Doug Gillet Not the entire song. Charlie Chaplin wrote atleast part of it. I know he composed the music. Not sure about the lyrics.
Whoever said this to you doesn't speak Spanish very well, or you didn't write it the same way they said it. "La Sonrisa" means The Smile. "Matar" is to kill. And "You" is obviously English. So what this actually says is "You kill the smiles" or "You kill smiles"
Russell Crowe said this in the motion picture film "Gladiator" staring as "Maximus".; however, he was quoting the late emperor who died in the beginning of the film.
there's a mile in between the first and last letter
No, the word 'smiled' is not a noun.The word 'smiled' is the past tense of the verb to smile.The word 'smile' is both a verb and a noun.The noun 'smile' (smiles) is a common noun, a general word for a pleased, kind, or amused facial expression; a word for any smile of any kind.Examples:Mom smiled when I showed her my report card. (verb)She said, "Your dad will smile when he sees this." (verb)It was nice to see the smile on mom's face. (noun)
Nick said in one of his magizines that he looks at her eyes first and smile! He also said that you could tell if they were geniuen with there personality by looking at her eyes and smile!! Well i hope i could help!! Peace, Love, and Gob Bless!! ~!Samantha!~
When a person smiles at you, it really depends on the situation to determine the true reason behind the smile. If it's a person you have never met before, their smile could be caused by the way you are dressed, the way you walk, something that you're doing, etc. You might make them recall a fond memory, or you might be someone they've never seen before and they like what they see. They could also find you quite attractive. If someone you know by face but are not close with, he/she could simply be acknowledging your presence and saying a wordless hello to you. A smile can often tell more to the receiver than words, or it can completely confuse the receiver and cause him/her to ask this philosophical question, just like you did. The circumstance, the time of day, the situation at hand, the quality of the smile, the type of person who gives you the smile (usually judged or misjudged by physical appearance and manner if you don't know that person), the place it occurred, all need to be taken into account before trying to determine why that person smiled at you. There's no simple answer to the mystery of a smile and oftentimes, your best judgment can determine why you were smiled at. If you still can't understand why in the world a stranger smiled at you, if I were you, I'd accept it as a gift and give one back in return. Then, I'd go on with my day with a smile.
He said that he wrote for his first girlfriend but I don't know who she was. If anyone can tell us who she was, please submit the answer.
Jackie Wilson Said - I'm in Heaven When You Smile - was created in 1972-07.
I heard that Nat wrote the song "YOUR SMILE" for his first girlfriend then when they broke up,He wrote ''Face in the hall" He said so himself in one of the concert videos. :]
Tim McGraw, Picture to burn, Teardrops on my guitar, a place in this world, cold as you, the outside, tied together with a smile, stay beautiful, should've said no, Mary's song, our song.
Tim McGraw Picture To Burn Teardrops On My Guitar A Place In This World Cold As You The Outside Tied Together With A Smile Stay Beautiful Should've Said No Mary's Song Our Song I am pretty sure these were the first albums songs
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