miercuri, 22 octombrie 2014

Video hit Black Sabbath

Black Sabbath - Iron Man
"Iron Man" is a song by British heavy metal band Black Sabbath.
It is taken from their second studio album, Paranoid, released in 1970. It was later included on their initial greatest hits compilation We Sold Our Soul for Rock 'n' Roll (1976), as well as all subsequent greatest hits compilations.
The song was originally entitled "Iron Bloke", a title conceived by vocalist Ozzy Osbourne.
Upon hearing the main guitar riff for the first time, Osbourne remarked that it sounded "like a big iron bloke walking about" (bloke being used in British English similar to how guy or dude are used in America).
The title was later changed to "Iron Man", with Geezer Butler writing the lyrics around the title.
Despite the song's title, it bears no connection to the Marvel Comics superhero character Iron Man, which was created and first appeared in Tales of Suspense #39, March 1963, seven years prior to the song's publication. The song has since become associated with the character by fans of both; the popular 2008 film Iron Man, based on the comic books, features an instrumental rendition of "Iron Man" during the credits.
In the 2012 film The Avengers, set in the same continuity as the Iron Man films, Tony Stark is seen wearing a Black Sabbath shirt when not in the Iron Man armor, as a tribute to the band and song.
Butler wrote the lyrics as the story of a man who time travels into the future, and sees the apocalypse. In the process of returning to the present, he is turned into steel by a magnetic field. He is rendered mute, unable verbally to warn people of his time of the impending destruction. His attempts to communicate are ignored and mocked. This causes Iron Man to become angry, and have his revenge on mankind, causing the destruction seen in his vision.
The lyrics:
Has he lost his mind?
Can he see or is he blind?

Is he alive or dead?
Has he thoughts within his head?

He was turned to steel.
In the great magnetic field.
When he traveled time,
For the future of mankind

He was turned to steel.
In the great magnetic field.
When he traveled time,
For the future of mankind

Nobody wants him,
He just stares at the world.
Planning his vengeance,
That he will soon unfold.

Now the time is here
For iron man to spread fear
Vengeance from the grave
Kills the people he once saved

Nobody wants him
They just turn their heads
Nobody helps him
Now he has his revenge

Heavy boots of lead
Fills his victims full of dread
Running as fast as they can

Iron man lives again!

marți, 21 octombrie 2014

Video hit Ane Brun

Ane Brun - Words
Ane Brun (born Ane Brunvoll on 10 March 1976 in Molde, Norway) is a Norwegian international songwriter, guitarist and vocalist. Since 2003 she has recorded eight albums, six of which are studio albums (including a collection of duets) and one live DVD.
She has lived in Stockholm, Sweden since 2001, where she writes, records and runs her own label (Balloon Ranger Recordings) when not on tour.
Ane Brunvoll is the daughter of lawyer Knut Anker Brunvoll (b. 1945) and jazz singer and pianist Inger Johanne Brunvoll (b. Kvien). She grew up in a musical family and her younger sister is vocalist Mari Kvien Brunvoll (b. 1984). Her older sister is photographer Bjørn Brunvoll (b. 1973).
After growing up in Molde, Norway she moved from her home town in 1995 and spent the next few years moving between Barcelona, Oslo and Bergen. In Bergen she began writing her own material while at university (jumping between courses in Spanish, law and music) as well as making a living working in record shops and bars.
After playing a few minor shows and recording her first demos in Bergen in 1999, she moved to Sweden, first to Uppsala and then to Stockholm in 2001, where she started to take her musical career seriously.
Brun featured as one of the guests on Peter Gabriel's 2011 studio album New Blood, singing on the re-recorded version of "Don't Give Up", recorded in 2010. She was subsequently invited to perform with him as support act and back-up singer on the New Blood tour throughout 2010.
In late 2011 Brun released her sixth studio album It All Starts with One, produced by Tobias Fröberg.
On 11 March 2013 Brun performed her own adaptation of Dido's Lament, from Dido and Aeneas by Henry Purcell, at The Roundhouse in London.
On 29 May 2013, Ane Brun released a 32-track collection of songs from her first 10 years in the music industry, entitled Songs - 2003 to 2013, which included four new songs.
On 4 October 2013 she also released a 20-track collection of covers and out-takes entitled Rarities. This album was released as a surprise for fans, with no pre-promotion.
The lyrics:
Words, take her with you
Let her rest in your rhyme
Words, take her away
Somewhere, be on time
Words, ease her breathing
Lay her softly on the floor
There, let her linger
And listen like ever before

Leave, her windows, uncovered at night
And fill her room with the city lights
As they illuminate the sky
It reminds her of the people outside
Cause she won't sleep
Unless she heals her loneliness

Walk with her
Beneath the tree tops
Create new paths and memories
Show her, how the sunlight
Glances through the gaps between the leaves
Words, help her change the world
In only one verse
Tell her to reach for the stars
And to always put love first

Leave, her windows, uncovered at night
And fill her room with the city lights
As they illuminate the sky
It reminds her of the people outside
It reminds her of the people
It reminds her of the people

It reminds her of the people outside

duminică, 19 octombrie 2014

Mai este actual Seneca?

Cu cât este mai bine să vindeci o nedreptate decât să o răzbuni!

Răzbunarea ia mult timp, omul se oferă multor nedreptăţi, în timp ce suferă din cauza uneia singure: cu toţii ne mâniem mai îndelung decât facem rău.
Cât este de bine să mergem în direcţia opusă şi să nu opunem defectelor nişte defecte!
Poate părea oare cineva consecvent cu sine, dacă răspunde lovind cu picioarele o catârcă şi muşcând un câine?
„Aceste animale”, spui tu, „nu ştiu că greşesc.”
În primul rând, cât este de nedrept cel pentru care a fi om este o piedică în iertare!
În al doilea rând, dacă celelalte vieţuitoare scapă de mânia ta din pricină că le lipseşte raţiunea, în aceeaşi poziţie trebuie să fie pentru tine orice om căruia îi lipseşte raţiunea.
Ce contează dacă are alte trăsături diferite de necuvântătoare – de vreme ce are această trăsătură asemănătoare lor, care le apără pe necuvântătoare la orice greşeală, anume întunecarea minţii?
Un om a greşit: este prima oară? Este ultima oară?
Nu înseamnă că trebuie să-l crezi, chiar dacă ar spune: „N-o să mai fac a doua oară”.
Iar acesta va greşi, şi împotriva lui un altul, şi toată viaţa va fi o rostogolire printre greşeli.
Lipsa de blândeţe trebuie tratată cu blândeţe.
Ce se spune de obicei cu mult folos la durere, se va spune şi la mânie: te vei opri vreodată sau niciodată?
Dacă te vei opri uneori, este mai bine să părăseşti mânia decât să fii părăsit de mânie! Dacă această agitaţie va rămâne mereu?
Vezi ce viaţă lipsită de pace îţi prevesteşti: oare cum va fi viaţa unui om mustind de mânie?
Adaugă acum faptul că, atunci când tu însuţi te vei aprinde bine şi vei relua din timp în timp motivele care te-au provocat, mânia va pleca de la sine şi trecerea zilei îi va scădea forţa: cu cât este mai bine să fie ea învinsă de tine decât tu de ea!
Ramîi cu bine,
Seneca.

sâmbătă, 11 octombrie 2014

Un hit care a implinit 30 de ani

Lionel Richie - Hello (Live in Paris, 2007)

"Hello" is a song by Lionel Richie.
Taken as the third single from Richie's multi-platinum album Can't Slow Down, the song was released in 1984 and reached number one on three Billboard music charts: the pop chart (for two weeks), the R&B chart (for three weeks), and the adult contemporary chart (for six weeks).
The song also went to number one in the UK Singles Chart.
The song is memorable for the line "Hello, is it me you're looking for?".
The lyrics:
I've been alone with you
Inside my mind
And in my dreams I've kissed your lips
A thousand times
I sometimes see you
Pass outside my door
Hello!
Is it me you're looking for?
I can see it in your eyes
I can see it in your smile
You're all I've ever wanted
And my arms are open wide
Because you know just what to say
And you know just what to do
And I want to tell you so much
I love you

I long to see the sunlight in your hair
And tell you time and time again
How much I care
Sometimes I feel my heart will overflow
Hello!
I've just got to let you know
Because I wonder where you are
And I wonder what you do
Are you somewhere feeling lonely?
Or is someone loving you?
Tell me how to win your heart
For I haven't got a clue
But let me start by saying I love you
Hello!
Is it me you're looking for?
Because I wonder where you are
And I wonder what you do
Are you somewhere feeling lonely?
Or is someone loving you?
Tell me how to win your heart
For I haven't got a clue

But let me start by saying I love you

Video hit Joan Jett

Joan Jett - I Hate Myself For Loving You

"I Hate Myself for Loving You" is a 1988 song from Joan Jett and the Blackhearts and the first single from the album Up Your Alley. The song reached #8 on the Billboard Hot 100, Jett's third single to reach the Top 10, but her first since "Crimson and Clover" in 1982.
Former Rolling Stones guitarist, Mick Taylor, played the guitar solo in the song.
One of the backing vocalists featured on the Up Your Alley album was Louie Merlino, later the founder of the band Beggars & Thieves. Merlino did backing vocals on countless songs that were written or co-written by Desmond Child. When Las Vegas, Nevada-based band Sin City Sinners has Merlino singing with them, it is not uncommon for them to cover this song.
The single charted number 39 on rock digital songs in Sep 10, 2011.
The lyrics:
Midnight, gettin' uptight, where are you?
You said you'd meet me, now it's quarter to two
I know I'm hangin' but I'm still wantin' you

Hey, Jack, it's a fact they're talkin' in town
I turn my back and you're messin' around
I'm not really jealous, don't like lookin' like a clown

I think of you every night and day
You took my heart and you took my pride away

I hate myself for loving you
Can't break free from the things that you do
I wanna walk but I run back to you
That's why I hate myself for loving you

Daylight, spent the night without you
But I've been dreamin' 'bout the lovin' you do
I won't be as angry 'bout the hell you put me through

Hey, man, bet you can treat me right
You just don't know what you was missin' last night
I wanna see your face and say forget it just for spite

I think of you every night and day
You took my heart and you took my pride away

I hate myself for loving you
Can't break free from the things that you do
I wanna walk but I run back to you
That's why I hate myself for loving you

I think of you every night and day
You took my heart and you took my pride away

I hate myself for loving you
Can't break free from the things that you do
I wanna walk but I run back to you
That's why I hate myself for loving you

I hate myself for loving you
Can't break free from the things that you do
I wanna walk but I run back to you
That's why I hate myself for loving you

I hate myself for loving you
I hate myself for loving you
I hate myself for loving you
I hate myself for loving you


I hate myself for loving you

marți, 7 octombrie 2014

Video hit Grand Corps Malade et Richard Bohringer

Grand Corps Malade et Richard Bohringer - Course contre la honte

Dans le quatrième album de Grand Corps Malade, "Funambule", figure un duo inattendu : Richard Bohringer et le slameur de 36 ans parlent ensemble de l'avenir sur le titre "Course contre la honte". En partenariat avec Believe Recordings, Richard Bohringer raconte les coulisses de son expérience, et en profite pour répondre aux critiques.
Grand Corps Malade, je le trouve épatant. C'est un humain tout à fait magnifique, un type qui dit des mots qui sont beaux. J'ai beaucoup d'estime pour lui, on est ensemble sur des projets. J'aime beaucoup son humanité. Ça fait maintenant depuis 2007 qu'on se connaît, et on voulait faire quelque chose ensemble.
Un duo spontané et simple
Pour ce titre "Course contre la honte", les choses se sont faites comme ça, au feeling. Moi, dans cette chanson, je suis celui qui pense que tout n'est pas perdu. Fabien a écrit le texte du jeune et moi de l'ancien, qui tente encore une fois de donner du courage, de parler des possibilités d'avenir.
C'est un truc tout simple qu'on a fait, comme à chaque fois avec Grand Corps Malade, de toute façon. Il a d'abord fait son texte et ensuite il me l'a envoyé, et tous les jours j'écrivais un peu dessus.
Un titre qui n'a pas été réfléchi
"Course contre la honte" n'a pas été fait en pensant à quelque chose. "Funambule" non plus. Fabien est un homme pur, c'est quelqu'un de très impliqué. On ne le voit jamais dans les journaux. Je ne vais trop en dire parce qu'il m'en voudrait certainement, mais il fait plein de choses pour les autres, il s'implique beaucoup.
C'est un homme de cœur, sincère. Il est toujours vachement ébloui par ce qui lui est arrivé. Il est toujours aussi neuf. C'est un type rare. Avec lui tout est possible.
Des critiques qui ne veulent rien dire
Après, évidemment, il y a toujours des gens pour critiquer. On trouvera toujours des gens pour dire que Grand Corps Malade fait "du Grand Corps Malade". Mais qu'est-ce qu'il faut qu'il fasse ? C'est inhérent à notre démarche. C'est comme moi, j'en ai tellement entendu sur mon compte, que les critiques, c'est le dernier de mes soucis.
Sur Le Plus, certains ont remis en cause sa modernité, l'ont comparé à Booba. Je ne vois pas très bien ce que ça veut dire. Je ne vois pas en quoi Booba serait moderne et en quoi Grand Corps serait ancien. Ça ne veut rien dire. C'est un homme de mots, et il va continuer à écrire ses mots. De toute façon Fabien ne raisonne pas du tout comme ça. Chacun crée ses mots, le son qu'il veut, chacun écrit ce qu'il a à écrire.
Et puis, ça voudrait dire quoi ? Que Léo Ferré serait ancien ? Moi je ne trouve pas. Je parcours la France avec ce qu'on appelle "la tradition orale", et je peux vous dire qu'au fin fond de la France les gens sont extrêmement émus et plein de bonheur grâce à ses textes. Les gens aiment toujours les mots, ils aiment toujours les phrases.
Paris n'est pas la France
C'est le microcosme parisien qui dit le contraire. La semaine dernière j'étais à Vannes, deux soirs de suite, et les salles sont toujours archicombles, les gens sont heureux.
C'est à Paris qu'on dit que ce n'est plus à la mode. Mais Paris, ce n'est pas important dans la création, ce qui est important c'est la province, les anonymes. C'est à Paris qu'on est toujours en train de mettre une étiquette aux gens, et moi j'ai beaucoup de mal avec ça.
Il y a une journaliste qui est venue jusqu'en Bretagne, là où on faisait les premières représentations, et qui m'a dit d'une façon vachement pénétrée: "Alors, vous rodez le spectacle pour Paris ?"
Je lui ai répondu : "Quel mépris vous avez. On ne rode pas, on est là pour les gens".
De belles collaborations
Ce qui m'a surtout plu, c'est de travailler avec Fabien, évidemment, et Ibrahim Maalouf (qui a produit et réalisé le quatrième opus de Grand Corps Malade, ndlr). "Funambule", c'est un album qui a une tenue musicale magnifique et il y a quelques morceaux tout à fait formidables.
Mais travailler avec d'autres jeunes artistes ? Je n'en sais rien, c'est au hasard des rencontres, et même si cela arrivait, je ne suis pas sûr d'en avoir envie. C'est très particulier avec Grand Corps, c'est une vraie démarche, il y a beaucoup d'estime mutuelle. Depuis des années j'aime son travail, j'aime sa quête.
Sursa articolului: AICI
Paroles:
Eh Tonton, est-ce que t’as regardé dehors ?
Sur l’avenir de nos enfants il pleut de plus en plus fort
Quand je pense à eux pourtant, j’aimerais chanter un autre thème
Mais je suis plus trop serein, je fais pas confiance au système
Ce système fait des enfants mais il les laisse sur le chemin
Et il oublie que s’il existe, c’est pour gérer des êtres humains
On avance tous tête baissée sans se soucier du plan final
Ce système entasse des gosses et il les regarde crever la dalle
Tonton on est du bon côté mais ce qu’on voit, on ne peut le nier
J’ai grandi au milieu de ceux que le système a oubliés
On vit sur le même sol mais les fins de mois n’ont pas le même parfum
Et chaque année monte un peu plus la rumeur des crève-la-faim
Le système a décidé qu’y avait pas de place pour tout le monde
Tonton, t’as entendu les cris dehors, c’est bien notre futur qui gronde
Le système s’est retourné contre l’homme, perdu dans ses ambitions
L’égalité est en travaux et y’a beaucoup trop de déviations
Eh Tonton on va faire comment ?
Dis-moi Tonton, on va faire comment ?
Est-ce que les hommes ont voulu ça, est-ce qu’ils maîtrisent leur rôle
Ou est-ce que la machine s’est emballée et qu’on a perdu le contrôle
Est-ce qu’y a encore quelqu’un quelque part qui décide de quelque chose
Ou est-ce qu’on est tous pieds et poings liés en attendant que tout explose
Difficile de me rassurer Tonton, je te rappelle au passage
Que l’homme descend bel et bien du singe pas du sage
Et c’est bien l’homme qui regarde mourir la moitié de ses frères
Qui arrache les derniers arbres et qui pourrit l’atmosphère
Y’a de plus en plus de cases sombres et de pièges sur l’échiquier
L’avenir n’a plus beaucoup de sens dans ce monde de banquiers
C’est les marchés qui nous gouvernent, mais ces tous ces chiffres sont irréels
On est dirigé par des graphiques, c’est de la branlette à grande échelle
Eh Tonton, on va faire comment, tu peux me dire ?
Comme il faut que tout soit rentable, on privatisera l’air qu’on respire
C’est une route sans issue, c’est ce qu’aujourd’hui, tout nous démontre
On va tout droit vers la défaite dans cette course contre la honte
Eh Tonton on va faire comment ?
Dis-moi tonton, on va faire comment ?
Entre le fromage et le dessert, tout là-haut dans leur diner
Est-ce que les grands de ce monde ont entendu le cri des indignés
Dans le viseur de la souffrance, y’a de plus en plus de cibles
Pour l’avenir, pour les enfants, essayons de ne pas rester insensibles

[Couplet 2 : Richard Bohringer]
Ma petite gueule d’amour, mon Polo, mon ami Châtaigne
On va rien lâcher, on va aimer
Regarder derrière pour rien oublier
Ni les yeux bleus ni les regards noirs
On perdra rien, peut-être bien un peu
Mais ce qu’il y a devant, c’est si grand
Ma petite gueule d’amour, mon Polo, mon ami Châtaigne
T’as bien le temps d’avoir le chagrin éternel
S’ils veulent pas le reconstruire le nouveau monde, on se mettra au boulot
Il faudra de l’utopie et du courage
Faudra remettre les pendules à l’heure, leur dire qu’on a pas le même tic tac
Que nous, il est plutôt du côté du coeur
Fini le compte à rebours du vide, du rien dedans
Ma gueule d’amour, mon petit pote d’azur
Il est des jours où je ne peux rien faire pour toi
Les conneries je les ai faites, et c’est un chagrin qui s’efface pas
Faut pas manquer beaucoup pour plus être le héros, faut pas beaucoup
Je t’jure petit frère, faut freiner à temps
Va falloir chanter l’amour, encore plus fort
Y’aura des révolutions qu’on voudra pas
Et d’autres qui prennent leur temps, pourtant c’est urgent
Où est la banque il faut que je mette une bombe
Une bombe désodorante, une bombe désodorante pour les mauvaises odeurs du fric qui déborde
Pas de place pour les gentils, pour les paumés de la vie
Chez ces gens-là, on aime pas, on compte
Ma petite gueule d’amour, mon Polo, mon ami Châtaigne
P’tit frère, putain, on va le reconstruire ce monde
Pour ça, Tonton, faut lui tendre la main
Tonton, il peut rien faire si t’y crois pas
Alors faudra se regarder, se découvrir, jamais se quitter
On va rien lâcher
On va rester groupé
Y’a les frères, les cousines, les cousins, y a les petits de la voisines
Y’a les gamins perdus qui deviennent des caïds de rien
Des allumés qui s’enflamment pour faire les malins
Y’a la mamie qui peut pas les aider, qu’a rien appris dans les livres
Mais qui sait tout de la vie
À force de ne plus croire en rien, c’est la vie qui désespère
Faut aimer pour être aimé
Faut donner pour recevoir
Viens vers la lumière, p’tit frère
Ta vie c’est comme du gruyère, mais personne te le dis que tu as une belle âme
Ma petite gueule d’amour, mon Polo, mon ami Châtaigne
On va rien lâcher

On va aimer regarder derrière pour rien oublier

duminică, 5 octombrie 2014

Video hit Tesla

Tesla - Love Song (Live 1990)

"Love Song" is a power ballad by the rock band Tesla, from the album The Great Radio Controversy, released in 1989. When the video was placed in heavy rotation on MTV, the song rocketed to number ten on the U.S. charts, becoming one of the group's biggest hits.
The music video was filmed in the band's home town of Sacramento at the former Cal Expo amphitheater. Old 93 Rock banners can be seen hanging in the back ground.
The single and video version removes the classical guitar intro, reducing the song length to about 4:09.
The lyrics:
So you think that it's over, say your love has finally reached the end
Any time you call, night or day, I'll be right there for you
If you need a friend

It's gonna take a little time, I know, time is sure to mend your broken heart
But don't you even worry, Philadelphia, 'cos I know you'll find love again

Love is all around you, love is knockin' outside your door
Waitin' for you is this love made just for two
Keep an open heart and you'll find love again, I know

Love is all around you, yeah yeah, love is knockin' outside your door
Waitin' for you is this love made just for two
Keep an open heart and you'll find love again, I know

[Solo]

It's all around
It's all around

Love will find a way - darlin', love is gonna find a way
Find its way back to you
Love will find a way - so look around, open your eyes
Love is gonna find a way - love is gonna, love is gonna
Love is gonna, love is gonna find a way, yeah
Love will find a way - love is gonna find a way back to you, yeah yeah yeah

[Solo]

Love will find a way - darlin', love is gonna find a way
Find its way back to you
Love will find a way - oh just look around, look around
Open up your eyes now, honey
Love is gonna find a way - love is gonna, love is gonna
Love is gonna, love is gonna find a way, yeah

Love will find a way - love is gonna find a way back to you, yeah, I know

sâmbătă, 4 octombrie 2014

Video hit ABBA

Abba - One Of Us

"One of Us," which had the working titles "Number 1" and "Mio Amore", was one of the last songs recorded for ABBA's 1981 album The Visitors, and features a lead vocal by Agnetha Faltskog. It was one of a number of tracks that explored the darker territory of Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson's songwriting as the two men's divorces were beginning to influence their musical output. Indeed, the message of the song was about a woman trying to revive a dead relationship. Despite the somewhat depressing context and reservations by manager Stig Anderson, "One of Us" was released as the 1st single from The Visitors, coupled with the non-album track "Should I Laugh or Cry" Ulvaeus had favored releasing it as the 1st single from the new album and was vindicated when the majority of the record companies agreed with him. Indeed, it proved to be a wise move as it was ABBA's last No. 1 single. The decision to release this as a single was made so late that it wasn't available in Swedish shops until after the album "The Visitors" had been released.
In the United Kingdom, this single was issued in a different sleeve. The official sleeve depicted the album cover photo, and was used in most countries. Epic Records wanted a different image for the British release, and used separate photos of the group members together with a large ABBA logo. Agnetha and Frida appeared on the front cover, with Bjorn and Benny on the back. The photos were actually out-of-date, as Frida was depicted still with her frizzy perm, while Bjorn was beardless. A limited edition picture disc using very similar artwork was also issued, Epic Records again making up for their earlier poor presentation of ABBA singles up until mid-1979.
The B-side, "Should I Laugh or Cry", included a spoken count-in (in Swedish) from Benny. This count-in appeared on UK and South African releases, but not internationally. The master tapes supplied to Epic contained the error, but were not picked up in time, and so appeared on the single release. In the early 2000s, Epic's rights to ABBA's music in the UK had long since expired. However, they still owned all the UK master tapes for the singles. These were then returned to Polar Music (itself owned by Universal Music) in Stockholm, who later issued the error count-in version as a "rarity" in The Complete Studio Recordings boxed set, thereby making it available to a worldwide audience (and on CD for the first time). The count-in version has now also been released on The Visitors (Deluxe Edition) CD released on April 23, 2012.
The lyrics:
They passed me by, all of those great romances
You were, I felt, robbing me of my rightful chances
My picture clear, everything seemed so easy
And so I dealt you the blow

One of us had to go
Now it's different, I want you to know

One of us is crying
One of us is lying in her lonely bed
Staring at the ceiling
Wishing she was somewhere else instead

One of us is lonely
One of us is only waiting for a call
Sorry for herself, feeling stupid, feeling small
Wishing she had never left at all

I saw myself as a concealed attraction
I felt you kept me away from the heat and the action
Just like a child, stubborn and misconceiving
That's how I started the show

One of us had to go
Now I've changed and I want you to know

One of us is crying
One of us is lying in her lonely bed
Staring at the ceiling
Wishing she was somewhere else instead

One of us is lonely
One of us is only waiting for a call
Sorry for herself, feeling stupid, feeling small
Wishing she had never left at all, never left at all

Staring at the ceiling
Wishing she was somewhere else instead
One of us is lonely
One of us is only waiting for a call

Sorry for herself, feeling stupid, feeling small

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