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on January 28, 2016
Off The Meaning Of His Tears (Extended)
Awesome OST. http://www.mediafire.com/?u9kikgdq2sbjbao I don't own anything. All I did was extend the song, everything belongs to their rightful owners.
on January 28, 2016
What is the point of life? To live, then ultimately die? Why are we even here? What is our purpose? Lost souls wander aimlessly, wondering why we exist. If we just end up dying, then what's the point of being my mommy's little angel? In the end, we all die. And that's it. No one will remember you unless it's family and friends. The world will consume us until there is nothing else to ravage.
So why I am I still alive?
So why I am I still alive?
on January 28, 2016
"My Interpretation
My take is that this song was written as an litany against apathy and inaction. The foundational argument made here is that ultimately, our decisions are of no consequence, because the universe is greater than us and moves along entirely unaffected by the choices we make, and that there is much we will never know no matter how hard we search for answers.
(Well the sun one day will
Leave us all behind.
Unexplainable sightings
In the sky.
Well I hate to be See More
The one to ruin the night)
He's sorry to bring it up, since its kind of a bummer of a statement, but ultimately the sun will swallow up the earth, and everything will be extinguished and irrelevant. This realistic outlook is freeing, and it informs his perspective and the point he is trying to make.
This point is that you should strive to achieve your dreams and fulfill your passions, because in the long run there are no consequences to your decisions. (No need to worry, cuz everybody will die.)
At worst, you and everyone you know will be gone and forgotten forever, and best case scenario, you fulfill your full potential and leave some of a legacy. But either way, in the sense of the big picture, the pressure of failure is off. So just go for it. Kill your heroes. Disregard the bar set by the people you hold up on a pedestal, and in doing so remove the power they have over you. Achieve all you can, regardless of what those who came before you have achieved. The pressure imposed by the successes of others only serves to limit your potential if you dwell on it.
(I say ya kill your heroes and fly, fly, baby don't cry)
(Everyday we go, go, baby don't go,
Don't you worry we love you more than you know)
So fly, reach new heights, go your own way, and don't be upset by the change. But don't go so far that you're out of reach, and know that you always have a grounding in the care that our loved ones have for us.
As for the old man on the train:
(Well I met an old man dying on a train.
No more destination, no more pain.
Well he said one thing, before I graduate
"Never let your fear decide your fate.")
A dying old man has no hopes or aspirations, and has only the present and his past to reconcile himself with. He's not in pain, and he has nothing to gain or lose, regardless of what he says. So he can say with 20/20 hindsight and complete neutrality that you should never let your fear decide your fate. Don't be limited by what is challenging and alien, because everything is temporary. Including the suffering induced by taking risks that don't pay off.
Achieve your full potential, because no matter who you are, you truly have nothing to lose."
Wow...
My take is that this song was written as an litany against apathy and inaction. The foundational argument made here is that ultimately, our decisions are of no consequence, because the universe is greater than us and moves along entirely unaffected by the choices we make, and that there is much we will never know no matter how hard we search for answers.
(Well the sun one day will
Leave us all behind.
Unexplainable sightings
In the sky.
Well I hate to be See More
The one to ruin the night)
He's sorry to bring it up, since its kind of a bummer of a statement, but ultimately the sun will swallow up the earth, and everything will be extinguished and irrelevant. This realistic outlook is freeing, and it informs his perspective and the point he is trying to make.
This point is that you should strive to achieve your dreams and fulfill your passions, because in the long run there are no consequences to your decisions. (No need to worry, cuz everybody will die.)
At worst, you and everyone you know will be gone and forgotten forever, and best case scenario, you fulfill your full potential and leave some of a legacy. But either way, in the sense of the big picture, the pressure of failure is off. So just go for it. Kill your heroes. Disregard the bar set by the people you hold up on a pedestal, and in doing so remove the power they have over you. Achieve all you can, regardless of what those who came before you have achieved. The pressure imposed by the successes of others only serves to limit your potential if you dwell on it.
(I say ya kill your heroes and fly, fly, baby don't cry)
(Everyday we go, go, baby don't go,
Don't you worry we love you more than you know)
So fly, reach new heights, go your own way, and don't be upset by the change. But don't go so far that you're out of reach, and know that you always have a grounding in the care that our loved ones have for us.
As for the old man on the train:
(Well I met an old man dying on a train.
No more destination, no more pain.
Well he said one thing, before I graduate
"Never let your fear decide your fate.")
A dying old man has no hopes or aspirations, and has only the present and his past to reconcile himself with. He's not in pain, and he has nothing to gain or lose, regardless of what he says. So he can say with 20/20 hindsight and complete neutrality that you should never let your fear decide your fate. Don't be limited by what is challenging and alien, because everything is temporary. Including the suffering induced by taking risks that don't pay off.
Achieve your full potential, because no matter who you are, you truly have nothing to lose."
Wow...
on January 28, 2016
AWOLNATION - Sail (Unlimited Gravity Remix) (Audio)
Sail (Unlimited Gravity Remix) (Official Audio) Taken from AWOLNATION - Megalithic Symphony Deluxe Edition Available Now! http://www.awolnationmusic.com
on January 28, 2016
on January 28, 2016
Okay, she won't let me use my headphones to listen to music
I'll just play it out loud
I'll just play it out loud
on January 28, 2016
Is she flirting
Is she
Oh my god please be flirting
I'm dropping so many hints that I like you
Please
Is she
Oh my god please be flirting
I'm dropping so many hints that I like you
Please
on January 28, 2016
![Rise Against - Savior - [Original Quality] - [Lyrics]](/i/rs:fit:320:200/mh:200/plain/imret/spp/8oyOpZ.jpg@webp "Rise Against - Savior - [Original Quality] - [Lyrics]")
Rise Against - Savior - [Original Quality] - [Lyrics]
Song: Savior Band: Rise Against Album: Appeal To Reason It kills me not to know this But I´ve all but just forgotten What the color of her eyes were And her ...
on January 28, 2016
The Neighbourhood - Afraid lyrics
We own nothing, all credit goes to The Neighbourhood, i just did the lyric video. Our 2nd lyric video in music playlist that we did!! Hope you enjoy it!! Mad...
on January 28, 2016
Only 3 more gold fish and I can get my yard expansion ugh
on January 28, 2016
I wonder if some users go back to Qfeast and cringe and never come back
on January 28, 2016
Remember when you were obsessed with La Llorona
on January 28, 2016