If you need a friend Don't look to a stranger You know in the end I'll always be there And when you're in doubt And when you're in danger Take a look all around And I'll be there
I'm sorry but I'm just thinking of the right words to say (I promise you) I know they don't sound the way I planned them to be (I promise you) But if you wait around a while I'll make you fall for me (I promise you) I promise, I promise you, I will
When your day is through And so is your temper You know what to do I'm gonna always be there Sometimes if I shout It's not what's intended These words just come out With no cross to bear
I'm sorry but I'm just thinking of the right words to say (I promise you) I know they don't sound the way I planned them to be (I promise you) But if you wait around a while I'll make you fall for me (I promise you) I promise, I promise you
I'm sorry but I'm just thinking of the right words to say (I promise you) I know they don't sound the way I planned them to be (I promise you) And if I had to walk the world I'd make you fall for me I promise you, I promise you I will
Gotta tell you Need to tell you Gotta tell you I've gotta tell you
I'm sorry but I'm just thinking of the right words to say (I promise you) I know they don't sound the way I planned them to be (I promise you) But if you wait around a while I'll make you fall for me (I promise you) I promise, I promise you
I'm sorry but I'm just thinking of the right words to say (I promise you) I know they don't sound the way I planned them to be (I promise you) And if I had to walk the world I'd make you fall for me I promise you, I promise you I will
The Gustloff was sunk 75 years ago this week in what is likely the greatest maritime disaster in history. The death toll from its sinking numbered in the thousands, some put it as high as 9,000, far eclipsing those of the Titanic and Lusitania combined.
Creating something yourself, as we sometimes call it, is something many people do. Maybe I have some good advice for these creative people. Every time you are creating something, you need to realize that making it yourself is already a gift, a reward for yourself. Whether it's a poem you write or a painting you make, or maybe you're a woodworker... the devising and the time to make a creation is a real therapy for yourself, you enjoy it.
Maybe you think, for the makers of these works the temptation is great to want as much applause as possible for the end result. You may think that's where the reward lies, but that's a big mistake. Of course, it's a surplus if your creation gets an appreciation: that's nice and gives you the energy to continue. But most importantly, don't forget that you are the privileged one to be fluent with texts, active with paint or anything else, to create something with it.
That is what is important in the end, you created something, IT CAME OF YOUR BRAIN. Admire yourself, be glad and cherish the other person's appreciation.
But to be honest, I am also glad about my knitted creations of animals when seeing the glitter in the eyes of my grandchildren, and even more when discovering a worn-out example in a corner in their room.
He was stuffing all kinds of food in his mouth whilst watching an exhausted angel putting a long-wished present in his sock hanging down a mantelpiece in the livingroom.