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all the time? Yeah.

And I sometimes write with a lowercase letter when I write everything like that) and when I'm in a hurry, or just really lazy.
Hatred is a stupid feeling. You stubbornly strive for contempt.

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And in general, I very rarely write your nickname, Morning).

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This video made my eyes water.
It's like an unremarkable song, but it captivated me (I don't know why I haven't heard it from Rhapsody, or maybe I just don't remember).
I understand that there are millions of similar compilations, but here the music fits the film very well, and vice versa. And I just liked it, I don't know why).
It's a pity that the song is short. It could have been developed into a long and epic piece. Maybe it already exists, it's just divided.
And the quality is low, maybe I'll find a better one later.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration if I said I've read this book at least ten times. And where did they kill him? O_o

So, I guess I was mistaken. As a child, I read a lot of stories about animals (especially wolves and dogs), Jack London, and Jonathan Swift, and I must say, it's much sadder when an animal dies, even sadder than when a person dies...

Besides "Bridge to Terabithia," I can't think of anything else, which is strange. As for the bow, it's useless. Grinding horseradish with a meat grinder is much more effective at penetrating both tear ducts and airways.

and, it can sometimes work if you take some Stimorol Ice 70 degrees, put it in the freezer for a long time, and then eat all the gum at once.
It's actually pretty cool.
Breathing afterward feels great.
You can breathe through the window and get sick.

Yellowcard - Dear Bobbie
This song really touched me. I can't remember the last time something affected me this way. I do love sad songs and listen to them when I'm in a certain mood (which is often), but usually, the music adapts to my feelings, whereas in this case, my feelings adapted to the song.
Although, this is probably because I learned more about the song – how it was recorded, who was involved, etc. And then I started to imagine things, created a picture, and put myself in the person's shoes. Specifically: the vocalist's grandfather participated in the recording of this song, and you can actually hear him in some parts. He talks about how he met his beloved (presumably his grandmother). I don't know why this is all included, but I assumed that this woman is already dead, and he's reminiscing about those days, or perhaps he's dying and thinking about her before he dies (the song says: "When I die, then I die loving you"). Maybe it's both – she died, and he doesn't have much time left, but before he dies, he wants her to be with him, but she's no longer there, and he's sad.

and then I added my own interpretation

I read the lyrics, no one died; the old man is just feeling nostalgic for the good old days.

You have gray hair now but you're a beautiful woman and the years have been good to both of us. We walk slow now, but we still have each other. The glue of love is still bonding us together. Love is what I remember. Do you remember?

If, after the quote, this passage is still unclear, here's the translation into Russian:
Your hair is now gray, but you are a beautiful woman, and the years have been good to both of us. We walk slowly now, but we still have each other. The glue of love still binds us together. Love is what I remember. Do you remember?

Now we're moving slowly, but we still have each other.

I apologize, but it sounds a bit vulgar. :smile04:

There's a song on a similar theme by Lyriel - Memoria.
But I'm almost certain that Revanka wouldn't be able to translate it on the fly; there are too many complex words, and I had to look them up in the dictionary myself.

no one died

but they will die! and that's the main thing. Well, and the song is still sad; it makes me think about love and death.

Rёva-cow.

A similar situation occurred in a neighboring area. ©
I've always liked Iggypop's "In The Deathcar." I don't understand English very well when listening, I only catch individual words, so I imagined all sorts of sad mysticism, which was dispelled one fine day - as soon as I searched for "song translation" on Google.

I only remember two books that deeply affected my young mind: "The Cranes Are Flying" and "Ovod". I cried.

I've always liked Iggypop's "In The Deathcar." I don't understand English well when listening, I only catch individual words, so I imagined all sorts of sad mysticism, which was dispelled one fine day when I searched for "song translation" on Google.

Roar-cow.

Ctrl+alt+del, that very ctrl+alt+del, which made me laugh throughout yesterday's conference, made me cry into my pillow all night. Rarely do I feel SO much sympathy for characters. And even more rarely do I feel SO much sympathy for couples in love.

Crybaby, hot gutalin.

I only remember two books that touched my, then childish, psyche: "The Cranes Are Flying" and "Ovod." I cried.

Crybaby, salty cucumber. It's lying on the floor, no one is eating it.

When the first notes of Iggy Pop's "In The Deathcar" start playing and I burst into tears, you can safely send me to a mental institution.

A good old thing, well forgotten.

Rhapsody - Trolls In The Dark
Rhapsody of Fire - Dar-Kunor
Rhapsody of Fire - Sea of Fate
Rhapsody of Fire - Reign of Terror
Rhapsody of Fire - Danza Di Fuoco E Ghiaccio
Rhapsody of Fire - Labyrinth of Madness

Each one had tears just now.
Why haven't I been banned from Rhapsody for such a long time? Before this, it took a long time, but only with Nightwish.