Anto so anlong a Pangasinan?

say anlong a Pangasinan
aliwan panangaro
aliwan kabagelan
aliwan ermen o ligliwa
aliwan bilay o patey
aliwan ey-ey
aliwan taleey
aliwan salinap
       o mabetbet ya delap
aliwan Pista’y Dayat
aliwan emel
aliwan telek
aliwan lapu ed sika
       ono say binayes mon salita
aliwan say siping mon dila
aliwan Bonuan bangus
aliwan puto Calasiao
aliwan inasin o bagoong
aliwan agamang
aliwan saya
aliwan saman
aliwan dinan
aliwan lawanan ya mansotsot
       ed dalan no pegley-labi
aliwan anggapo
aliwan wala
aliwan Tagalog
aliwan met ya Filipino
aliwan tungtung kabayawasan
aliwan lapu’d si Urduja
       tan say Luyag na Caboloan
aliwan lapu’d si binari Kabontatala
       ya sulming ed Domalandan
aliwan kawayangan
aliwan politika
aliwan boksing
aliwan Rap
aliwan Rock o Reggae
aliwan Malinak la’y Labi
aliwan airport ed Sta. Barbara
       Alaminos man o Lingayen
aliwan doongan ed Sual
aliwan Iluko ono Binobolinao
aliwan amputi’y layag
aliwan ambalanga’y pagew
aliwan sebel
aliwan gelew
aliwan ambelat agew
aliwan Pasko’y Inkianak
aliwan Pasko’y Inkioli
aliwan si ono siopa
aliwan say tua ono tila
aliwan labus
       o lakseb ya kanonotan
aliwan ilalam
aliwan pangoliran
aliwan anto tan
aliwan siak
       o nipaakar ed saray umaanlong
say anlong a Pangasinan
       panaon to natan

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