#ignance

When I think of you My heart just breaks in two I give a part to you And keep a part for me

Entrei em pânico. Não sei o porquê. Tantas coisas passaram na cabeça, que poderia jogar Uno e ainda sim não iria resolver tudo. Quantas dúvidas, quantos questionamentos, sem nenhuma resposta ou solução.

How happy I would be If only you'd agree To make them reunite Oh, it would be alright

Pois, apesar de toda a loucura obtida nesse pouco tempo em que se conhecemos, ainda há dúvidas constantes, perguntas que não foram respondidas, coisas que ainda não disse a ti. Talvez, deveria saber o que se passa na minha cabeça em relação a tais assuntos, como tu.

'Cause I can't give you more than sympathy And I can't give my life so secretly No-one would ever know about you and me Just carry on and one day you will see

My coworker is trying to find an apartment for her and her 2 kids. She called to check on an apartment listing off the reservation in the next town over (relevant that I'm identifying this). She calls and the lady is super nice to her and talking about how she can give her an application and schedule a visit to the house and if she's approved she can move in right away. my coworker asks if the renter(?) could email the application to her. The renter asks for her email and as soon as she says her email, the first part of the email being "ldf" (which means Lac du Flambeau (our rez)), she's like "oh..well the apartment is already rented." And my coworker says "oh really? in the time during this phone call it's already rented?" and the renter says "yea, well, actually they just have to sign the lease."

ESQUIRE.COM: So how does it feel to hear that your song was what the guy who killed bin Laden listened to as he got pumped up?

THE GAME: I think that’s the shit, man. What’s crazy about that is that bin Laden might have heard “Red Nation” right before he died. That’s pretty cool. ‘Cause if you’re thinking about the speakers, sometimes it bleeds out, you know?

ESQ: [laughs] I don’t think he was actually listening while he was on the mission, because they’ve got to listen to each other. But when he was in training, he did.

THE GAME: Oh. Maybe while he was on the way to kill bin Laden maybe he was doing an a cappella.

ESQ: So you were, in a small way, a part of the mission that killed Osama bin Laden.

THE GAME: I feel real patriotic. I feel real American. I feel like I had — ’cause what if he was listening to, like, John Mayer? Than he probably would’ve missed the shot or something. But I feel like “Red Nation” had him on-point.

ESQ: Even in your wildest dreams, did you feel like one of your songs could be involved in such a big part of American history?