Después de dos días de estar casi incomunicada, ya regreso a la normalidad. Pues que Dolly siempre si llegó, aunque no directamente porque entró por South Padre Island, pero si hizo daños y dejó inundación y falla de energía eléctrica, no teníamos agua potable y cosas así, por mi zona no se inunda, solo los alrededores, aunque si tuvimos algunos problemas porque la lluvia pegaba directamente a la cochera y por ahí se metió al cuarto de lavar y se nos inundó un poco, y para amolarla de acabar, mi papá por desesperado y tratar de sacar el agua, que se cae, snif, nos metió un sustototote porque si se abrió como 2 cm su cabecita de algodón, hasta ayer logramos llevarlo a revisar porque como es diabético, cualquier herida es de preocuparse. Anyways, fuera de mi desesperación por no tener luz y que las crías andaban como locas, por lo mismo, estuvimos bien, já a las crías les vino flojo el huracán, anduvieron bañándose en la lluvia y tiradas de panza en los charcos ja ja ja, y el aire a todo lo que daba, no me regañen, estaban dentro de la cochera, ahí no había peligro, ya cuando vimos que entró bien fuerte, las metí y ya no salimos para nada hasta ayer por la mañana.

De ayer, pues gracias Dolly por aguarme el b-day, no hice nada en absoluto, bueno solo fui al BK con una amiga ja ja, y es que traía muchísimia hambrita y no se me antojó nada más que una Whooper doble já, tragona soy, de un tiempo para acá, mis cumples ya no son taaaan esperados y especiales, como que se le va quitando el saborcito, no sé, bueno si sé, debe ser porque ya no es chido decir que cumples 34 años!!! ja ja, me acuerdo cuando decía tengo 18 o 21 o todavía 25, ahorita ya no es lindo decir tengo treinta y pico, pero de todos modos jamás oculto mi edad de que sirve? además me gusta que cuando lo digo, me dicen "uy te ves de mucho menos" ja ja ja ja yeah right!

Anyways, muchas gracias a todos los que muy amablemente me felicitaron, los que me mandaron mensajitos al cel, los que me cantaron el Happy Birthday por Nextel ja ja muuuy chido, los que me enviaron correos-e, que por cierto me llevé una grata sorpresa (ya sabes Jai), a quien me escribió un poemita, a quienes me dedicaron post, a los que me felicitaron en facebook y hi5!!!, a quien me envió mi regarrote (jo jo jo mensis i love you),  a quien me regaló mis botellitas de Absolut ahhhhh rico, al que se le olvidó y que hoy se acordará ja ja ja,  y al que..... -ejem-  bueno de nuevo muchas gracias!!!

"Stars when you shine
You know how I feel
Scent of the pine
You know how I feel
Yeah freedom is mine
And I know how I feel
It's a new dawn
It's a new day
It's a new life
For me..."

Cada que escucho esta canción me dan como ganas de hacer streaptease... ja ja ja

Y ya.

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Sam Lufti wants Britney Spears back! --> Flawed Hollywood

Khloe is full of excuses! --> TMZ

Michael Buble has moved on --> Starpulse

Speidi performs for the troops! --> Pop Crunch

Tom Cruise to be in Top Gun 2? --> Hot Momma Gossip

Hoje, tenho aqui para vocês um link para o álbum "It's Time" de Michael Bublé.

Espero que gostem.

:)

http://rapidshare.com/files/105797422/MBit.rar

Tell me when will you be mine
Tell me quando quando quando
We can share a love devine
Please don't make me wait again

When will you say yes to me
Tell me quando quando quando
You mean happiness to me
Oh my lover tell me when

Every moments a day
Every day seems a lifetime
Let me show you the way
To a joy beyond compare

I can't wait a moment more
Tell me quando quando quando
Say its me that you adore
And then darling tell me when

Every moments a day
Every day seems a lifetime
Let me show you the way
To a joy beyond compare

I can't wait a moment more
Tell me quando quando quando
Say its me that you adore
And then darling tell me when

Whoa lover tell me when
Oh darling tell me when
Oh come on tell me when
Yea tell me when

Anyhow, I was cleaning off a dish in the kitchen when he walked in to announce there was a musical artist whose work he really enjoyed.

“I think his name is David Bugle or something.” He motions, napkin in one hand, smiling the whole time. “He has a great voice. Really smooth. And he sings a lot of Frank Sinatra stuff…I’ve never been a huge fan of Sinatra, but this guy…”

I stop him short. “Are you talking about Michael Bublé!?”

His jaw drops. “Yeah! Wow, yeah, that’s the name! How did you know that?”

I give a short explanation but then ask, slightly bewildered, “David Bugle? Really? That’s not even close? Where did you get David Bugle from?”

My dad laughed and proceeded to recount how Bublé’s voice was so smooth and the he would love to have an album by Bublé…and then his train of thought jumped tracks and he followed a subject to which I only half-listened.

My mother is just as bad if not worse. About a year ago she volunteered at our church to help out on Wednesday nights in the high school ministry.  If you have ever been to a church high school service then you can imagine the number of crazy games a youth pastor will create to maintain the attention of his young charges. This newest game my mother was privileged to watch involved gargling Sprite while humming a popular song.

“I didn’t know most of the songs,” she told my sisters and me later. “But some of them were just terrible. I’m not sure why they would let kids sing that in church. One of the songs was I Let My Hips Do the Talking or something…it was terrible!”

My sisters and I sat in silence for a second. Then the youngest piped up, “Mom, do you mean My Hips Don’t Lie?”

“Oh, maybe that was it.”

My parents have created long and/or strange new titles for songs, movies…pretty much anything that can be named. However, if you talk about any music from the 60s and 70s then my dad will know the exact band. My mother is the same with movies and television shows. But with anything created after the early 90s my parents sort of shrug and forget the name immediately.

If I ever have kids, I shall be thrilled to do the same. And then I will chide them for not knowing of Postal Service, Timberland, Gnarls Barkley, or any other number of musicians I will have remembered. I will probably laugh and go on about the song that just aired on the old hits radio saying, “Low…I remember that song about apple bottom jeans and boots with the fur. Hah, that came out when I was your age…good times.”

And then suddenly the latest Madonna song will come on.

We all know she will still be around.

That's what all the people say.  Riding high in April (I was deliriously happy with Joseph) then shot down in May (Joseph left without saying a word as to why).  I know I'm gonna change that tune when I'm back on top in June (bought my new house!)

I say that's life.  Funny as it may seem, some people get their kicks stompin' on your dreams (Cruella from my last post!) But I don't let it, let it get me down.  'Cause this big ol' world keeps spinnin' 'round.

I've been a puppet a pauper a pirate a poet, a pawn and a king (oh boy have I!!) I've been up and down and over and out (sing it baby...sounds like you're singing about me right now!) but I know one thing.  Each time I find myself flat on my face I pick myself up and get back in the race (don't have much of a choice there...gotta do it.)

That's life.

I can't deny it.  I thought of quittin' baby (really, who hasn't?) This heart wasn't gonna buy it.  And if I didn't think it was worth one single try, I'd jump right on a big bird and then I'd fly (instead I'm drivin' my Durango up to my new house in Roseville)

I've been a puppet a pauper a pirate a poet, a pawn and a king (oh boy have I!!) I've been up and down and over and out (sing it baby...sounds like you're singing about me right now!) but I know one thing.  Each time I find myself flat on my face I pick myself up and get back in the race (don't have much of a choice there...gotta do it.)

That's life.

I can't deny it.  Many times I thought of cuttin' out but my heart won't buy it (it just won't.  I can't give up.)  But if there's nothing shaking come this here July (we're in July now and I'm moving into my new house the day after tomorrow.  I'd say that's a good shake up.  Start at my new headquarters on Monday the 21st!)  I'm gonna roll.  I'm gonna roll.  I'm gonna roll myself in a big ball and diiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

I must say that this song has summed up my life over the last few months.  When I'm feeling down I blast this song and sing very loud.  Very theraputic I must say. :)  You should try it!

I must admit I have been out of the loop with The Buble, but still, this came as a complete surprise to me. I thought they were a solid couple. The price of fame is a hefty one indeed.

Michael Buble is one of my absolute favorite singers on the planet and I have been an enormous fan when no one knew who he was.

Hopefully, he will find his soulmate in time, but still, this has got to hurt.

While waiting for my check in time, I would like to share to you a powerful song, it is called HOME by Michael Buble, I am coming home baby :)

"Home"

Another summer day
Has come and gone away
In Paris and Rome
But I wanna go home
Mmmmmmmm

May be surrounded by
A million people I
Still feel all alone
I just wanna go home
Oh, I miss you, you know

And I’ve been keeping all the letters that I wrote to you
Each one a line or two
“I’m fine baby, how are you?”
Well I would send them but I know that it’s just not enough
My words were cold and flat
And you deserve more than that

Another aeroplane
Another sunny place
I’m lucky, I know
But I wanna go home
Mmmm, I’ve got to go home

Let me go home
I’m just too far from where you are
I wanna come home

And I feel just like I’m living someone else’s life
It’s like I just stepped outside
When everything was going right
And I know just why you could not
Come along with me
'Cause this was not your dream
But you always believed in me

Another winter day has come
And gone away
In even Paris and Rome
And I wanna go home
Let me go home

And I’m surrounded by
A million people I
Still feel all alone
Oh, let me go home
Oh, I miss you, you know

Let me go home
I’ve had my run
Baby, I’m done
I gotta go home
Let me go home
It will all be all right
I’ll be home tonight
I’m coming back home

Very nice song indeed. I reiterate that nothing beats the excitement of going home especially someone special is dying waiting for you to come home. :)

Thanks to Youtube and MichaelBubleTV for posting the video.

1. Britney Spears and N*sync. I used to love pop like that.

2. Michael Bublé. Don't get me started. I was a die hard fan. I have a tshirt and everything from that time.

3. The Power Puff Girls. I used 2 pretend I was one.

4. Saddle Club. I used to wish I was on that show.

5. Volley Ball. I used to love that sport then I one day I didn't because they replaced our very awesome coach. :(

6.The One I Love(d). Ahhhh shall I ever reveal his identity? Ya but not today. I don't love him anymore, just so you know.

7. Barney. I was very keen on Barney when I was a tike.

8. Rugrats. I had a backpack, overalls, pajamas, a suitcase, a bathing suit, coloring books, a billion character dolls, and tons of movies. As you can tell, I REALLY liked the Rugrats.

9. Limited Too. I loved that store TOO much. I  graduated to the Limited, and those days are long past. I gave all those clothes away too. It's a magical, dreamy place that's overtly girly. (scary girly)

10. Hayden Christensen. Ahhh who could forget the mega hit of Star Wars 3. I don't and the hunk of that movie never let me forget it. ;)

Peace and love

Mike

Reading: Kids Art Theology (Reason 508 why I love my church.)

Thinking: I forgot how much I missed swing.

How to Annoy Me: Be all dramatic and cause a scene when something goes wrong. It's not that deep.

How to Charm Me: Open the car door for me.

Quote of the Day: The sexiest parts of my body? My brain, my spine, and my guts. - Unknown to this author

Random Quirk: Leaving pens uncapped drives me crazy.

Squeeze with James at Radio City Music Hall on Friday Sept. 19. Tickets on sale tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. $39.50 - $99.50.

O.A.R. with Ozomatli at the Borgota Event Center in Atlantic City on Thurs. July 31. Tickets on sale tomorrow at 10:00 a.m.

Michael Buble at the Mohegan Sun on Tues. Dec. 2. Tickets on sale Monday June 30 at 10:00 a.m. $45 - $60.

Stars at Terminal 5 on Sat. Sept. 20. Tickets on sale today at noon. $30.

Ice Cube at Fillmore NY on Sun. Sept. 21. No ticket information as of yet.

From The Jam at the Blender Theater on Fri. Sept. 26. Tickets on sale this morning at 10:00 a.m. $29.50.

Tantric at the Blender Theater on Sat. Aug. 2. Tickets on sale this morning at 10:00 a.m. $16.

Other items:

Matt Sorum is fueling the fire of a possible Guns & Roses reunion by stating that talks are “already underway.” Supposedly the tensions between Axl and Slash have eased recently. Sorum may not even be part of the reunion as Steven Adler, original drummer, is slated to be, assuming he can keep clean.

Unfortunately I was not at the two Pearl Jam shows this week at the Garden. Without even being there I know the shows were great. And as an added bummer for me, Ace Frehley, joined the boys on stage for a version of “Black Diamond.” Now that must have been totally cool.

Check out a new song by Alejandro Escovedo “Always A Friend.” I like it, very cool. Sort of a cross between Springsteen and Costello. It appears on his new release “Real Animal.”

Supposedly the report that had Amy Winehouse already having emphysema at the young age of 24 is false, according to her publicist. (Oh yeah her publicist). The original report stated that if she doesn’t stop smoking cigarettes (and other un-mentionables) she will be confined to a wheelchair and have a permanent oxygen mask by the end of July.

Candlebox has released another single “A Kiss Before Dying” from the upcoming album “Into The Sun” to be released on July 22. Sounds good but are you kidding me with the bleeding of the customers? This is the third “single” released and when the album comes out, you have to buy the whole thing and you won’t get credit towards the album and you’ll have three repeat songs. Give me a break.

Really like the new song released by Buddy Guy “Skin Deep” with Derek Trucks as special guest on guitar. Excellent tune. Download it now!!

Foo Fighters have released a EP- Let it Die on I-Tunes. Four songs- two old/two new. Seems reasonable at $3.96.

Staind has released a new single “Believe.” Now I understand that each artist has a similar sound in their songs but this band takes the cake. In my opinion, this song sounds exactly like “Its Been A While” which sounds exactly like “So Far Away”.. which sounds like “Outside.” If he released all these songs together he had have a record for the longest song in history. C’mon do something different.

CD Review: “The Sound of Madness” – Shinedown released June 24, 2008. (3^rd studio)

OK I jumped on this group’s bandwagon after the release of their second album “Us and Them.” Actually I made the mistake a few summers ago by blowing them off as the opener for Rob Zombie & Godsmack at Jones Beach. Paul and I caught the tail end of their set and I have to tell you I was blown away by their sound. I was so mad at myself for missing their set and have waited patiently for their next release as well as the opportunity to see them live. And now with three albums under their belt, they should be a headliner from now on. For many of their fans,“Leave a Whisper” –their debut album- is still their favorite disc. I have to say that this is one very consistent band and all three CD’s are super solid. But I’m here to review their new one.

Like I said, I have been waiting for what seems an eternity for this new CD to come out. Part of the reason for this is the band was going through some tough times and parted ways with their original guitarist, Jasin Todd and original bassist-Brad Stewart. Nick Perri and Eric Bass have replaced them on lead and bass, respectively. The CD starts off with the single released a few weeks back “Devour”- it begins with a sound like a marching high school band is coming at you, then the guitar and piano kick in and then WHAM!!! A pure head-banging sound screaming out of your speakers with a rage. Wow it’s freakin’ loud, fast and furious. Brent Smith, in my opinion, now holds the current title of best vocals for a rock band on the planet. “Yeah I get it you’re an outcast” starts off the second song which is the title track. I love the bass and drums in this song. Crank it up baby!! My walls are shaking. Smith’s voice sounds different on this song than any other song that Shinedown has done. Then it slows down with “Second Chance” which will most likely end up on the radio soon. (WCCC of course out of Hartford CT).Take a listen to Smith’s vocals and tell me you are not hooked? “Cry for Help” is another blastoff which will have you either turning up the volume or running out of the room, depending on your mood. Right now I’m turning up the volume. So far for me this is the heaviest sound they have produced and if you are into it- you will love it. Whoa, as you catch your breath, track # 5 is there to slow things down a bit, although “The Crow & Butterfly” is still very heavy, especially with the chorus. Sort of reminds me of what Soundgarden would do these days, if they were still together.

OK for those of you out there who will not listen to me and purchase this whole CD because of the fear of listening to heavy music, then take my advice and download the best song on this album “If You Only Knew.” If you don’t like this song, then I give up. This would be the song that I would pick to represent what this band is all about. Not too heavy but very melodic and the vocals are top notch.Then its back too real heavy beats with track # 7 “Sin With a Grin.” Whoa man this stuff kicks butt!!! The “yo-yo” effect continues as it slows down again with “What a Shame.” Then back up again- off your feet- with “Cyanide Sweet Tooth Suicide”- OK admittedly a weird song title but it will rock your socks off. This is the shortest track on the disc at 3:11 but with a lot of pop. This album is unreal for all you Shinedown fans out there, this is something totally different. This album sort of reminds me when Skid Row surprised everyone back in 1991, with its’ sophomore effort “Slave to the Grind” which was harder and heavier than anyone expected. (Personally my favorite album from the Skidsters). Track # 10 “Breaking Inside” is my second favorite track on the disc and this will be on WCCC in a few weeks. “Call Me” is a striking track, which is destined for stardom, and since it has a lot of piano, more appealing to the general public. This ends the CD but if you purchase from I-Tunes you get three more tracks from this incredible band.

Now I hope that all of my praise for this band doesn’t fall on deaf ears (or eyes in this case). Please do not dismiss this band on me, like all of you have done to me with Tesla. Take heed, this is the best new band out there today!! The proof is in this album and their other two as well!!

Metallica’s new album has been named and it is “Death Magnet.” Are you kidding me? Come on now boys, you’re all over 40 and this is what you come up with? Of course you know I’m buying it when it comes out in September.

Back on this day in 1971 The New York Fillmore East concert hall closed down with performances by J. Geils, Allman Brothers, Beach Boys and Mountain.

Back on this day in 1964 the # 1 song “A World Without Love” was sung by Peter & Gordon but written by Paul & John- It is the first time a McCartney-Lennon song tops the pop chart for a group other than the Beatles.

But anyway, since I didn't really have much of an attachment to Michael Buble himself, after I was totally blown away by the vocal stylings and 'vocal play' of Naturally 7 (the supporting act) who are AWESOME (I still remember one of the guys singing the opening line of Amazing Grace), I was kind of forgetting that I was there to see him.

And to be perfectly honest, I thought he was just drunk at first.

I just, didn't know he danced like that. In retrospect though, he was probably so full of energy and excitement, which was why he was going a bit crazy with the mike, as in, not really singing in it. I also just heard some story about him performing supposedly drunk at a concert and people wanting their money back, so I really wasn't that impressed.

But man the show only got better and better after that. He is one grade A entertainer. I knew he was funny from seeing him on Rove before, but this guy's hilarious! I remember laughing so much more than I thought I would at a concert. He made a really good reverse racism joke, and really interacted with the audience, he's also really not afraid of taking the piss out of himself, which is very endearing and where a lot of his humour comes from.

Does he ever sound so much better live. I don't remember all of the songs, but I remember enjoying it. Having said that I LOVE Home and Song For You. I like those songs a lot better than the others. I think its the fact that I like his vocals a lot better since his voice is used differently. Well that's how it sounds to me anyway.

He was saying that Home and that lonely song, which I need to look up, were written in Australia and that he loved Australia...so why are the songs so sad? I guess you could say he was pandering to the audience, but I really believed him. Home has to be my favourite of his songs, and as he was singing it images of Australian related things were popping up on the screen in the background, maybe its kind of corny, but it really made me smile. He's really good at the whole building rapport thing.

He made the point that even though it was a big venue, it could still be intimate and good and it was. I felt the passion and the excitement in his voice and in his physical expression. The way he ended the show was absolutely classic, and very classy. Singing without a mike, his naked voice filled the centre with A Song For You.

Since I haven't been to an event like that for such a long time, its been a while since I've seen so many people in one place, and so, it was a while since I've seen so many people in one place enjoying themselves. It was really a sight to see. There were so many people there, so many people clapping, standing, dancing, singing, so many people from different threads of life there, and enjoying themselves.I wonder if the people on stage really realise that?

But anyway, I would definitely pay money to see his show again. It might not have seemed like it at first, but I'm very impressed. And very glad I went. A great night out with some friends, and a great entertainer.

My brother, overseas for work, was unable to get back in time to go to the Michael Buble concert at Rod Laver Arena on Thursday night, so I went in his place. All I can say is WOW!

Actually, I've got a lot more to say than that. It was one of the best shows I've ever been to.

I have one of his cd's, which I love, but didn't know much about the man, so I did a bit of research on the net before I went. I watched his most recent Rove interview,  and read a review and watched another interview here, which gave me a good feel for what we ended up seeing. There is quite an extensive entry on Wikipedia, too.

It must be said, first of all, that Michael Buble is a fabulous showman. He includes his audience in the show; his singing is every bit as good live,as it is on his albums, and he is hugely funny. Cracking jokes at his own expense, a couple of times in a very bad Australian accent, he had us laughing so much that I am still hoarse.

Some members of the 13,000 strong audience were a bit of a worry, but no more than you'd expect, given his appeal. Regardless of the number, shape, size or age of the women throwing himself at him, he still threw himself into the crowd and hugged, kissed and accepted flowers from fans.

Before MB came on stage, a seven-piece acapella group called Naturally 7 came on to warm-up the crowd. They were amazing, doing everything from vocal gymnastics to an incredible version of Amazing Grace. You can hear some of their material on YouTube.

I must apologise for the quality of the photos - my phone camera simply was not able to handle the contrast. Stupidly, I didn't think to take any other camera with me, though I might have if I'd realised before we got to the arena, that we were going to be sitting in the dead-centre, five rows from the stage! I've included them to give you a feel of the atmosphere, even if the highlights are completely blown.

Music is a form of escape.

In relaxation rooms, soft and soothing instrumental music will be played in the background. You are encouraged to close your eyes and enter a fantasy world where green grassland seems neverending and butterflies circle around you.

In clubs, you drink a shot (maybe two, or three… ok, maybe a dozen). You get drank and you shake your body with the music that makes no sense. With your butt sticking out and hip kissing the hip of your partner, you allow your body to take control over your mind. You escape from the world where legitimacy and class rules.

Music is emotional.

You cannot explain rationally why it makes you cry, laugh or smile like you are in another world…

Music is emotional because it just is.

“I love you” sounds plain and boring when said in mono-tone. When it is sang out by Michael Buble’s dreamy voice in dim lights and old New York context, you becomes teary.

You are a falling star.  You are every line, every word, everything. These are terrible clichés that no writers will EVERY use to convey their feelings. They just seem so senseless; but when sang out, they becomes the perfect lyrics that send you from wet, gloomy Melbourne to bright, rainbow-ish grassland.

He slides, jokes, curses and dances in his suit. He sings his old old classic jazz and you can truly sees how much he enjoys it.

He got the world on a string

I love Music. I don’t know why, I just enjoy them.

I love to dance, including cha-cha.  But I'm gonna talk about a different kind of cha-cha...

Chastity - Looking at the subject index in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, these are some topics that fall in the category of chastity:  fruit of the Holy Spirit; cultural effort; gift of self; grace of God; preservation of the integrity of the person; vocation of all the baptized; importance of friendship; lust.  But somehow, most of us think of chastity as just being celibate.  There is so much more to it and I would quote again from an article from The Tidings (June 13, 2008), 'Chastity and the Enchantment of Life' by Father Ronald Rolheiser:  "To be chaste is to experience people, things, places, entertainment, the phases of one's life, life's opportunities, and sex, in a way that does not violate them or ourselves ... Chastity is respect and reverence."

Charity - 'the theological virtue by which we love God above all things for his own sake, and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God' (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1822).

Shall we dance?

Pernah jatuh cinta.. sebegitu rupa.. sampai lupa segala nyaaaa.. dan setiap saat selalu ingin mendengar suaranyaaahhhhhh?? Yaaaaaa.. aku sedang jatuhhhh cintttaaaaa.. :oops:

Eittttssss.. jangan salah duluuuuu..

Aku jatuh cinta sama michael buble!!!! Setiap saat setiap waktuuuu.. selalu dengerin lagunyaaa... pas dinyanyiin “everything” aku tuh langsung berasa klepek-klepek gituuuuuuuuuuuuuu..

pastinyahhh dia nyanyi bukan buat gueeee :oops:

ooooohhh so sweeeettttttt..

^ditabok^

Saking cintanyaaahhhhh.. kupasang di profil FS kuuuuuu..

Tapi seriusan lohhhhh.. kalo ga percaya denger ajah disini

^kalo ga kedengeran di refresh lagi ajahhhh^

Oiaaa.. ini lyric nyaaahhhh.. ayo nyanyi bersama-sama..

"Everything"

You're a falling star, you're the get away car.
You're the line in the sand when I go too far.
You're the swimming pool, on an August day.
And you're the perfect thing to say.

And you play it coy but it's kinda cute.
Ah, when you smile at me you know exactly what you do.
Baby don't pretend that you don't know it's true.
'cause you can see it when I look at you.

[Chorus:]
And in this crazy life, and through these crazy times
It's you, it's you, you make me sing.
You're every line, you're every word, you're everything.

You're a carousel, you're a wishing well,
And you light me up, when you ring my bell.
You're a mystery, you're from outer space,
You're every minute of my everyday.

And I can't believe, uh that I'm your man,
And I get to kiss you baby just because I can.
Whatever comes our way, ah we'll see it through,
And you know that's what our love can do.

[Chorus]

So, la, la, la, la, la, la, la
So, la, la, la, la, la, la, la

[Chorus:]
And in this crazy life, and through these crazy times
It's you, it's you, you make me sing.
You're every line, you're every word, you're everything.
You're every song, and I sing along.
'Cause you're my everything.
Yeah, yeah

So, la, la, la, la, la, la, la
So, la, la, la, la, la, la, la

Masih sambil nyanyi nyanyi.. ^duuuhh suaraku bagus jugahhh ternyata^ *ditendang* :mrgreen:

I do have some choices picked out, but at this time, haven't listened to some of them.  Here are the choices, tell me what you think.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, also.

• I loved her first ~ Heartland
• The way you look tonight ~ Frank Sinatra or Michael Buble
• Unforgettable ~ Natalie Cole
• Lullaby ~ Billie Joel
• What a Wonderful World
• You are so Beautiful
• You Raise Me Up ~ Josh Groban
• Blessed ~ Elton John
• Whenever you Remember ~ Carrie Underwood