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so it's 2007 hey....2006 was probably one of my most exciting years on the planet and was probably almost the best year of my life....i need to thank the following for getting me through the year that was the '06:
american football
owen
rugby league
undying
morning again and other related 90'to early naughties metallic hardcore
say anything
grolsch beer and amsterdam mariner ale respectively
mineral's parking lot and these lyrics:
"will you come? and what will i say? "oh...i have been so distant...and
unhappy" (like i could disappear). when i was a boy, i saw things that no
one else could see. so why am i so blind at 22, to the hope that is all
around me - filling up this room. on the road. on my own. waiting for the
words to fall from your tongue, into my ears. when i was a boy, i could hear
symphonies in seashells. so why am i so deaf at 22, to the sound of the
driving snow that drives me home to you"
bit fruity but it's weird to think that mineral were 22 when they wrote one of the classic albums of forever and i've done sweet fuck all...that shall change though
not sure anyone reads lj anymore but i still think of it as a relic of a bygone era
american football
owen
rugby league
undying
morning again and other related 90'to early naughties metallic hardcore
say anything
grolsch beer and amsterdam mariner ale respectively
mineral's parking lot and these lyrics:
"will you come? and what will i say? "oh...i have been so distant...and
unhappy" (like i could disappear). when i was a boy, i saw things that no
one else could see. so why am i so blind at 22, to the hope that is all
around me - filling up this room. on the road. on my own. waiting for the
words to fall from your tongue, into my ears. when i was a boy, i could hear
symphonies in seashells. so why am i so deaf at 22, to the sound of the
driving snow that drives me home to you"
bit fruity but it's weird to think that mineral were 22 when they wrote one of the classic albums of forever and i've done sweet fuck all...that shall change though
not sure anyone reads lj anymore but i still think of it as a relic of a bygone era