Klass 50 3655 Dampflok fährt über Die Müngstener Brücke in Solingen.
June 12, 2009
ebba grön - die mauer [SONG ABOUT MRS. WALL'S HUSBAND, MR. BERLIN WALL (*DEUTSCH)]
låten "die mauer" med ebba grön
translated lyric:
Stop
No one may pass here
No one will ever get through
Nobody's ever getting past here
So turn around and leave if you'd like to live
Over the barbed wire I saw my soulmate
Susanne stod and jesticulate
I have walked here 20 years soon
But with a machine gun it's hard to discuss
I walked slowly homewards
homewards that evening
should I get to see you again
brain ached
heart ached
should I be whole again?
One day it stood
it was just standing there
a wall between me and the one I hold dear
We live two blocks from eachother
but a grey dot is all I see of Susanne
We ought to live here
We ought to live here
We ought to live here
We ought to live here
All the beautiful roses are wet
off the blod from your holy Crusade
I will never forgive
That which happend at the wall
I have consider goddamn much, much for an escape
I want to see her body
I want to stroke her skin
Hear her voice
Be close to her
I shall whisper in her ear...
We ought to live here
We ought to live here
We ought to live here
We ought to live here
Yes I know, I know exactly how to
I fly over your wall
Oh, I know, Oh I know
I know exactly how
I'll be the acid spy
I'll do what you want
I know exactly how
I know exactly how
I know exactly how
We ought to live here
we ought to live here
(whispers like dying) we ought to live, live here (sax solo
ebba grön ebbagrön die mauer diemauer
A Present for the Eiffel Tower [SORRY, BUT CHECK BACK IN A COUPLE OF DAYS FOR VIDEOS NOT ABOUT O-S]
The story of an ordinary boy who does something rather extraordinary. A group animation film by Leslie Chan, Bora Moon, Jessie Lam [myself], and Johannes Uy.
eiffel present winter snow kid animation film sheridan bora moon leslie chan johannes uy jessie lam
Objectum-Sexuality: ABC News - The Object of her Affection [WATCH DIANE SAWYER AT 8:06 AM EARN HER MONEY]
[THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I'VE EVER MISSED YOUTUBE COMMENTS: THEY'RE DISABLED]
We all see beauty objects, such as the symmetry and sleekness of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, or the the powerful history in the once-standing Berlin Wall. For Erika Eiffel, the intense feeling that inanimate objects can inspire goes much deeper and becomes something more like true love. "The Berlin Wall is a masterpiece. I can feel how much he yearns to be loved," Erika Eiffel said. Her love of the Eiffel Tower is somewhat recent, and two years ago the San Francisco woman had a commitment ceremony with the Parisian monument...http://www.objectum-sexuality.org
objectum objektophil objectophil object love affection osi Erika Eiffel Tower Amy Marsh
SHE'S MINE! FORGET THE OTHER TRAIN! I'M GONNA FUCK 441558!
my second filmwork about a locomotive the Br 44.
R.L. Burnside Deep words about love and Blues [ain't talkin' bout monkey-junk]
Words from R.L. Burnside.
Taken from the movie "Black Snake Moan"
GRACELAND, BEFORE ELVIS [by Ruth Cobb] this video actually makes me seem like a nice guy
http://visualguidanceltd.blogspot.com... Ruth Cobb is one of the few people outside Elvis Presley's family to visit the upstairs of Graceland. It was before it opened as a tourist attraction, and Cobb, who lived there before Elvis, soon learned her old upstairs bedroom had been turned into a music room. She had grown up at Graceland as an only child. When she married Charles Cobb, they remained at Graceland with her parents at first while Ruth toured the country as part of a professional harp ensemble. Her father, Dr. Thomas Moore, was a prominent surgeon and urologist. Her mother, Ruth Brown Moore, was a volunteer who enjoyed club work and became president of the Tennessee Association of Garden Clubs.
Cobb visited in 1967 at the invitation of Elvis' grandmother, and later when the Presley family planned to turn the home into a tourist attraction. It reminded Cobb of her own music career and left her slightly quizzical about a few decorating changes.
"We did not have a jungle room growing up," she says. There was also no fabric on the ceiling of the billiard room in her day. "We didn't have a billiard room," she says.
Other distinctive touches added during Elvis' ownership of Graceland drew little attention from Cobb, but there was one: "Elvis didn't like the chandelier we had in the dining room. It came from New Orleans. He put up some garish thing."
Cobb, 82, and her husband, retired lawyer Charles Cobb, 86, married in 1948. She had grown up at Graceland as an only child. When she married Charles Cobb, they remained at Graceland with her parents at first while Ruth toured the country as part of a professional harp ensemble. She would later become harpist for the Memphis Symphony Orchestra from 1953 to 1973.
They built Graceland in 1939, naming it for Ruth's great aunt, Grace Roof, who had left the farm to Ruth's grandmother. The grandmother divided her 520-acre farm into three parts, leaving it to her three children. Two of them sold their shares to Ruth's father. There, Ruth's father taught her to shoot well enough that she once downed three geese with a single shot. He also taught her to fish in a 25-acre man made lake behind the house. But her first love was music. Ruth played the piano, but she loved the harp, studying, then touring with one of the world's leading harpists, Carlos Salado. Her favorite music was classical, but Ruth says she liked all music from country to Elvis' music. 'I wasn't really crazy about his music, but my mother marveled at his hymns', she says. When her mother decided the property was more than she wanted to keep up, she asked Ruth and Charles if they would like to stay. 'We just didn't have time to take care of a big house', says Charles. 'It cost $1,000 a month to keep it up. The yard alone was like trying to take care of a golf course. We had a yard man who worked two to three days a week'. When the property was put up for sale, Ruth said there were three potential buyers -- Sears Roebuck Co.; a private party who wanted to turn it into an exclusive restaurant, and Elvis. By then, most of the surrounding land had been sold to developers for a subdivision, and the lake behind the house had been drained. Ruth says a church, Graceland Christian Church, wanted to buy 5 acres on the northwest corner of the property. Sears and the restaurant interests did not want to split the 5 acres off for the church, but Elvis said he would be glad to have a church next door, she says. That helped seal the deal. Elvis bought the property for $102,000 in 1957. When the church next door, Graceland Christian Church, eventually decided to move, the Presley family bought back the land and turned the church into the headquarters of Elvis Presley Enterprises.
Charles met Elvis during the closing on the sale of Graceland, but Ruth never met him. She has since returned to Graceland as a tourist with her grandchildren. 'I thoroughly enjoyed it, but it didn't feel like home', she says.
Category: Music
Quizno's | "Toasty Torpedo" [ get the connection? this Is OBJECTUM-SEXUAL CHANNEL'S 1OF3 FAVORITES! RICH VEIN TONIGHT!
Read more about this ad: http://adweek.blogs.com/adf...
A Quizno's employee and his oven reveal their disturbing relationship in this new ad.
Quiznos subs toasty torpedo commercial adfreak advertising
The Rainman Twins [Part 2] | DICK CLAICK CLARK DICK CLARK DICK CLARK DICK CLARK DICK CLARK DICK CLARKICK CLARK DICK CLARK DICK CLARK DICK CLARK DICK CLARK DICK CLARKICK CLARK DICK CL
The Rainman Twins [Part 2]
[Part 2] Savantism is a rare disorder in which sufferers of developmental disabilities, often autism, are capable of acts of genius that far outstrip their expected level of ability. In Flo and Kay's case, they each have extraordinary memories for facts and dates. Through interviews with several medical professionals, the film attempts to expose the truth behind this misunderstood condition.
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