I need for the fire
to burn and it's burnin and I have returned

I'm so sick and tired of bein admired
that I wish that I would just die or get fired
and dropped from my label and stop with the fables
I'm not gonna be able to top on "My Name is.."
And pigeon-holed into some pop-py sensation
to cop me rotation at rock'n'roll stations
And I just do not got the patience (got the patience)..
to deal with these cocky caucasians who think
I'm some wigger who just tries to be black cause I talk
with an accent, and grab on my balls, so they always keep askin
the same fuckin questions (fuckin questions)..
What school did I go to, what hood I grew up in
The why, the who what when, the where, and the how
'til I'm grabbin my hair and I'm tearin it out
cause they drivin me crazy (drivin me crazy).. I can't take it
I'm racin, I'm pacin, I stand and I sit
And I'm thankful for ev-ery fan that I get
But I can't take a SHIT, in the bathroom
without someone standin by it
No I won't sign your autograph
You can call me an asshole I'm glad