Dato Yunus Raiss

Seize the day and do amazing things Fly higher and higher, do better and better Bless bounteous Malaysia and Cry sixty happy diamond years and more. "Freedom, Merdeka, freedom", proclaimed the Great Prince The emperor of love With a stylish moustache and a twinkle in his eye Whose cry in 1957 pierced the silence of the night Like Caruso's voice shattering the glass "Merdeka, Independence, happy days are here". The fair London Chauffeuse of the Prince Whispered "Hurrah for brave new Malaya Britain will gladly back its bright new partner." The Diamond in the royal Crown and The red red hibiscus Shoe-horned Little Malaya into Greater Malaysia Today's star-spangled story is  Tomorrow's brave new world of Unstoppable happy days Decades of peace and plenty - and heaven too. In the mists of the highlands The pelandok, the elephant and the tiger Tied a Gordion knot of oneness No Iskandariah cou...

I Fortune favours the brave and good. It favours the Happy Warrior. Happy Days are here again. The world rocks to WE LOVE MALAYSIA. Long ago he locked horns with estranged Singapore, with Great Britain too, and cast his eyes further East at the Land of the Rising Yen navigating his beloved Malaysia to peace and prosperity, inspiring young and old to greatness. Game-changer Tweedledum and his other half Tweedledee squandered the legacy they inherited. ‘I want more, sir,’ they chanted, day and night. They ran deep, they ran silent, they raided like the SAS the sea around Bali for Nazi gold. II Cometh the hour, cometh the Doctor, to heal the malaise of the nation, to slay the audacious crocodile, Greed. The Warrior’s winter years became his spring of discontent. Strengthened by the love of his wife and people, with one fell swoop of his sword this Gladiator of Justice slew the double-bellied crocodile, Greed. ...

I Malaysia’s Happy Diamond Days are here again  yes, the Happy Warrior is with us again. In the beginning he locked horns  with estranged Singapore, Great Britain too  and looked East for prosperity and plenty for his beloved Malaysia  inspiring young and old to greatness. Bare-faced Tweedledum and Tweedledee airily squandered the legacy they inherited from the Destiny Maker. ‘I want more, sir,’ they chanted day and night. They ran deep they ran silent  they raided like the SAS they were Phantoms of the Opera.     II Cometh the hour, cometh the Doctor to heal the malaise of the nation perforce to slay the audacious crocodile Greed. His winter years turned into a spring of discontent bolstered by the love of his wife and people with one fell swoop of his sword the Gladiator of Justice slew  the double-bellied crocodile Greed. The Happy Warrior charged their Heavy Bri...