Black & white is a shallow divide, division is the color that multiplies
Taking thing at face value is good only for a spell
Watch out for the quicksand, an hour glass isn't worth watching when the cook is done
I wanted to know what is the song used in a commercial where a bunch of people sing "can't stop the felling , just dance dance dance" and I found it. I realized that I've never listened to a single Justin Timberlake song. That reminded me that I still haven't listened to my first Taylor Swift song yet...
Black & white is a shallow divide, division is the color that multiplies
Taking thing at face value is good only for a spell
Watch out for the quicksand, an hour glass isn't worth watching when the cook is done
Somebody said this song was about getting a bj...lmao. Now I keep remembering that when I listen to the song
Chronic "grass is always greener" syndrome
Black & white is a shallow divide, division is the color that multiplies
Taking thing at face value is good only for a spell
Watch out for the quicksand, an hour glass isn't worth watching when the cook is done
For Russians side in that war the common death rate in army was 50%. 8 millions have died in action or soon after injures.
The common civils death from direct and indirect war reasons compared to acting army was 3:1.
So in sum the approximate death quantity was 30 million of USSR citizens.
This was the price for normal life during next ~50 years.
Until the most prosperous Russian state of all history was not destroyed inside by betrayers in "cold war".
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Black & white is a shallow divide, division is the color that multiplies
Taking thing at face value is good only for a spell
Watch out for the quicksand, an hour glass isn't worth watching when the cook is done
found by chance, i don't usually listen to him. but hell i'm convinced by the production man, that solo at 3:12 is just incredible
I've never listened to the original version (by "The Weeknd" ). It was a Youtube suggestion and I dig it ! I have the feeling that the Weeknd is really into vintage 80's vibe revival and I'm a sucker for everything 80's ! I only knew this song from that band. I feel like I was in the coma for 30 years because I kinda stooped listening "pop" music exept for Jpop songs discovered from Anime... I feel like a complete ignorant in terms of contemporary pop musical trends...
I know I'm replying a little late to this post, but this is probably the Justin Timberlake song that sounds least like any of his other songs, since it was composed for the soundtrack of the movie Trolls, in which Justin plays a major voice-acting role. That being said, I still enjoy it, and I enjoy almost every song Justin puts out.Originally Posted by godslave
But he's a guilty pleasure of mine considering his slightly controversial reputation in recent years...
Edit: I should also give lots of credit to Timbaland and Danja (ESPECIALLY Timbaland) since they have both produced the majority of Justin's most well-known songs. Timbaland is a really good producer, actually, as far as hip-hop infused pop music goes. I'm not actually that much of a music listener, but boy, do I sure sound like one right now.
Probably my favorite Spanish-language song. God, the way it builds up until the final chorus is amazing...
I dig that !!
Alizée’s music helped me through the 2020 lockdown. The warm, pleasant feeling of many of her songs, especially this one, helped remind me of the beauty of the world during a time when I could only stay indoors. Nowadays that time feels like a hazy dream.
One thing leading to another, @kuno posting Alysée songs and me thinking about her "countrymate and beautiful" and then "Bint bladi !" " the daughter of my country" this is just an expression used in some Arabic countries that spontaneously popped up. And then of course the Khaled song " Chebba (bint bladi)" (Oh (beautiful) young (girl) of my country) came to mind and that reminded me a period of my life (an eternity ago !) when I was listening to Khaled a lot (I still have almost all his albums (cd)). I was living a complicated love story (I was the lover !) and that relationship drove me crazy. So much pain and suffering, so much feelings to conceal, so much pretending, but so much love. There is this khaled song "Hey ouedi" that I used to listen a lot...
Oh my God that bug in the spoiler again!!
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"Hey Ouedi" sounds lovely! (Though I had to find another video since the one you linked to was blocked in the US!) Thanks for taking the care to translate and share your memories.One thing leading to another, @kuno posting Alysée songs and me thinking about her "countrymate and beautiful" and then "Bint bladi !" " the daughter of my country" this is just an expression used in some Arabic countries that spontaneously popped up. And then of course the Khaled song " Chebba (bint bladi)" (Oh (beautiful) young (girl) of my country) came to mind and that reminded me a period of my life (an eternity ago !) when I was listening to Khaled a lot (I still have almost all his albums (cd)). I was living a complicated love story (I was the lover !) and that relationship drove me crazy. So much pain and suffering, so much feelings to conceal, so much pretending, but so much love. There is this khaled song "Hey ouedi" that I used to listen a lot...
Oh my God that bug in the spoiler again
Music truly does awaken old feelings. I love vividly remembering bittersweet memories with the help of music (perhaps I'm odd).
I must listen to his music more. I love discovering music from the Arab world
Man this chick is kinda hot but the vid is so trashy
These lyrics fit Scientology. Fuck Scientology.
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