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Justin Henine-Hardenne  |  by rschuumacherfan.spaces.live.com. All rights reserved. 6.04 | 22:01

Doesn't that just say it all, what love does to us all and that situation we've all been in about 5 times in all our lives? I think it's all thought out very cleverly too though, the whole third person aspect and that. That really adds to it for me.

Its a shame you cant see this, but there's some great instumental breaks in there too, specially for tin whistle lovers . It's great for Irish dancing too .

I guess thats it for now. I'll be back some time in the week but I dunno yet what I'll do.

There's another comm meeting tomorrow so I will write about that soon, but I dunno whether to do something else first.

The meeting was actually a lot of fun, more so than last time. I guess the main thing we seemed to spend most of the day talking about was where to hold this years (2007), weekend conference cos last year was such a huge hit.

We can't go back to Felbury, where last years was, cos we figured we'd have loads more people next time . I think we're just about settled on the Rembrandt in Weymouth.

Everyone's still open to offers though, cos someone's still bound to moan. Apart from that, Oxford has the regional Xmas party this year. I know it's a bit of a task, but I look forward to all that.

Simon's decided now too what to do with the bursary money from last years Paul Hope award. We (he) want wants a projector and a video cam. We're not sure which brand yet, but thats being worked on right now .

I think that's just about it for the meeting news, but I gotta say about Adam's funeral now. It's like I said, funerals aren't fun, but it was really nice in the end.

The first prob was that it took a carrying job by about 3 people to even get me into church . It was freezing too, like you've never experienced in a lifetime before.

 It cheered up though when we got past all the officialdom and got talking about Adam. The best parts (for me), were Adams childhood poem (and the signing), and Leo's story about him at the Boyzone gig (ask if you really wanna know cos now I ain't got time to explain ).

It was great to be able to think of something so positive, you know. The wake was a great chance to catch up with loads of people, and I actually enjoyed it a bit.

Anyway, I guess that's it for now.

This was one of my mega-quickies again, those ones that drop off my fingers in about 20 min. I hope you enjoyed it. I'll be back really soon (Sunday/Monday, I guess).

I guess I'll do another song, but hang on and see .

I'm assuming everyone knows what the title refers to, so I'm not gonna give it away.

If you don't know, see if you can work it out . I know these lines mostly sound like nonsense, but I think it's actually really clever.

I think it all really works in a true poetic sense, rythms and that. I do have a couple of little criticisms. Has anyone got any ideas on the inspiration behind that line about hanging salamis?

There might just be a few too many repetitions too, especially the word to .

Anyway, sorry I didn't say so much today, but I gotta get going now. I'll definitely be back with another update about the funeral and the weekend meetings by the end of the week at latest.

That's all for now.

I love that song, I just can't listen without sitting still. It actually wasn't the song I was planning to do even when I logged on, I just listened to it once and it got stuck in my head so bad . I think it should be in the American version of Eurovision or something, cos every single person would remember it, whether they understood or not.
I guess that's all I've got to say for now.

I'll be back really soon, hopefully with another update on the meeting and that. Please listen to all my songs, haha .

Other than that, quickly, I've not really been too far or done too much. I've been in gym twice weekly as normal, but not really impoved or anything for the last couple of weeks. At least I'm still enjoying it though.

Bowling on Fri night was fun too. I didn't win, but I still think I should have. I lost by one point cos my last ball was rubbish, haha.

It was fun getting there though. 

Anyway, beside all that. To Adam (Adam Jonathan Wright, 18.

12.65 - 24.02.

07) smiling in heaven someplace. I'm still in disbelief you can leave us in a day when no-one even knew you were even sick. At least I hope there was no real pain involved, but I dunno cos you'd gone by the time I found out.

We WERE gonna come back for that Chinese soon, I promise. I know now we left it too long, but everyone says that every time anyone dies on us. I know life ain't easy for any of us, but you even manage to inspire me sometimes cos there was things you managed that I was telling myself were impossible.

It did take me about another six months to GET to the gym after I spoke to you, but I'd still be moaning about how it was impossibe for me if I hadn't spoke to you . Everyone's missing you loads, its not only me.

Everyone said you'd never say a bad word to a soul. Sadly missed, please rest in peace.

I guess that's all I have to say for now.

Sorry to anyone who might be reading this who might not give a monkeys bout any friend of mine or not have a clue who I'm talking about, but I guess I needed it cos its all that's going through my head right now . I'll be back really soon, by the weekend I hope.

I'll at least be a bit better again by then. I guess I'll do another song.

2 -  If you can't make it good, at least make it look good - Bill Gates
3 - Silence if foolish if we are wise, but wise if we are foolish - Charles Caleb Colton
7 -  One of the great difficulties about being a member of a minority race is that so many well-meaning, kind-hearted bores gather around to help - Langston Hughes
11 - I don't know anything about music, in my line you don't have to - Elvis Presley
I think all these are pretty cool, for different reasons.

I can't go into it all, but mostly because I think most of them are true. One of my favourites has to be the one about the sheep, cos you know me and sheep. Its just cos it involves a sheep . The other one I'll mention has to be the one about members of minorities, cos, hey, don't I know that's REALLY true.

That's all from me for now.

I hope you enjoy them. I hope maybe they can bring some enlightenment or something. Seeing as I've now REALLY run out of more interesting stuff to do, I WILL be back by the end of the month with the next general upate.

I love that song, as I said. It's not the individual great love story angle that does it for me, but the notion of life being made by the support of others. Indeed, no one would be where they are today
without the backing of others.

 I dedicate this to every single person who has ever vaguely made me laugh, listened or had any other such positive effect. Kiitos paljon, vielen Dank, thanks always.

That's all for today.

I'll be back at the weekend, with another another general update, no doubt. Sorry for being so sappy today, I guess though we've all gotta say it sometimes. Maybe it'll even help someone.

Gotta go now.

Anyway, I wanna write up another poem today. You'll be impressed, that's two in a week . I dunno really what to say about this one though.

I heard it and just liked it. It's a poem thats got rythm, you know. It was great to hear someone else read it, cos it stuck in my head right away.

You should try reading it aloud. Here goes..

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I love the rythm and feel of that poem. I guess rythm is something I'm really attracted to, and this one stuck in my head the first time I heard it.

Its a shame I don't really know any of the history behind it. I guess Auden could almost be considered as one of my favourite poets, well, I love this and the Four Weddings and a funeral one .

I hope you enjoy it.

That's all from me for today. I'll be back by the end of the week.

I hope to do another song, but I dunno yet.

We've been busy this week. Simon stayed all week cos of it bein half term so we've really been up to a lot.

We went out for a meal on Valentine's day, went shopping and for a meal in Oxford yesterday and, we visited Simon's great Uncle Frank in hospital. He's got some kind of a hip problem, but I don't really get what it is yet. At least he seems to be ok, he's still sore, but I think it's better than it was cos at least he was laughing and stuff .

Valentines day was really cool. We both bought presents and stuff, then went out for a meal in the evening.

I gave Simon a funny ornament type thing of a sheep dressed as a thief with a heart in a swag bag. He seemed to give me loads, another toy sheep, some chocs and a bunch of roses.

We had the meal in Don Giovannis Italian, where we went for Simons dads birthday. It was lovely and romantic, they were giving out roses too .

The menu was cool, I chose prawns for starter, veal for main course (cos I never tasted it before) and the pud you didn't get a choice but it was a kind of strawberry sponge . The one mildly amusing part was finding that the prawns needed the heads taking off before you could eat them, I've REALLY never seen that .

The last interesting place we went this week was to Oxford before Phab yesterday afternoon. We got to lots of places, shopping in Westgate (I ended up buying from the games shop AGAIN ), the Mitre for one drink before our meal in tootsies burger bar. I chose chicken wings and cheesecake either side of the burger .

I found out too, in Smiths, that the book i've been after for months has FINALLY come into a paperback version this week. I've not got it yet cos I've got too much else to read, but I definitely will as soon as I move on to the next book.

I like this because I think it's all kinda true.

It's not obvious though, he's not being all boring and saying what everybody knows. I've never thought about Britain like this before, and you can even see it on the picture in the book.

I love that song, specially the melody.

I gotta say, maybe the lyrics are a bit false for the situation. The guitar solos are excellent though, and I really can't sit still. It really shows the guitar playing and writing talents of theese lads who got a false cheesy reputation.

Rock on! Enjoy.

I'll be back sometime in the week to tell you more about what us two been doing, tuesday or wednesday I spose.

I didn't wanna say abou anything specific today, just one of the general boring ones where I just tell everyone what I'm up to. I've not written about how it's been going at the gym for ages. I'm back to going there twice as week now.

I've been in twice already this week, and we'll be back again on Sat, that's three. I've progressed again since I wrote about it last ages ago. I'm now using 2kg weights for the tricep lifts (I forget if I was on 1.

5 or 1 the last time I wrote about it. As well as that I am now using the hand bike set to resistance level three, as opposed to 2. I hope to get my legs moving sometime soon too, Lesley, the physio, promised to come back to check that was ok and everything.

Apart from gym, it's basically just been phab club nights. Apart from the panto, there was botcha last Thursday, but not much else lately. I look forward to Friday night though, Oxford are off for another pub meal, but this time we're off to the Bowyer Arms, at Radly, where we normally only go with Ab Phab.

Simon's here all next week too, from tomorrow night to Sun 18th Feb. I dunno really what we're gonna do yet, but I'm sure it will be loads of fun and we'll be everywhere doing everything. We even thought we might even walk to the pub in Radly on Fri night, but right now I wouldn't fancy it if its still snowing or something . It's Valentines Day next week too .

I've a card for you already, dude, but wait and see, its a surprise . We were thinking about going for a meal on the evening, but we still dunno where to go yet.

We were still thinking about loads of places . I'll let you know where we go and how we get on after we eventually go to it.

I think thats nearly everything, but I may as well tell people that I woke up all of a dither this morning and knocked the milk bottle all over mself and the floor. At least it's all washed and cleaned up now, but I don't half feel a twat.
Anyway, now that's really it.

I gotta go now. I wrote this in about 20 min. Ain't that amazing (for me, anyway).

Sorry if it sound like I dont say much. I'll be back at the weekend, I think it'll be another song.

1.

A pair of newb orn lambs on a farm in Wales are being cared for by a Rottweiler after having been born with complications . The lambs, Lucky and Charm, needed treatment for poor circulation and were being placed in an aga when Molly the dog took over. They are now recovering and should be in a field soon.

2. More sheep in Wales, this time in Flintshire, are becoming hooked on the taste of road grit. The council are being asked to stop using gritters, as the sheep are causing tailbacks by standing in the middle of the road to lick grit.

3. Police in Columbia recently put a cow behind bars accused of causing a road accident. A motorcyclist ran into it and was badly injured after it was found standing in the middle of the road.

The justification of prosecuting lawyers was If it were a person, they would be put behind bars. Why not a cow?

4.

A woman was searched in Stockholm airport, Sweden, and found with 75 live snakes concealed down her top. Airport officials became suspicious after they spotted she couldn't stop scratching, from the snakes moving so much

5. A recent, apparently sexually motivated attack on a man in Albequerque involved him being covered in dog excrement as well as stripped and forced into woments clothes.

The attack apparently took place because the victim spurned a woman on account of her size. The attackers have all now been charged with assault.

7.

A high security prisoner in Germany has escaped prison after he was delivered in the mail having climbed into a cardboard box. He's still free, and the technique was only spotted after sorting office staff noticed a hole in the box.

I that's it for now, sorry there's nothing much here today.

I guess not much is going on in the world today, haha . I hope you enjoy these anyway.

It always gives me a laugh to write stuff like this. I promise to write again really soon, with another general update, no matter what I do, that'll be Wednesday or Thursday.

I'm gonna do another song today, but really something a bit different.

This is my favourite song of the moment, but I don't know a lot about it. It's in Finnish and I know a bit, but I haven't quite worked out all the words yet. So much so, actually, that I had to find it from the website and paste the words in, but I wanted to put it here anyway.

.. Here goes.

The melody to this song is amazing. It's a shame it doesn't come across on screen . The title means 1000 nights .

From what I can translate now, it feels like its about being with something or someone that you love so much that you're not able to sleep for watching over them. Sorry I can't tell you more for now. I'll keep working on it.

That's all from me for now, sorry to do another song again. This one was different though. I've got some more stories for another news story entry, but I'll keep working on that too and write it here really soon.

I'm gonna do another song to cheer myself up. I love the guy who wrote it, it's one of those songs that always makes me smile, and in my current state, doesn't it just say it like it is. Here goes.

..

The guys a genius and the guitar breaks are amazing.

It's like I said, too, doesn't it just say it like it is in the best way possible. This goes out to everyone who has, ever, made me feel, indeed, stupid. I needed to write it now, in my current high stress mindset.

That's it from me for now (this month). I hope to find some jokes or quotes or something for next time. Wait and see though cos I dunno yet.

The panto was The Horse, the witch and the wardrobe , and bizarrely our members were all in title roles, (well the horse and the witch. It was indeed loosely based on The Lion, The Witch and the wardrobe, at least in the sense that the other lead characters went by the names of Susan and Peter, and it involved travel into another world by means of a haunted wardrobe. The witch cast a spell over this fictional land, Hurseland , I think it was, to make it always winter and never Christmas, and kidnapped the college principal, Lord Harcourt, after he ended up in the wardrobe by accident.

 Susan is then also kidnapped by the witch (she was in the wardrobe from playing hide and seek). Peter and the college cleaner (Hattie Harcourt, the panto dame) follow Susan into the wardrobe and end up having to rescue Susan from Hurseland. Champ, the pantomime horse, can break the spell cast by the witch, but he only appears once a year, and at full moon.

There were other characters less vital too. Tim and Bert the lumberjacks were assistants to the witch, and Peter met a Tina Turner mad squirrel, and Mr and Mrs Beaver.

That's a runthrough of the plot line, but it was really just about humour.

It was all a classic panto type. He's behind you, boo, hiss, furry spiders, panto horse etc. The best part for me was probably the first song, (to Another Brick in the Wall ), about the merits of Davina McCall and how students only ever watch tv.

There wasn't a worst part, it was all cool, but you've gotta take it for what it is cos some parts are all pure cheese, you know? The fully made up panto dame etc.

Other than the panto itself, the other thing to say is that I got first pick of the raffle prizes . I picked a huge tub of Cadbury Heroes chocolates. I was well chuffed , cos I've won the odd raffle prize before, but the best prizes always go first and I've never had anything that big.

Anyway, I think thats it for now. I'll come back to it if I find I forgot anything. I'll be back really soon, Tuesday or Wednesday.

I'll probably do another song. I've actually got a good idea of which one to do .

2. Who was the first ever goalkeeper to appear as substitute in an English FA cup final?
3.

Lindsay Boxer, Jill Bernhardt, Cindy Thomas and Claire Washburn are the four members of which fictional team or club?

5. Linda Perry was lead singer of which '80s female rock band?

10. Which record company launched the '80s music careers of both Jason donovan and Kylie Minogue
11. Name 3 unrelated pairs or sets of footballers who have played together in club football (not internationals)
12.

Of which English mens name is the Czech name Honza believed to be a translation?

21. What was the name of the school featured in '90s teen Aussie soap Heartbreak High?

That's all for now. I hope you enjoy them. Like I said, I don't wanna print the answers for now.

Anyone who wants to try this themselves can email me at . I'll either blog the answers separately or email back. I dunno yet .

Like I said, it's one of those really old songs that everyone of my generation knows.

It was actually on the VERY first cassette tape I ever bought. I think it was March 1989. Jason is back on my radar cos of more than the jungle thing, to be honest, but I won't go into that.

It's great to be reminiscing again.

That's all from me for now. I'll be back by the middle of next week.

I've no idea what kinda thing I'll do though. Wait and see!.

Until next time, see ya .

 

Simon's dad and the others all came to collect me before the meal so we could all walk to the restaurant together. Even that was fun, all talking about what food to have and that. Apparently the bathroom at Simons house wasn't quite as bad as he thought it was gonna be.

When we got there we had plenty to drink before we even got any food. Everyone else was drinking wine but I was vey upset cos of the painkillers I took so I could hardly have anything . I don't really remember what food everyone else had, but I started with mushrooms in garlic sauce, followed by a huge steak with some kinda tomato sauce on it (not really tomato sauce, but, you know, some kinda sauce with tomatoes in it). I know Simon's prawn cocktail starter was HUGE, and he had chicken breast with, I think, cream sauce.

I know, it's crap, I forgot  .

I was a bit disappointed there wasn't more veg with it. The potatoes were nice, but maybe there shoulda been more. We didn't have dessserts, cos we had loads of cake at home.

Everyone really enjoyed that too. The only prob for me by the end of the night was that my chilblains were killing me itching so bad, so I was really having to rake them on the side of the table and stuff to make them stop. Other than that though, it was a really great night.

Both committee meetings were actually pretty quiet, specially Abingdon. Its crap about Steve and John b're oth being sick for so long. We're thinking about going back to Blackpool, but we dunno yet.

Its all quite quiet for the next few weeks. Oxford group decided last night we wanna go back to Avon Tyrell this year too. It was either that or Mersea Island, and I think it was my comments about the state of the showers that decided against it.

The next real thing for Oxford would be the Botley Community panto, next week .

I wont say any more about the hospital cos nothing new happened. It was all the same as I knew already, Go home, keep taking what you do and come back in 6 months . Surprise surprise .
I guess that's all from me for now.

I'll be back really soon, Friday maybe .

Wait and see what I find to put here for you. Until next time, see ya  

1. A yoga programme at a junior school in Cariboo, Brtish Columbia, included with a view to fighting childhood obesity, is being critisised by parents for being over religious.

Canadian schools avoid the teaching of any kind of religious practice. Parents claim Prayer is unfair and yet they're allowing yoga, which is religion.

2 A man in Jerusalem recently kept the body of his mother in a domestic freezer until succh a day that she could be brought back  to life by science.

The death was said to be tough , and the man suffered greatly, and he cleaimed it was his mothers wish to be kept in such a way.

3 A man in Ohio was recently charged with negligent assault, after he believed a rat was on his wifes head and shot it, but it was actually only her hat. The same guy must be slightly obsessed with rats, since he had previously shot himself in the foot after having thought the same thing.

4 A man was found in California with a traffic light pole, including lights, across the boot of his car. He was questioned on suspicion of drink driving, and claimed I thought the lightsd camre with the car . No further comment was given as to how he came to have the traffic lights in the car.

5 An aussie guy was taken to hospital with lead poisoningf having eaten 3 feet of electrical cable a day. He claimed it tasted sweet and pleasant especially in the centre.
6 It is illegal in Toronto to ride a street car on a Sunday having eten garlic.

7 Men in Alaska are bizarrely legally permitted to beat their wives, although no more than once a month.
8 Cops in Nevada recently pulled over a drunken driver, to strangely find his 7 year old son attempting to drive. It is strongly believed that the drunkard attempted to dodge a drink drive charge by swapping seats with his son, having seen that he was being followed by the police.

I hope you enjoy these. Sorry I couldn't put a bit more background to a couple of them. My fave has to be the story about the bloke who mistook his wifes hat for a stray rat and shot her.

I'd love to know more about the law in Alaska that permits men to beat their wives, but no more than once a month. If anyone has found out any more about that, let me know .

That's it from me for now. I'll be back in the middle of the week, either tuesday or wednesday.

I PROMISE next time to do that write up on Simon's dad's birthday.

I guess this song describes the kind of world that everyone wants but no one gets. Thats what moves me so much, thinking of the kind of life described like this.

To anyone going through any kinda hard, especially who knows me, May you always know the truth and see the light surrounding you . It's like I said, this is something everyone relates to. Take from it what you want.

That's it from me today. It's Simon's dad's birthday tomorrow so I promise to write about that really soon. I dunno if I'll do some more jokes or something first, see what happens.

1. Q: 3 parrots are in a cage, one at the bottom, one in midle and one on top. Which one owns the cage?

At the rifle range, he was given some instructions, handed a rifle, and a couple rounds of ammo. He loaded the rifle and fired several shots at the target which was fifty yards away. The tech looked at his rifle, and then at the target.

He looked at the rifle again, and then once more at the target. He placed his finger over the end of the rifle barrel and squeezed the trigger with his other hand. The end of his finger was blown off -- whereupon he yelled toward the target area.

.. But you've got no arms.

.. you can't do this job!

says the church leader. The new applicant shouts back - Sure I can..

. I'll do it with my mouth! He begins ringing the bell using only his mouth, but the bell is so heavy, it tosses him out the window to the ground and splatters him dead.

Who is that guy? one person says. I don't know says another, but his face sure rings a bell.

..

4 I love to sleep, it really is the best of both worlds, you get to be alive and unconscious.

5 There's no real need to do housework. It doesn't get worse after four years
6 Q: How do you make a blonde laugh on Saturday?
7 Q: Why are tornadoes and marriage alike?

8 A man walks up to a woman in his office each day, stands very close to her, draws in a large breath of air and tells her that her hair smells nice. After a week of this she can't stand it any longer! The woman goes into her supervisor's office and tells him that she wants to file a sexual harassment suit against the man and explains why.

The supervisor is puzzled by this and says what's wrong with the co-worker telling you your hair smells nice? 9 An army Major visits the sick soldiers, goes up to one private and asks - To get back to the front lines, Sir! Good man!

says the Major. What treatment are you getting? Five minutes with the wire brush each day, Sir!

To get to the front of the line and get the wire brush before the other two - Sir! 10 A blond died her hair brown because she was tired of being picked on, She was driving along the countryside when she got a bright idea and stopped at a nearby farm. she said to the farmer If i can tell you how many sheep you have in total can I have one?

ok said the farmer, so she quickly counted them and said 91. The farmer looked around astonished and said alright take one As she was walking back to her car the farmer said If i can guess your natural hair colour can i have my dog back?

I hope you enjoy these.

It cheered me up writing them .

I hope there was nothing too obvious in there. I found the one about what the ghost ate at the party and refused to put that in . I guess my favourite has gotta be the major and the sick soldiers, and if everyone woulda laughed if i didn't include the one about the blonde counting sheep .

Anyway, that's all from me today. I guess next time I'll do another song.

It's Simon's dad's birthday do this week too, so I promise too to write about that really soon .

In a way, I guess we could've done a bit more really, if we were feeling a bit more energetic. Up until Friday we didn't really do that much exciting. I mean, we did pop to town for some more food and stuff on Wednesday once the shops opened again, but that really was about it for the first couple of days.

I guess one of the main reasons for that was the fact we ended up getting so pissed watching tv on Wed night that neither of us felt like getting up till about 1pm the next day .

Oh, I forgot to say, I was ok about drinking at the time cos over Christmas and New Year I managed without the pills for a fortnight. It just pisses me off now that since then I've had two doses in a week, but, there was nothin I could do.

A week ago today (Friday) was a fun day.

Simon's dad, Ann, Nicky and Ruth all came for a big buffet lunch. It was cool and we all talked for ages, with enough food to feed a small army. One of the biggest things we all talked about was the fact that Ruth is gonna run the marathon next year . Simon did all the food in the end. It was a shame but I was still asleep when he got up and I tried to then fell asleep again . After they all left we went to town again for another walk (mainly for a bottle of talcum powder ). I picked up a very interesting book too, Taking the Piss - A Potted History of Pee .

It's interesting, what can I say? We were tired after all that so came back to watch tv and dvd.

Saturday was fun too.

 That was  Sales Day , our day at the Jan sales. I seemed to spend loads of money. It was all on absolute new toys , you know, games and cds.

The Marks voucher I got from Simon's dad came in very useful too, I spent it on one of their smart shirts, the ones I wear for parties and stuff .

 My mum was in Oxford too, so she was able to give us a lift to PC world. Simon spent the vouchers he had months ago from the day at ACE centre, you remember that one. He was well pleased with all the stuff he got.

(A 320 gb external drive, and a fancy dvd making software prog). Me and mum both laughed at the idea of how much music could fit on 320 gb. I nearly forgot to that it was Saturday that we went out for another meal at the Dil Raj curry house.

It was all lovely and we had too much booze again .

It was a chef's choice menu so to be honest I don't even know what a lot of it was .

By comparison New Years Eve and 1st Jan were all quiet. We were up late again and just talking for most of the day but I did help cook dinner on Sun night. Other than that, we just watched the New Years show on tv with a bottle of champagne we had as a present.

I guess that's all from me for now. I'll be back after the weekend. Maybe I'll do another news story type one again.

Beyond that, next week is Simon's dad's 60th birthday and we're all off out on the day so I promise to write about that one asap.

It always strikes me as a deeply personal kinda song. I guess I always did relate to the notion of being bound by weight of the unspoken.

It's a bit like the Travis song I put here a couple of days ago, except this has nothing to do with being able to sleep or not, haha. Enjoy !!

You know it's you, I'm talking to
I guess this ain't exactly original.

The CD is probably in every other house in the country. I know it does sound kinda depressing, and sometimes it kinda is, but the melody is amazing, and you gotta take it all as one. It's very mellowing too, it's one of those songs I love to play last thing, just to chill.

Like I said, it was what was in my head last night when I couldn't sleep, just for something to help. I hope it helps some other insomniacs too, haha. Enjoy!

! .

That's all from me this whole year. I'll be back some time in week, Wednesday or something.

I'll prob do another song for complete lack of anything else .

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