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Phoenix was conceived in the 1990s when vocalist Thomas Mars, bassist Deck d'Arcy, and guitarist Chris Mazzalai, who were all friends in school, started playing together as a "garage band" based out of Mars's house in the suburbs of Paris. In 1995, Laurent Brancowitz, Mazzalai's older brother, permanently joined the band on guitar after the end of Darlin', a short-lived band that Brancowitz had formed with Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (Bangalter and de Homem-Christo later formed Daft Punk). Two years later the band took on the name Phoenix and pressed 500 copies of a single on their own label, Ghettoblaster. Shortly after, they were signed to the Paris-based Source Records. Phoenix quickly became well acquainted with labelmates Air when they acted as their backing band on several UK TV appearances. Thomas Mars – lead vocals, drums, percussion (1999–present)Deck d'Arcy – bass, keyboards (1999–present) Laurent Brancowitz – guitar, keyboards (1999–present) Christian Mazzalai – guitar (1999–present) LyRicS Baby when I saw you turning at the end of the street I knew a time was gone and it took me like ages Just to understand that I was afraid to be a simple guy I tried my best to smile, but deep inside my heart I felt it was shouting like a crowd dancing I guess I couldn't live without the things that made my life what it is Can't you hear me calling, oh Everybody's dancing, oh Tonight everything is over I feel too young Tired out, not a miracle in days Deciders for the lonely whispering tears You try out for nothing then you drop dead Not a miracle in years Leisure for the lonely Whispering unnecessary unless you're in Die and succeed I say it out loud but you just don't care Farewell, til you know me well Farewell, til you know me well Girlfriend We are far from home, I am with you now I'm am longing you, I am longing us two Who bought a miracle sells these fortune tears December's death or glory how you want it? No, not a miracle in years Deciders for the lonely Wishing death wishes death unless Die and succeed I say it out loud but you just don't care Farewell, til you know me well Farewell, til you know me well Girlfriend Die and succeed I say it out loud but you just don't care Girlfriend Writer(s): Thomas Croquet, Frederic Moulin, Laurent Mazzalai, Christian Mazzalai

Raffaele Falzarano 💔 LyRicS You want more, and still more, Until you get more than you ever bargained for. Now its plain, clear as rain, I've seen your symptoms many times before. Lying on your bed of pain What will you have now? What are riches untold in a life without compassion? For there's no winter as cold As a life without compassion. There's no prescription that's sold That can heal you like compassion. Well you tried and you cried, And let your disappointment make you hard inside. You have doubt, you reach out, Still you're the only one you care about. Hiding in your sack of woe What do you need now? For there is nothing so sad As a life without compassion. And even love has turned bad, It was love without compassion. And you don't need what you had 'Cause you did not have compassion. Dying on your bed of pain What will you have now? You'll get no judgment from me, I can only feel compassion. And if that's what you need, I will give you my compassion. Just don't forget about me 'Cause we all need some compassion. Open up your heart So you can start to feel compassion. Get down on your knees, Pray to heaven for compassion. Everybody needs compassion. If you want to be healed Then you know you got to feel compassion Songwriters: Todd Rundgren Compassion lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc

As they walked about Clapton's garden. Eric Clapton talked about writing this song with Harrison: "It was one of those beautiful spring mornings. I think it was April, we were just walking around the garden with our guitars. I don't do that, you know? This is what George brought to the situation. He was just a magical guy... we sat down at the bottom of the garden, looking out, and the sun was shining; it was a beautiful morning, and he began to sing the opening lines and I just watched this thing come to life." LyRiCs Here comes the sun, doo, dun, doo, doo Here comes the sun, and I say It's all right Little darling, it's been a long cold lonely winter Little darling, it feels like years since it's been here Here comes the sun, doo, dun, doo, doo Here comes the sun, and I say It's all right Little darling, the smile's returning to the faces Little darling, it seems like years since it's been here Here comes the sun Here comes the sun, and I say It's all right Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Little darling, I feel that ice is slowly melting Little darling, it seems like years since it's been clear Here comes the sun, doo, dun, doo, doo Here comes the sun, and I say It's all right Here comes the sun, doo, dun, doo, doo Here comes the sun It's all right It's all right Writer/s: George Harrison Publisher: BMG Rights Management Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Who: Raymo Ventura - Freelance client project for Felix Cavaliere and the Hall of Fame 60's rock group The Rascals. Design collaboration with the Portugal based Crossover Studio. Created a series of visual bumpers for use in live performances… The goal was to present a nostalgic design feeling based around the contexts and stories of classic rock hits such as "Good Lovin', "It's a Beautiful Morning", "Groovin", "People Got to be Free", etc…Special thanks to Joanne Broski for helping us with collecting the group's archive materials

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Remote Control poem By Dale This is what happens. I'm holding my remote control flipping through for something new never asking if it's true buying what they want me to watching what i never do I'm holding my remote control but who's controlling who? this week i'll leave my tv dark I'll meet a friend down at the park I'm nervous to give up the box what will i do? play games with rocks? It's weird to wonder what i'll find when all my thoughts come from my mind.

Oh, I never should have trusted you Oh, I never should have trusted you Oh, I never should have trusted you ♥

What a world of wisdom there is in this statement!  When we are in the grip of lust, the reality of God fades…  This is what lust does!  It has done it millions of times.  God disappears to lust-glazed eyes.

John O'Donohue (1 January 1956 – 4 January 2008) Eldest of four siblings, O'Donohue was reared in west Ireland in the area of Connemara and County Clare, where his father Patrick O'Donohue was a stonemason, while his mother Josie O'Donohue was a housewife.Johns life partner Kristine Fleck moved back to Germany from England years later. Today, she lives unrecognised with her partner in a large German city.

As traditional Irish music and dance continue to enjoy phenomenal success both here and in Ireland, Áine Minogue is an artist who has long explored its themes and who captures its very essence. Her voice reflects the lyricism and richness to be found in Irish music, mythology and poetry with a voice undeniably her own and a diverse group of instruments that add to the traditional flavor of her work. LyRicS And as you move between the worlds Great sorrow will I feel As first and last they journey same Through nature's passageway Chorus: You're welcome, soul, to be with me I'll happy be your guide Teach to me what's been forgot The old ways, by and by. I've begged the wise to lead me to The places you have been But glimpses in these waking dreams Is all they'll let me see. And as you move between the worlds Such sorrow makes us reel (real) As first and last they journey same Through nature's passageway. © Little Miller Music and Aine Minogue 2004-2017 TERMS OF USE & PRIVACY POLICY "Áine Minogue proves beyond reasonable doubt why the harp is indeed the instrument of angels….” Randy Lewis, LA TIMES

chorus Take me back Take me back, dear Lord To the place Where I first received You Take me back Take me back, dear Lord Where I first believed Take me back Take me back, dear Lord To the place Where I first received You Take me back Take me back, dear Lord Where I first believed verse I feel that I′m so far from You, Lord But still I hear You callin' me (ooh, ooh) Those simple things that I once knew The memories are drawin′ me I must confess Lord, I've been blessed But yet my soul's not satisfied Renew my faith, restore my joy Then dry my weepin′ eyes chorus Oh Lord (take me back) Oh Lord (take me back, dear Lord) To the place (to the place) Where I (first) first (received You) received You, Lord (Take me back) take me back (Take me back, dear Lord) Where I first believed bridge I′ve tried so hard To make it all alone I need Your help Just to make it home chorus Take me back (take me back) Oh take me Lord, (take me back) (Take) dear Lord (me back, dear Lord) To the place (to the place) Where I (where I first) oh (received You) oh, oh Lord (Take me back) please, take me back (Take me back, dear Lord) Where I (first believed) Oh (oh), I'm beggin′ You Lord outro (Take me back) I've got to get back, dear Lord (Take me back, dear Lord) To the place (to the place) Where I (where I first received You) oh, oh Lord (Take me back) I want to get back dear Lord (Take me back, dear Lord) Where I (first) where I first (believed) believed Writer(s): Bryan Adams, James Douglas Vallance

Perhaps it's wishful thinking And I'm a dreamer To find a way to make you Break into a laugh We're really not that different From a distance looking back Eye to the telescope Dreams in the glass Heart in the mouth and Stars in the black In the black.

"This book will diminish your fear of aging." Boyer, Paul and Jim Heynen, One Hundred Over 100: Moments with one hundred north American centenarians. After interviewing the one hundred centenarians who enliven this volume, the author observed "Neither one of us meet anyone who was afraid to die, but we didn't meet anyone who was afraid to live either." This book will diminish your fear of aging. These stories will invite your mind to roam in new directions, for much of what these people say and who they are contradicts our negative attitudes toward longevity - and a change in attitude is long overdue. As the author points out, the fact that so many of today's centenarians live full and meaningful lives should make us wonder: If we must be terrified by old age, why not be terrified by its splendor, by the possibilities it allows the mind and spirit and even, sometimes, the body?" This is for all ages. In introducing his subjects, the author states that "it will not be hard to find yourself in these pages, to find someone whose past resembles your present and possible future. Everybody seems to be here. The variety of people should convince all of you that no one is exempt from the possibility of longevity. Once and for all, you should be assured there is no one formula, no single secret." Indeed, as you will see, there must be at least one hundred. (In 1998, Life magazine reported that there were 7,000,000 centenarians in the U.S. and by the year 2040 there would be 27,000,000.