I love this song...I guess its the Valentine Fever I am trying to subdue...listening to soothing songs like these...really nice....i miss singing...someday I pray I get the chance to sing again...like Leigh Nash does...
Ocean Size Love ( by Leigh Nash )
I know what I'm doing may be dumb I know I should not be staring at the sun But the thought of you leads me to temptation It's the same whatever side you're on Separated we are delicate and small And the space between needs a retention
I see you right in front of me as close as you can get And I pray that you won't leave this daydream yet
And it might seem much too far to get back to where you are But it's close enough with an ocean size love So if you can't reach out to me Send a sign across the sea and I'll pick it up with an ocean size love
I don't have to worry anymore If I really need you I'll go to the shore And the thought of you there is my protection
I see it right in front of me A vision in my head And I know this is as real as a daydream gets
And it might seem much too far to get back to where you are But it's close enough with an ocean size love So if you can't reach out to me Send a sign across the sea and I'll pick it up with an ocean size love
You make no sound but I can hear you in the wind I can see this never ends Like the sea Like you for me
And it's close enough with an ocean size love So if you can't reach out to me Send a sign across the sea and I'll pick it up with an ocean size love
And it might seem much too far to get back to where you are But it's close enough with an ocean size love So if you can't reach out to me Send a sign across the sea and I'll pick it up with an ocean size love (less)
This was a movie I have watched a few years back...weird cause I just got to listen to the song a few weeks ago and I loved it...its Let Go by Frou Frou
its more of a song with a dreamy beat...enjoy!
Lyrics:
Drink up baby down Mmm are you in or out Leave your things behind 'Cause it's all going off without you Excuse me Too busy Writing your tragedy These mishaps You bubble wrap When you've no idea what you're like... So let go (let go) Jump in Oh well whatcha waiting for It's all right 'cause there's beauty in the breakdown So let go (so let go) Just get in Oh it's so amazing here It's all right 'cause there's beauty in the breakdown It gains the more you give and it rises with the fall So hand me that remote Can't you see that all that stuff's a sideshow Such boundless pleasure We've no time for later now You can't await your own arrival You've twenty seconds to comply So let go (you let go) Jump in Oh well whatcha waiting for It's all right 'cause there's beauty in the breakdown So let go (mm let go) Just get in Oh it's so amazing here It's all right 'cause there's beauty in the breakdown (x2) 'cause there's beauty in the break down Breakdown So amazing here 'cause there's beauty in the breakdown
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I have known about this research since College...but, it was just now that I was able to see the video...really inspiring...Research From Dr. Masaru Emoto, says that human thoughts are directed at water before it is frozen, images of the resulting water crystals will be beautiful or ugly depending upon whether the thoughts were positive or negative. Emoto claims this can be achieved through prayer, music or by attaching written words to a container of water. Since 1999 Emoto has published several volumes of a work titled Messages from Water, which contains photographs of water crystals next to essays and "words of intent".
If you love someone...no matter how long it has been, or how painful...even if you removed them from your memory...they will always be in your heart....
Blessed are the forgetful for they get the better even of their blunders....
