Cormamin niuve tenna’ ta elea lle au’
Turn it inside out so I can see
The part of you that's drifting over me
And when I wake you're--you're never there
And when I sleep you're--you're everywhere
You're everywhere
Just tell me how I got this far
Just tell me why you're here and who you are
'Cause every time I look
You're never there
And every time I sleep
You're always there
'Cause you're everywhere to me
And when I close my eyes it's you I see
You're everything I know
That makes me believe
I'm not alone
I'm not alone
I recognize the way you make me feel
It's hard to think that you might not be real
I sense it now, the water's getting deep
I try to wash the pain away from me
Away from me
'Cause you're everywhere to me
And when I close my eyes it's you I see
You're everything I know
That makes me believe
I'm not alone
I'm not alone
I am not alone
Whoa, oh, oooh, oh
And when I touch your hand
It's then I understand
The beauty that's within
It's now that we begin
You always light my way
I hope there never comes a day
No matter where I go
I always feel you so
'Cause you're everywhere to me
And when I close my eyes it's you I see
You're everything I know
That makes me believe
I'm not alone
'Cause you're everywhere to me
And when I catch my breath
It's you I breathe
You're everything I know
That makes me believe
I'm not alone
You're in everyone I see
So tell me
Do you see me?
Love this song, but anyway....
Ok, question to anyone who does supermarket work. Should we be forced to work with broken/dodgy cages? Bare in mind that a cage is about 6' 1"/2", and I work in drinks and crisps so the average cage has between.... hum.... 150 - 200 litres of liquids in it. Now consider that most of these cages have recently developed dodgy wheels, so anyone who works isle 7 (mainly me most of the time) has to -drag- a cage across the shop floor. This gets annoying. I can feel every muscle at work (admittedly this is good, its doing wonders for my physique ;) :D) but it gets damn tiring, and the amount of cages in the load per day vary, plus the off-sales cages. Does it cost much to replace a cage? Or just get them fixed? It is a pain in the arse.
Yeah, I'm done now.
The part of you that's drifting over me
And when I wake you're--you're never there
And when I sleep you're--you're everywhere
You're everywhere
Just tell me how I got this far
Just tell me why you're here and who you are
'Cause every time I look
You're never there
And every time I sleep
You're always there
'Cause you're everywhere to me
And when I close my eyes it's you I see
You're everything I know
That makes me believe
I'm not alone
I'm not alone
I recognize the way you make me feel
It's hard to think that you might not be real
I sense it now, the water's getting deep
I try to wash the pain away from me
Away from me
'Cause you're everywhere to me
And when I close my eyes it's you I see
You're everything I know
That makes me believe
I'm not alone
I'm not alone
I am not alone
Whoa, oh, oooh, oh
And when I touch your hand
It's then I understand
The beauty that's within
It's now that we begin
You always light my way
I hope there never comes a day
No matter where I go
I always feel you so
'Cause you're everywhere to me
And when I close my eyes it's you I see
You're everything I know
That makes me believe
I'm not alone
'Cause you're everywhere to me
And when I catch my breath
It's you I breathe
You're everything I know
That makes me believe
I'm not alone
You're in everyone I see
So tell me
Do you see me?
Love this song, but anyway....
Ok, question to anyone who does supermarket work. Should we be forced to work with broken/dodgy cages? Bare in mind that a cage is about 6' 1"/2", and I work in drinks and crisps so the average cage has between.... hum.... 150 - 200 litres of liquids in it. Now consider that most of these cages have recently developed dodgy wheels, so anyone who works isle 7 (mainly me most of the time) has to -drag- a cage across the shop floor. This gets annoying. I can feel every muscle at work (admittedly this is good, its doing wonders for my physique ;) :D) but it gets damn tiring, and the amount of cages in the load per day vary, plus the off-sales cages. Does it cost much to replace a cage? Or just get them fixed? It is a pain in the arse.
Yeah, I'm done now.