Talk:Saya Tin

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[edit] National Anthem lyrics

In don't think the lyrics of the national anthem is by Thakhin Ba Thaung. Any historical proof? It is the chorus portion of the song "Doot-Bamar" (Our Bamar) solely written by Saya Tin. -- Zeyar --