When Memories Become the Only Company | Ang Huling Buhulan | Eraserheads

Ang Huling Buhulan is a popular song by the Filipino rock band Eraserheads, released in 1993 as part of their album "Cut". The song's title translates to "The Last Lonely One" in English.

The lyrics of Ang Huling Buhulan are often interpreted as a reflection on the fleeting nature of relationships and the pain that follows when they end. The song's protagonist is left alone, yearning for his lost love, and grappling with the memories of their past together. The song's chorus, "Ang huling buhulan ang ginawa mo sakin" ("You made me the last lonely one"), serves as a poignant reminder of the pain inflicted by the other person.

Musically, Ang Huling Buhulan is characterized by its catchy and memorable melody, with a driving rhythm that showcases the band's signature sound. The song's instrumentation features a prominent guitar riff, accompanied by Eraserheads' lead vocalist Ely Buendia's distinctive vocals.

The song has become an iconic hit in Philippine music history, with many regarding it as one of Eraserheads' best works. Ang Huling Buhulan remains a beloved anthem among Filipino rock fans, and its themes of heartbreak and longing continue to resonate with listeners to this day.