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    (Sounds of Falling in Love: Haaaaa .) : Choral Speaking Title: The Malaysia of Today

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    This choral speaking piece summarizes Malaysia's history from gaining independence from Britain in 1957 to modern day. It describes the Japanese occupation during World War 2, Malaysia gaining independence through negotiations rather than war, and its development as a multi-racial nation united by its diversity of cultures, languages, foods and sports stars. It calls for Malaysians to continue upholding the principles of unity, safety, peace and prosperity.

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    This choral speaking piece summarizes Malaysia's history from gaining independence from Britain in 1957 to modern day. It describes the Japanese occupation during World War 2, Malaysia gaining independence through negotiations rather than war, and its development as a multi-racial nation united by its diversity of cultures, languages, foods and sports stars. It calls for Malaysians to continue upholding the principles of unity, safety, peace and prosperity.

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    This choral speaking piece summarizes Malaysia's history from gaining independence from Britain in 1957 to modern day. It describes the Japanese occupation during World War 2, Malaysia gaining independence through negotiations rather than war, and its development as a multi-racial nation united by its diversity of cultures, languages, foods and sports stars. It calls for Malaysians to continue upholding the principles of unity, safety, peace and prosperity.

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    (Sounds of Falling in Love: Haaaaa .) : Choral Speaking Title: The Malaysia of Today

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    CHORAL SPEAKING

    Title: The Malaysia of Today

    We are back!
    For more excitement!
    Let’s get the adrenaline rush
    and the love feeling stronger than ever
    (Sounds of falling in love: Haaaaa….)
    So you, you and you
    just sit back, relax and enjoy
    Assalamualaikum and a very pleasant morning to the
    Honourable judges, time keeper, teachers and all fellow friends
    We, smart, talented, determination
    Would like to present you
    The Malaysia of Today
    (sounds of bomb dropping)
    Run, run, run for your lives
    The Japanese are here
    (sounds of screaming)
    Thus begun the reign of terror, horror, torture
    (sounds of machine guns)
    Public executions, became a daily affair
    Father, mother, brothers and sisters
    Men, women, and even children
    Died in vain…

    Our first nightmare ended


    After the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
    The Japanese surrendered
    And we bade Sayonara..

    The British came marching in


    (Sounds of trumpet)
    Our fight for freedom was not over
    The bloodshed continued..

    1957
    A voyage to London
    (Sounds of aeroplane)
    Negotiations towards independence
    Claimed by our 1st Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman

    Yes!! Yes!! Yes!!

    Without any bloodshed


    We gained our independence
    At the stroke of midnight
    On the 31st of August 1957

    Merdeka! Merdeka!
    Merdeka! Merdeka!
    Merdeka! Merdeka!
    From that day onwards
    We, Malaysians took the challenge
    That we will succeed as a nation
    United by our Malaysian Dream
    Inspired by our great leaders

    (Song: Standing in the eyes of the world)


    Standing in the eyes, standing in the eyes
    Standing in the eyes, standing in the eyes
    Standing in the eyes of the world

    Malaysia is a multi-racial country


    A country that belongs to all Malaysians
    with a shared history and a belief of the same future

    U-N-I-T-Y
    Unity!

    Only a five - letter word,


    Yet, it’s the foundation of multi-racial Malaysia

    Malays
    (Assalamualaikum)
    Chinese
    (Ni hao)
    Indians
    (Vanacam)
    And others

    A unique heritage of different races


    Selamat Hari Raya
    Gong Xi Fa Cai
    Diwali Vartikal

    We’ve dances from joget to ngajat


    All swaying beautiful to our angklong
    In our baju kurung, cheongsam and sari

    Malaysians love their food


    the menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner
    will be as varied as it’s people.
    Tosei
    char kuey tiaw
    roti canai
    nasi lemak
    and teh Tarik

    ummm..yummy..
    yummy..yummy..
    look at my tummy..
    (sounds of laughing)
    In the world of sports
    We’ve shared joys and tears
    Agony of defeat, glory of success
    we’ve made our presence felt

    Azizul Hasni Awang, The Pocket Rocket Man


    Thriving the velodrome without fear
    Nicole Ann David, squashing her rivals
    Lee Chong Wei, ruling the courts the world over

    Hey! Don’t forget our outstanding paralympians

    Mohamad Ridzuan, Muhammad Ziyad, and Abdul Latif


    They are all the Gold Medalist in the World Paralimpic Games
    (Oh.. Yeah!!)
    Our Malaysian sports stars - a bonfire of hope and inspiration

    Therefore….
    Appreciate our country independence
    Take pride in keeping it’s honour
    As it’s need to be prolong
    For the future generation

    Unity unites us all


    We are the New Malaysia
    Diligent Malaysians will be united

    We, the youths of Malaysia want a country


    founded on safety, peace and prosperity
    Upholding the principles of our Rukun Negara.

    We want forward - thinking Malaysians


    to meet the challenges of globalization.
    Let’s hold hand together
    And face the future with one heart, one mind, and one soul
    Remember we are one!
    We are The Malaysia of Today!

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