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I'm quite tired...no. I'm VERY tired I hate my school uniform! I hate my school! It sucks and the rules make no sense. It's also full of stupid teachers who don't know shit about what they teach. I hate people from my school - they're so stupid! I hate everything! I'm so tired...tired of school, tired of homeworks, tired of problems, tired of myself...
I'm stressed out so I have a hard time making decisions. In the morning, I can't decide what to eat, what to wear, or what to pack for lunch. I don't want to go to school, so I put off getting my stuff together. And now I'm not prepared to go to school, and I've just missed the bus - again! Staying home may seem like a good choice, but it just makes it harder to go to school the next day

I REALLY HATE SCHOOL: [link]

I
I wish you could swim
Like the dolphins
Like dolphins can swim
Though nothing
Will keep us together
We can beat them
For ever and ever
Oh we can be Heroes
Just for one day

I
I will be king
And you
You will be queen
Though nothing
Will drive them away
We can be Heroes
Just for one day
We can be us
Just for one day

I
I can remember
Standing
By the wall
And the guns
Shot above our heads
And we kissed
As though nothing could fall
And the shame
Was on the other side
Oh we can beat them
For ever and ever
Then we can be Heroes
Just for one day

We can be Heroes
We can be Heroes
We can be Heroes
Just for one day
We can be Heroes
We're nothing
And nothing will help us
Maybe we're lying
Then you better not stay
But we could be safer
Just for one day

( David Bowie : Heroes ) ]]> !bauhaus1919 http://bauhaus1919.deviantart.com/journal/3759478/ http://bauhaus1919.deviantart.com/journal/3759478/ Sat, 06 Nov 2004 21:32:28 PST Happy birthday to me I'm 18


lyrics: The Cure (watch the video: [link] )

Go if you want to
I never try to stop you know there's a reason
For all of this you're feeling low
It's not my call
You couldn't ever love me more
You couldn't love me more
You couldn't love ...
Me I don't show much
It's not that hard to hide you see in a moment
I can't remember how to be all you wanted
I couldn't ever love you more
I couldn't love you more
I couldn't love ...
You want me to cry and play my pard
I want you to sigh and fall apart
We want this like everyone else
Stay if you want to
I always wait to hear you say there's a last kiss
For all the times you run this way
It's not my fault
You couldn't ever love me more
You couldn't love me more
You couldn't love me more
I couldn't ever love you more
I couldn't love you more
I couldn't love ...
You want me to lie not break your heart
I want you to fly not stop and start
We want us like everything else
Ooo-ooo-ooo
Ooo-ooo-ooo
Maybe we didn't understand
It's just the end of the world
Ooo-ooo-ooo
Ooo-ooo-ooo
Maybe we didn't understand
Not just a boy and a girl
It's just the end of the end of the world
Me I don't say much
It's far too hard to make you see in a moment
I still forget just how to be all you wanted
I couldn't ever love you more
I couldn't love you more ]]> !bauhaus1919 http://bauhaus1919.deviantart.com/journal/3741925/ http://bauhaus1919.deviantart.com/journal/3741925/ Wed, 03 Nov 2004 10:57:57 PST THE CURE ( [link] )

For over 20 years, the Cure's ever-revolving lineup has served as a vehicle for the prolific genius of Smith, one of the 1980s' most unlikely yet enduring rock stars, who at age 16 formed the Cure--then called the Easy Cure--with schoolmate Lol Tolhurst in Crawley, England. Their first single, "Killing An Arab," was released on the indie label Small Wonder in 1978; the song, an homage to the Albert Camus novel The Stranger, would cause a ruckus 10 years later (after the band rose to fame) among the overly-PC set who took the title a bit too literally. In 1979, Fiction Records released the Cure's clean, lean, and minimal debut, Boys Don't Cry (issued with different artwork and an altered sequence in the U.K. as Three Imaginary Boys). However, the sound dramatically changed for the next three albums--Seventeen Seconds, Faith, and Pornography--each darker, scarier, and more claustrophobically depressing than the last. Smith's spidery hair, anguished warble, and talent for penning bleak lyrics (this writer's favorite snippet, from Pornography's "100 Years": "Something small falls out of your mouth/ And we laugh") also grew along with the music's sense of overwhelming despair, thus solidifying the Cure, for better or worse, as the kings of Goth--a title they arguably hold to this day. But then the band made another switcharoo, more drastic than any before: they became a (relatively) upbeat synth-disco duo with infectious early-MTV staples like "Let's Go To Bed," "The Walk," and "Love Cats." Smith took a year off to join Siouxsie & the Banshees--as well as record the superb Blue Sunshine LP with the Glove, his side-project with Banshee Steve Severin--before restucturing the Cure in 1984 as a psychedelic five-piece for the bad-acid-trip album The Top. One year and many lineup revisions later, the Cure finally went from underground darlings to arena-worthy stars with The Head On The Door, which fused the dark perversions of their earlier works to the frothiness of their dance hits. The greatest-hits package Standing On A Beach: The Singles, accompanying video anthology Staring At The Sea, theatrically-released concert film The Cure In Orange, and sprawling double-LP Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me followed. Still, 1989 turned out to be the most monumental year in Cure history: it not only saw the acrimonious departure of Tolhurst, but the release of one of the Cure's finest, most exquisite albums ever, Disintegration, which was not only the culmination of all Smith's stylistic experiments, but the only Cure album to yield a bona fide top 10 hit ("Love Song," which went all the way to No. 3). Simultaneously gorgeous and raw, melancholy and exuberant, grandiose and intimate, Disintegration was (and is) an instant and eternal classic.

The Cure have traveled a bumpy road since this massive achievement. Amid rumors perpetuated by Smith himself that he would soon retire the band, the Cure released the ill-advised remix album Mixed Up, followed by the long-anticipated, yet ultimately disappointing, Wish LP. Smith also became locked in a court battle with the disgruntled Tolhurst (Smith won). Four years elapsed before the Cure's next LP, Wild Mood Swings, a marked improvement over Wish but still not up to par with the rest of the Cure discography. (Some only half-jokingly chalk up the Cure's slow decline to the previously mopey Smith's increased happiness--he's older, wiser, and now contentedly married to his childhood sweetheart Mary, for whom he wrote the aforementioned "Love Song" as a wedding gift.) However, in 1997, the release of the Cure's second best-of disc, Galore-The Singles 198... ]]> !bauhaus1919 http://bauhaus1919.deviantart.com/journal/3207497/ http://bauhaus1919.deviantart.com/journal/3207497/ Mon, 25 Oct 2004 04:25:24 PDT BATCAVE


Are you GOTH, DEATHROCK, Wanker or Ghetto!?!: [link]



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