Friday, January 25, 2008

Love On The Run




One of my most favorite Chicane songs.

Excuse Me

I guess everyone who is rooting for it to fail should be happy now.


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Today is just another day
my heart breaks to a million pieces
yet once again.

Today is just another day
when the wind takes my kite away
never to return
and I can't help but hang my head
and hold onto the now limp thread;
because the pain of looking at the sun
just blinded me to flowing tears,
but nothing compares
to the shards of my heartbreak
piercing my trembling soul,
my breathe
my madness
my cessation to live.

Today is just another day,
forgive my sanity,
because, excuse me, I broke my heart again.

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Cerf Volant




La chanson de la scène des avions en papier du film "les Choristes":

Cerf-volant
Volant au vent
Ne t'arrête pas
Vers la mer
Haut dans les airs
Un enfant te voit
Voyage insolent
Troubles enivrants
Amours innocentes
Suivent ta voie
Suivent ta voie
En volant

Cerf-volant
Volant au vent
Ne t'arrête pas
Vers la mer
Haut dans les airs
Un enfant te voit
Et dans la tourmente
Tes ailes triomphantes
N'oublie pas de revenir
Vers moi

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Vois Sur Ton Chemin




au palais des congres. la chanson de filme Les Choristes est tres formidable!!

Hong Wo Ru Shui (Pin Guan)




I don't have the lyrics to this song...maybe you could post it here. Thanks!

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Thursday, January 10, 2008

The University of the Philippines Centennial Website

http://centennial.up.edu.ph/
[b]The UP, which started as a small institution of learning on Padre Faura Street in Manila in 1908, has grown tremendously in the last 100 years, and has become a university system with seven universities and 12 campuses all over the country. In 1911 it had only seven academic units, now it is offering 258 undergraduate and 438 graduate programs. Students come from almost all the 16 regions and all socio-economic brackets.

The UP has played a very important role in the social, economic and political development of the nation in the last 100 years. It produced seven out of 14 presidents, 12 chief justices of the Supreme Court, 30 out of 31 national scientists and 36 out of 57 national artists. Of the close to 250,000 UP alumni, 15,000 are doctors, 8,000 are lawyers and 23,000 are teachers. (excerpted from Philippine Daily Inquirer Editorial January 7, 2008) [/b]