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chris and his band had a gig at their talent show. it was pretty cool, they played american idiot and sean and i just sat and he commented on every little thing that anyone did. rehearsel was the crappiest ever!! and i hope there is never another one like that again!! EVER!!! a reed insturment shouldnt have to double tongue. but today was alright. a few little bad things but i'm not going to let that get in the way. i might have to present ethan and my romeo and juliet balcony scene, but i hope we dont have to go tomorrow. i want another day to practice that way i dont totally screw it up.
thou knowest the mask if night is on my face
else would a maiden blush bepaint my cheek
for that which though hast heard me speak tonight
fein would i dwell on form-fein fein deny
for that i have spoke, but farewell compliment
dost though love me, i know thou wilt say ay
and i will take thy word, yet if thy swearest
thou mayest prove false at lovers perfuries
they say jove laughs oh gentle romeo
if thou dost love me pronounce it faithfully
or if thy think i am too quickly won
i will frown, and be perverse, and say thee nay
for thou will woo, but else, not for the world
in truth fair montague, i am too fond
therefore thou mayest think my havior light
but trust me, gentleman, i will prove more true
than those with more cunning to be strange
i should have been more strange i must confess
but that which thou overheardst ere i was ware
my trulove passion (thats all i remember)
thou knowest the mask if night is on my face
else would a maiden blush bepaint my cheek
for that which though hast heard me speak tonight
fein would i dwell on form-fein fein deny
for that i have spoke, but farewell compliment
dost though love me, i know thou wilt say ay
and i will take thy word, yet if thy swearest
thou mayest prove false at lovers perfuries
they say jove laughs oh gentle romeo
if thou dost love me pronounce it faithfully
or if thy think i am too quickly won
i will frown, and be perverse, and say thee nay
for thou will woo, but else, not for the world
in truth fair montague, i am too fond
therefore thou mayest think my havior light
but trust me, gentleman, i will prove more true
than those with more cunning to be strange
i should have been more strange i must confess
but that which thou overheardst ere i was ware
my trulove passion (thats all i remember)