Random Favorite Lyrics
After an intense off-line political discussion, I thought I would share some favorite lyrics from songs that played on my mp3 player today as I drove back and forth across Florida:
“I must be an acrobat to talk like this and act like that.”
-U2
“Time is a train, makes the future the past, leaves you standing at the station, your face pressed up against the glass.”
-U2
“All troubles slow fade away … I hold your hand inside my hand… Through fields of joy.”
-Lenny Kravitz
“Words are very unnecessary. They can only do harm.”
-Depeche Mode
“Does this voice the wounds in your soul?”
-Dream Theater
“When am I going to take control, get a hold of my emotions?”
-Billy Joel
“She cuts you once, she cuts you twice, but still you believe.”
-Billy Joel
“And the only people I fear are those who never have doubts. Save us all from arrogant men and all the causes they’re for.”
-Billy Joel
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mi favorito lyrics aqui..Iran numero uno, Russia numero uno, Venezuela numero uno, estados unidos–yankee GO HOME!!
El yankee teme
que t� te levantes
Am�rica Latina obrera
no s� �por qu� no lo haces?
El yankee teme
a la revoluci�n
el yankee teme
al grito �yankee go home!
yankee go home
Y viene remontando el Amazonas
el grito rebelde del carioca
y viene a unirse con su hermano
el obrero venezolano
Am�rica Latina obrera
Am�rica Latina obrera
Am�rica Latina
Levanta en tus manos la bandera
de la Revoluci�n
Am�rica Latina obrera
y grita con fuerza
yankee go home!
yankee go home!
yankee go home!
(recitado)
“gringo go home
los obreros de Am�rica latina
te dicen: gringo go home!
yankee go home”
Levanta en tus manos la bandera
de la Revoluci�n
Am�rica Latina obrera
y grita con fuerza
yankee go home!
yankee go home!
yankee go home!
Hey, buddy, I AM home. And, “Let me tell ya,” I love it here.
Being a lower-middle-class person in the U.S. = being amongst the richest people on EARTH.
Eat your jealousy and WEEP. And, while you’re at it, ask Hugo Chavez for a raise.
Between now and November 4…
Let’s spend one minute a day…
Envisioning Barack Obama…
As our President…
Prepare your heart to fill with hope…
Prepare your mind to embrace the change…
Envision Barack victorious on election night…
…Taking the oath of office…
On Inauguration Day…
Believe that this great moment in American history is already a reality…