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Something different....
I am playing random songs on my favorite media player, and it's funny how some of the lyrics speak to my life and situations.
Just like a dream come true
I wished for you
I have never been so happy ’bout a love so new
You opened my heart to a brand new start
My love’s there wherever you are
I won’t let no one take you away
You took the ease off my mind
And put it behind
You were there yes indeed for all my needs--yes
I love me some him
I’ll never love this way again
I love me some you
Another man will never do
Toni Braxton....
I am cold. I had a good day at work today. Minimal coughing and minimal feelbadishness.
U, yeah.
U're such a big tease, u get me all excited,
All excited then u go home.
U're like ice cream,
Knew I got 2 getcha, got 2 getcha, before u're all gone.
U're such a bombshell,
And if I ever get ya, ever get ya, ever get ya,
There's no telling how long I'd last
Before I tick, tick bang all over u
Tick, tick-a-tick, bang, bang all over u
Tick, tick-a-tick, bang, bang, bang, tick, bang, bang
Prince....
Came to some realizations about my next big project. Not happy about it, but I gotta do what I gotta do.
I can't stop this feeling i got
U know i can't sleep at night
I can't stop, u know i love it a lot,
I'm talking about an everlasting light.
I can't stop this feeling i got
I get to shaking all in my shoes
I can't stop this feeling i got
The doctor say there's nothing that he can do
Prince...
Still liking...still longing...
Every story, tale or memoir
Every saga or romance
Whether true or fabricated
Whether planned or happenstance
Whether sweeping through the ages
Casting centuries aside
Or a hurried brief recital
Just a thirty-minute ride
Whether bright or melancholy
Rough and ready, finely spun
Whether with a thousand players
Or a lonely cast of one
Every story, new or ancient
Bagatelle or work of art
All are tales of human failing
All are tales of love at heart
Every story is a love story.....Aida.....
Posted by Rashid on December 5, 2005 7:09 PM