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she used it as a clue to make sure that Bella could tell that the secret message was for her just in case something happened when the volturie came to take away renesemee, she didnt want her to be killed, so she gave her the name of a person who could make fake documents so that if anything would happen renesemee would be safe living with Jacob as his "daughter"
Alice was trying to get a secret message to Bella. Alice knows that Bella's thoughts are protected from Aro so she wants Bella to make arrangements to keep Renesmee safe from the Volturi.
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Lyric poetry is what you probably think of when you think of a poem. Songs are lyric poetry, also. Click on the Related Questions to learn what sorts of lyric poems you might write.
To write good lyric poetry, you must have a good sense of rhythm and rhyme, and be able to fit your words into the proper format without resorting to stilted phrases or forcing the emphasis onto odd syllables.
Pick a topic and brainstorm: just write down any images you think of, any rhymes that come to your mind, and any words that are associated with that topic for you. Once you feel that you have a big enough "pile" of images and words, start looking for connections. Join the bits together in different ways - try one rhyme, then another until you find a pattern that works for you.
Then, start editing. You will need to condense your poetry down to it's most concise form. Dump anything that takes away, even slightly, from the images you want to convey. Make certain that each word is precisely the one you need to invoke whatever emotion you are aiming for in your reader (or listener). This step will take longer than writing the images down, because a poem must be distilled down to bare image and emotion.
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The song is called Bella's Lullaby by Stan Whitmire. There are two versions though. the false version is Bella's Lullaby-River Flows In You by Yiruma.
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Waltzing Matilda is an Australian poem because it is based on a real Australian event, and involves some unique Australian terms. Words such as billabong, swagman and coolibah are not used outside of Australia.
Waltzing Matilda drew attention to the difficult conditions surrounding the Great Shearer's Strike of the late 1800s. The lyrics were based on the story of a man named Samuel "Frenchy" Hoffmeister. In September 1894, on the Dagworth sheep station north of Winton, Queensland, some shearers were in a strike that turned violent. The strikers fired off their rifles and pistols in the air and then set fire to the woolshed at the Dagworth Homestead, killing over a hundred sheep. The owner of Dagworth Homestead and three policemen pursued Hoffmeister who, rather than be captured, shot and killed himself at a billabong.
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easy just go like b a g a b b b a a a ,a b b b a g ab b b b a a b a g
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Shakira's "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" was based upon a traditional African soldiers' song named Zangaléwa, a 1986 makossa hit for Cameroonian group, Golden Sounds. The song was released on May 7, 2010 in the album, Listen Up! The Official 2010 FIFA World Cup Album.
Shakira's management and Sony Music Entertainment, the company that chose Shakira to sing the song, began to run into trouble with Jean Paul Zé Bella, Golden Sounds' group leader. Zé Bella accused Shakira of pirating the song as he did not grant permission to Shakira to use the chorus, nor did he receive any form of letter asking for it. An undisclosed deal was struck with Sony, promising to provide compensation to Zé Bella to borrow from Zangaléwa. Sony did not mention how much compensation it would provide.
The song was chosen as the official song for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. In response, Shakira said:I am honored that Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) was chosen to be part of the excitement and the legacy of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Many South Africans complained that they would have liked a local singer to perform the song instead of Shakira, in which she responded:The World Cup is about this melting pot, you know, in which so many cultures come together. So when Sony ... asked me to write a song for the World Cup, I decided to bring a little bit of my culture, too, which is attached to Africa through an umbilical cord. I mean, I was raised listening to music that was heavily influenced by African music ... that's how close Colombians are to African culture. So I decided to use a little of Colombian and Afro-Caribbean elements, these chants from Cameroon ... and invite a South African artist to also bring their own flavor to this song. And I thought in that way we could create a song that would be more emblematic of what the world cup spirit is, that spirit of tolerance and integration and that melting pot that South Africa is right now.
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The lines from bottom to top are E G B D F. Use the mnemonic "Every Good Boy Does Fine". The spaces between the lines are F A C E. That one should be obvious.
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this is very simple. The tab uses a series of 4 parralel line (for a 4 string bass)- each ine representing a string. The bottom line is the E string, top line is the G string (A and D in the middle). You then place on the "string" line what fret which you need to press down on- so of you needed to play 4th fret on the E string you would write a 4 on the bottom line. This is then continued for the entire song- which can be quite time consuming but is a very simple way to write and memorize the songs.
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bb d' d' g b g aaaa b a g aa b g a bb d' d' g a b g aaaa b a ggg bag
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??!?! That's like asking "What's so good about fun." "What's so good about going wild." Las Vegas is Sin City baby! It's the only place in the USA where you can completely cut loose and literally party every minute of every hour of every day if you so desired. I mean, come on, the Palms Casino has a nightclub dedicated to Playboy, and a Hugh Hefner Sky Villa to complement it. What other city in the world can boast that? None I know of. Don't believe me?? Check the link :D.
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a carbohydrate molecular group
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The lyrics for "So long farewell" are from a song in the movie The Sound of Music. The name of the song is So Long, Farewell and is one of many popular songs from that particular movie.
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Ready made software is software that is designed for specific users. The software is also made for certain groups such as Accountants or medical professionals.
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Try e-mailing their band director and ask
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Go Aubrey! Go Aubrey! Go Aubrey! Go! Go! Go!
By, Edrian Macayan
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Lyrics for the song - THANK YOU
Thank you for teaching me how to love
Showing me what the world means
What I've been dreamin' of
And now I know, there is nothing that I could not do
Thanks to You
For teaching me how to feel
Showing me my emotions
Letting me know what's real
From what is not
What I've got is more that I'd ever hoped for
And a lot of what I hope for is
Thanks to you
No mountain, no valley
No time, no space
No heartache, no heartbreak
No fall from grace
Can't stop me from believing
That my love will pull me through
Thanks to You
(Adlib)
There's no mountain, no valley
No time, no space
No heartache, no heartbreak
No fall from grace
Can't stop me from believing
That my love will see me through
Thanks to You
Thanks to You
For teaching me how to live
Putting things in perspective
Teaching me how to give
And how to take
No mistake
We were put here together
And if I breakdown
Forgive me but it's true
That I'm aching with the love I feel inside
Thanks to You
Thanks to you
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What may be offensive to one person may be beautiful to another. What one person may consider highly objectionable, another may consider a high form of art. Tastefulness or lack thereof is in the eye of the beholder.
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"Where can you go when it's a Saturday?
Sun shining Saturday and you're alone.
You walk a lot
You think a lot
And watch all the kids flying kites in the park
Until it's dark.
Where can you go?
What can you do?
And Saturday evening is staring at you..."
This song is the B side to the original Archies hit record Sugar, Sugar in 1969 where it was No. 1 in the UK hit parade for eight weeks.
I have the original record that I bought then, but it is in storage so cannot be accessed at the moment. Even if you use a search engine to look up references to Sugar, Sugar, the B side is not mentioned at all. I'm fairly certain that details of this song cannot be found anywhere on the Net.
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Jonathan mars - don't pretend