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One, two, three
Somebody save me, me from myself
I've spent so long living in Hell
They say my lifestyle is bad for my health
It's the only thing that seems to help
All of this drinkin' and smokin' is hopeless
But feel like it's all that I need
Somethin' inside of me's broken
I hold on to anything that sets me free
I'm a lost cause
Baby, don't waste your time on me
I'm so damaged beyond repair
Life has shattered my hopes and my dreams
I'm a lost cause
Baby, don't waste your time on me
I'm so damaged beyond repair
Life has shattered my hopes and my dreams
What if the night sky was missin' the moon?
There were no shootin' stars to use wishin' on you
And all of my sorrows, I'd just wash them down
It's the only peace, I've ever found
All of this drinkin' and smokin' is hopeless
But feel like it's all that I need
Somethin' inside of me's broken
I hold on to anything that sets me free
I'm a lost cause
Baby, don't waste your time on me
I'm so damaged beyond repair
Life has shattered my hopes and my dreams
I'm a lost cause
Baby, don't waste your time on me
I'm so damaged beyond repair
Life has shattered my hopes and my dreams
'Save Brixton Arches' is a campaign (and petition) started by independent traders and businesses in the railway arches in Atlantic Road and Station Road in Brixton, London, to stop their eviction.
Their landlord, Network Rail in partnership with Lambeth Council propose to evict over 30 units in order to complete the facelift that will take for over a year. Once completed, tenants will face a huge rent increases of around 300% which they will not be able to afford.
Generations of these families have served this diverse community , some for over eighty years, and have shaped Brixton's character.
As part of the campaign, shutters on all of the shops now display some amazing graffiti art.
حقوق الطبع والنسخ والنشر والحفظ في جميع الصور محفوظة وحصرية لـ سالم الشايجي ،
ولا يمكن حفظ او نسخ او نشر او استخدام اي من الصور بدون اذن
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You know how some songs have a tendency to bring back memories and feelings within just the first few measures? This song does that for me, probably does for my sister too. It feels like so long ago, burning cds to play in the car, singing every word at the top of our lungs from the back seat on our way home from school and laughing hysterically. We danced as best we could with seat belts holding us down. And then when I learned to drive it was still there, out with dad and on the way to school some days. It's a driving song somehow, and I have to admit I still have a soft spot for Save The Day.
Listen to this, and welcome to my junior high.
Ravens are one of my favorite birds to watch and photograph. They have an amazing library of vocalizations and are a very smart bird.
A few years back, my wife and I noticed a raven in our yard with a broken wing. When we approached it, it would flutter away, staying mostly on the ground. It was able to fly a few feet up into lower branches of spruce trees, however, it could not fly high or far.
My wife instantly knew that it was her mission to save this raven. We called him "Monk." My wife asked me to build him a little perch and we put an old flat tray on it. Each morning, my wife would bring leftovers out and place it on the tray for Monk. At first, he stayed away until she left, but as the winter progressed, he would get closer and closer to my wife as she left food for him.
Winter where we live, lasts from September until Mid-May, and it was the beginning of winter when Monk arrived. I am sure if it wasn't for my wife, Monk would not have made it through the winter. As spring arrived, snow was still on the ground, but the sun was up for more than 12 hours per day. She noticed that Monk was able to fly more and more. When she brought the food out for him, he would be within 10 feet of her.
On one spring morning, she noticed Monk was no longer waiting for his morning meal. While it saddened her, she knew that Monk had survived the winter and was now out on his own. A few days later, a raven appeared on the perch with the tray, my wife walked out and put a piece of food on the tray. The raven made some noises as if to say thank you and goodbye.....
God speed Monk, we both hope you are flying high and free.
(The raven in this photo is not Monk, but rather a friendly raven that liked his picture taken.)
it's an amazing way to do art and to live it. people can touch it, smell it, feel it.
every image has its unique soul.
don't let polaroid die.
Created for Brenda’s Bounty – Challenge #10
Thanks to MarjoleinArt for the model
marjoleinart-stock.deviantart.com/
Texture by Brenda Starr
Background from my own stock: This is the inside of the bell tower of Giotto in Florence
It's an exciting time for Star Wars fans as the return of Star Wars: The Clone Wars becomes a reality.
Clone Wars Saved Trailer: youtu.be/RI7WyhWZkzk
SDCC Panel: youtu.be/X_cezJHIREY
I know this image isn't 100% accurate, but I don't own all the helmets and LEGO really screwed it up with the new Phase II helmets.
My thoughts and speculation: youtu.be/i9rpOaF7TyA
These vertical poles mark the safe route across the tidal sands and mud of the Pilgrims Way, the ancient crossing way from the English mainland to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne on the Northumbrian coast of North East England. Should you get caught out by the rising tide then the construction in the foreground is the emergency refuge where you can wait until the tides recede again.
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