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She sits in her corner
Singing herself to sleep
Wrapped in all of the promises
That no one seems to keep
She no longer cries to herself,
No tears left to wash away
Just diaries of empty pages,
Feelings gone astray
But she will sing

'Till everything burns
While everyone screams
Burning their lies
Burning my dreams
All of this hate
And all of this pain
I'll burn it all down
As my anger reigns
'Till everything burns

Ooh, oh

Walking through life unnoticed
Knowing that no one cares
Too consumed in their masquerade
No one sees her there
And still she sings

'Till everything burns
While everyone screams...
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Without wewe - 3 Doors down
Incomplete - Backstreet boys
Broken - Seether feat. Amy Lee
Wish wewe were here - Avril Lavigne
wewe and me - Lifehouse
Your guardian Angel - Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Innocence - Avril Lavigne
The only exception - Paramore
Wherever wewe will go - The Calling
Gabriel - Lamb
Here with me - Dido
When you're gone - Avril Lavigne
The reason - Hoobastank
She's the one - Robbie Williams
The call - Regina Spektor
My moyo will go on - Celine Dion
Don't wanna miss a thing - Aerosmith
My immortal - Evanescence
Someone like wewe - Adele
She will be loved - Maroon 5
Gravity of upendo - Enigma
I will be - Avril Lavigne
Angel in the night - Basshunter
On this siku in history, 31st January 1510, Queen Catherine of Aragon gave birth to a still-born daughter. Her confessor, Fray Diego, reported that the miscarriage occurred “without any other pain except that one knee pained her the night before.”
Henry VIII and Catherine had married on the 11th June 1509 and had been crowned together on the 24th June. The months following these events were like one big honeymoon as the couple celebrated Henry’s accession and their marriage bu holding jousts, banquets and going hunting. They also went on a royal progress in the August and September of that...
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posted by DeniseAnne
The uneasiness my doubts about your health gave me, disturbed and alarmed me exceedingly, and I should not have had any quiet without hearing certain tidings. But now, since wewe have as yet felt nothing, I hope, and am assured that it will spare you, as I hope it is doing with us. For when we were at Walton, two ushers, two valets de chambres and your brother, master-treasurer, fell ill, but are now quite well ; and since we have returned to our house at Hunsdon, we have been perfedlly well, and have not, at present, one sick person, God be praised; and I think, if wewe would retire from Surrey,...
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posted by DeniseAnne
There came to me suddenly
in the night the most afflicting news that could have arrived. The first, to hear of the sickness of my mistress, whom I esteem zaidi than all the world, and whose health I desire as I do my own, so that I would gladly kubeba half your illness to make wewe well. The second, from the fear that I have of being still longer harassed kwa my enemy. Absence, much longer, who has hitherto aliyopewa me all possible uneasiness, and as far as I can judge is determined to spite me zaidi because I pray God to rid me of this troublesome tormentor. The third, because the physician in whom...
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Darling, these shall be only to tangaza wewe that this bearer and his fellow be despatched
with as many things to compass our matter, and to bring it to pass as our wits could imagine au devise; which brought to pass, as I trust, kwa their diligence, it shall be shortly, wewe and I shall have our desired end, which should be zaidi to my heart’s ease, and zaidi quietness to my mind, than any other thing in the world ; as, with God’s grace, shortly I trust shall be proved, but not so soon as I would it were; yet I will ensure wewe that there shall be no time Lost that may be won, and further can...
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posted by DeniseAnne
To my mistress. Because
the time seems very long since
I heard concerning your health and
you, the great afFeftion I have for
you has induced me to send wewe this
bearer, to be better informed of your
health and pleasure, and because,
since my parting from you, I have
been told that the opinion in which
I left wewe is totally changed, and that
you would not come to court either
with your mother, if wewe could, au in
any other manner; which report, if
true, I cannot sufficiently marvel at,
because I am sure that I have since
never done any thing to offend you,
and it seems a very poor return for the
great love...
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Here wewe are an extract from Queen Mary I of England's last will and testament: she speaks about her dearest jewels, her lords, the Emperador and her husband, king Philip II. I really hope you'll enjoy this!

And I do humbly beseech my alisema most dearest lord and husband to accept of my bequest and to keep for a memory of me one jewel, being a meza, jedwali diamond, which the emperor’s majesty, his and my most honourable father, sent unto me kwa the Count d’Egmont, at the insurance of my alisema lord and husband, and also one other meza, jedwali diamond which his majesty sent unto me kwa the Marquis de les Nanes, and the collar, alama of dhahabu set with nine diamonds, the which his majesty gave me the Epiphany after our marriage, also the ruby now set in a dhahabu ring, which his highness sent me kwa the Count of Feria, all which things I require his majesty to dispose of at his pleasure, and, if his highness think meet, to the issue between us.
added by DeniseAnne
When I was young
I never needed anyone
And making upendo was just for fun
Those days are gone
Livin' alone
I think of all the Marafiki I've known
When I dial the telephone
Nobody's home

All kwa myself
Don't wanna be
All kwa myself
Anymore

Hard to be sure
Sometimes I feel so insecure
And loves so distant and obscure
Remains the cure

All kwa myself
Don't wanna be
All kwa myself
Anymore
All kwa myself
Don't wanna live
All kwa myself
Anymore

When I was young
I never needed anyone
Making upendo was just for fun
Those days are gone

All kwa myself
Don't wanna be
All kwa myself
Anymore
All kwa myself
Don't wanna live
Oh
Don't wanna live
kwa myself, kwa myself
Anymore
kwa myself
Anymore
Oh
All kwa myself
Don't wanna live
I never, never, never
Needed anyone
I don't mind it
I don't mind at all
It's like your the swing set and I'm the kid that falls
It's like the way we fight, the times I've cried, we came to blows
And everynight the passions there so it's gotta be right, right?

No I don't believe wewe
When wewe say don't come around here no zaidi
I want to remind wewe
You alisema we wouldn't be apart
No, I don't believe wewe
When wewe say wewe don't need me anymore
So don't pretend
To not upendo me at all

I don't mind it
I still don't mind at all
It's like one of those bad dreams when wewe can't wake up
Looks like your aliyopewa up you've had enough
But I want...
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I'm Standing on a bridge
I'm waitin in the dark
I thought that you'd be here kwa now
Theres nothing but the rain
No footsteps on the ground
I'm listening but theres no sound

Isn't anyone tryin to find me?
Won't someone please take me nyumbani
It's a damn cold night
Trying to figure out this life
Wont wewe take me kwa the hand
take me somewhere new
I dont know who wewe are
but I'm, I'm with wewe

im looking for a place
searching for a face
is there anybody here i know
cause nothings going right
and everythigns a mess
and no one likes to be alone

Isn't anyone tryin to find me?
Won't someone please take...
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Many nights we prayed
With no proof anyone could hear
In our hearts a hopeful song
We barely understood
Now we are not afraid
Although we know there's much to fear
We were moving mountains
Long before we knew we could
There can be miracles
When wewe believe
Though hope is frail
It's hard to kill
Who knows what miracles
You can achieve
When wewe believe somehow wewe will
You will when wewe believe
In this time of fear
When prayer so often proves in vain
Hope seems like the summer bird
Too swiftly flown away
Yet now I'm standing here
My heart's so full, I can't explain
Seeking faith and speakin' words
I never thought I'd...
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Take a look at my body,
look at my hands
there's so much here that I don't understand
Your face saving promises,
whispered like prayers
I don't need them.

Cuz I've been treated so wrong
I've been treated so long as if I'm becoming untouchable...

Well, contempt loves the silence
it thrives in the dark,
the fine winding tendrils that strangle the moyo
They say that promises sweeten the blow
but I don't need them... no I don't need them.

I've been treated so wrong,
I've been treated so long as if I'm becoming untouchable
I'm a slow dying maua, ua
I'm the frost killing saa
sweet turning sour, wamekula
&...
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Darling, I heartily recommend me to you, ascertaining wewe that I am not a little perplexed with such things as your brother shall on my part declare unto you, to whom I pray wewe give full credence, for it were too long to write. In my last letters I writ to wewe that I trusted shortly to see you, which is better known at London than with any that is about me, whereof I not a little marvel; but lack of discreet handling must needs be the cause
thereof. No zaidi to wewe at this time, but that I trust shortly our meetings shall not depend upon other men’s light handlings, but upon our own.

Written with the hand of him that
longeth to be yours.
H. R.
posted by DeniseAnne
The cause of my uandishi at this time, good sweetheart, is only to understand of your good health and prosperity; whereof to know I would be as glad as in manner mine own, praying God that (an it be His pleasure) to send us shortly together, for I promise wewe I long for it. How be it, I trust it shall not be long to; and seeing my darling is absent, I can do no less than to send her some flesh, representing my name, which is hart flesh for Henry, prognosticating that hereafter, God willing, wewe may enjoy some of mine, which He pleased, I would were now. As touching your sister’s matter, I...
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