Finding ways to be Happy

This new commercial from Coca-Cola tells us that whatever circumstances we encounter in our lives, whether through good times and hard times, sufferings, conflicts, confusions, and the like, there will be ways we could find happiness and joy that we could share for everyone.

This video, even though it is sang in Filipino, will give us instances that us can bring joy more than sorrows.

Here is the lyrics for our Filipino friends. Enjoy!

Ako ang magdadala saan man mapunta
Dadalhin ang ligaya
Ako ang magbubukas hindi maghihintay
Bubuksan ang ligaya
Kung saan man masaya
Doon lagi ako magpupunta
Hinding hindi makikinig
Pag sinasabing hindi kaya
Papakita ko lahat kaya
Ako ang gumagawa
Lahat ng makita gagawing maligaya
Ako ang magbibigay
Halina't sumama na
Magbigay ng ligaya
Dadalhin ko, bubuksan ko ang saya ng mundo
Gagawin ko ibibigay ko
Tuloy-tuloy na tayo
Dadalhin ko, bubuksan ko ang saya ng mundo
Gagawin ko ibibigay ko
Tuloy-tuloy na tayo

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