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Here I am again with another song review. This time I chose a love song...a love metal song to be correct. HIM- For you. It is a song that talks about love in it's purest form. And no, you illuminati freaks...it's not about the Devil. HIM do not worship the Devil or at least...I don't care if they do or not, their lyrics are too poetic. So let's see... In the grace of your love I writhe, writhe in pain In 666 ways I love you and I hope you feel the same I`m for you I`m for you  Ok, these lyrics pretty much don’t reassure you that they are not devil worshipers because of the 666 but let me tell you what…3 times 6 equals 18…and 18 is another translation for 9 which is a master number. So 666 here is not a reference to the devil but rather an expression of mature love. What does that mean? A conscious love, a love that is true in many ways that you see the person next to you as a friend, a lover, a guide, a mother, brother etc. There is only one ki...

I am starting this new series of song reviews with one of my all time favorite songs ( for dancing on it). I am going to explain the lyrics. ( So deep) [not.] [Usher:]   Peace up! A Town Down!  Usher salutes the A town :)) he says peace....so yeah that is a good start, no violence there, homies!  [Lil' Jon:]   Yeah, (Yeah!) OK! Lil' Jon agrees and wants to start this party already...which is actually a pick-up game. Same old story in any club. Girl meets boy. Girl drags boy in a corner and rapes him. Or not... But people actually do that sometimes.  (Usher! Usher! Usher! Usher!) [Lil' Jon:]   Lil' Jon! They introduce themselves to the cheering public. Yeah!  [Usher:] Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! Yeah, Yeah! Yeaah! Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! Yeah, Yeah! Yeaah! See? Told you so. Yes is a powerful word. It is positive and way better than no. They use the law of attraction. [Usher (Verse 1):] Up in the club with my homies, tryna get a lil' V-I, but keep it...

     Yes, this is the song I listen to almost every day because it motivates me greatly and because I like Brendon Urie. I am now going to analyze the song lyrics. Why? Because I want to. I am going to make a tradition out of this and from time to time I am going to do this analyzing thing. As I said in the beginning, in my first post in English, my blog is going to be about everything I find interesting. And believe me, I like a lot of things. A lot of nice, wonderful, cute, interesting things. So...let's begin.      This is the video, as you all may know. If you don't know it, watch it and listen to the song. It's a great song.       You can find the lyrics to the song here .       So let's begin my dears. The whole song is awesome, the lyrics are great but I must admit that I do have some favorite parts. The chorus, of course. Mr. Brendon Urie does a nice job. His acting skills and voice are really enjoyable, n...

                I am sure some of you guys read such an epic book or watched such an epic anime/movie in this lifetime that you were so fascinated and felt that you too need to be the main character in your own story. And you are. I am going to speak about how it is to be the main character in the story of your life. But not today. Today is about your theme song. Gotcha again! I know I always do this in my introductions. But by now you know me and accept me as I am.                So this is not going to be a long post. As you already know, I don't want to bore you with long posts so let's cut to the chase. What is your theme song? Is it an emotional song, a fighting song, a classical song, a I-wanna-dance-my-socks-off song? Think about it.          For the main character in my book who is an exorcist I chose this song  because it fits the mood of the book. H...