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Our school children will be singing this song from now on

KuanTi01

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"If it is a Singaporean making such claims, sure sue until pants drop."

I have no doubt whatsoever. In Singapore the government sues its own citizens without mercy or fear.
 

laksaboy

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"If it is a Singaporean making such claims, sure sue until pants drop."

I have no doubt whatsoever. In Singapore the government sues its own citizens without mercy or fear.

But if it's dealing with Big Brother India, a compromise might be reached. :wink:
 

Scrooball (clone)

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Mumbai flood swept away everything except him. Of course that’s always the case.

The Sentosa rainstorm washed away my Bitcoin collection stored in a laptop. I could have been a billionaire.
 

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Johnrambo

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The song ‘Count on Me Singapore’ was, in fact, written by Hugh Harrison who was working for the McCann-Erickson advertising agency in the 80s. McCann-Erickson was commissioned by the then Ministry of Culture of Singapore to come up with a campaign for the 25th anniversary of self-governance of Singapore in 1984.

Mr Harrison told the media in 2013 that after he wrote the first song, ‘Stand Up For Singapore’, which was a hit among Singaporeans, he left for a job in Hong Kong. While there, he got word that the Singapore government wanted a new song “that was directed at the country’s youth”.

He said, “On the plane from Hong Kong to Singapore, I had a vision of young people standing together resolutely shouting to their leaders ‘You can count on us!’” And so ‘Count On Me Singapore’ was then written over a weekend, he recalled. He went on to write his third Singapore national song, ‘We Are Singapore’.

When Mendoza in India started claiming that he was the one who has written the song, netizens began to inform Mr Harrison about it on his YouTube channel.

Today, Mr Harrison informed everyone on his YouTube channel that he has written to both Mendoza and the executive of Pauline Communications in Mumbai requesting that “certain actions be taken to address Mr Mendoza’s false claims to be the original creator of this song”.

More at https://tinyurI.com/3ej2dw8r
 

syed putra

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Why didn't PAP commission mat rock band for a song that inspires? I fuans cannot vopy rock song like that indian guy who tried to sing bon jovi hit.
 

laksaboy

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Pappies who get chucked into MCCY are usually the more useless ones. Same tier as Ministry for Environment and Water Resources (or whatever crap they rebrand it from time to time) and the Ministry of Transport.
 
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