a. To convey or transport: Run me into town. Run the garbage over to the dump. b. Football To attempt to advance (the ball) by carrying it. c. To smuggle: run guns. 7. To pass over or through: run the rapids; run a roadblock. 8. a. To cause to flow: run water into a ...
I've been trying to get away man, way man From all that stupid shit they say man, say man It's like cocane up in your vein man, vein man And now they gassing off of pain man Don't say I keep it real but y'all been keeping me ...
Before I get into my thoughts of this novel, I wanted to mention the backstory of how this book came to be. Author N. F. Steiner is a man in his eighties who always wanted to write a novel. After retiring from his career in engineering, he actualized his dream. I greatly admire any...
“Hold that fast which thou hast, that no man take thy crown” (Revelation 3:11). There is a very sobering thought here. We can lose our crowns by not holding fast to that which we have, by being disobedient
C'mon, give me something I can use My give a damn's busted Well... [Chorus:] I really wanna care I wanna feel something Let me dig a little deeper No, man... Sorry Just nothing... No You've really done it this time.. Ha ha My give a damn's busted Explanations Meanings ...
me I'm hiding myself I'm pretending it's nothing # I know we are just friends And I can't ask for more I know this is the best end Cause I don't love any more (part 2) Standing next to you Feeling the sense of safety like home I 'm thinking this is a good night Standing...
show; not a single person left the theatre without dancing. Fans jumped, as she kicked off her set with “Run Away With Me.” Jepsen performed 16 of her songs, including all of her hits, to a crowd that knew all of the beats. Jepsen smiled as she heard her fans echo her lyrics. ...
, is a clever song meant to dispel the popular idea that metalheads have nothing but metal for brains. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Dave Mustaine says, “It was hard for me to watch the way we were stereotyped on TV, just as dumbasses.” The Q&A format of the lyrics for “...
“Jeez, man, you’re bringin’ me down.” “You don’t want Tommy pissed at you.” “Awww, he’s a big ol’ softie.” “I’m serious.” “He’s cool.” He gave her a look. “Girl, you’re thinkin’ of someone else.” ...
I don’t remember the actual show at all, but the theme song to the tv show The Greatest American Hero, “Believe it or not” sung by Joey Scarbury, is the first non-nursery tune I remember learning as a child. It’s always stuck with me as cheery and sentimental, and reminds me...