At the end of SHAMPOO, which is about a guy who pathologically cannot choose between women, the credits music is "Wouldn't it Be Nice" by the Beach Boys, which is about the joys of growing up and settling down.
At the end of THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES, the credits music is "I'm Looking Through You," by the Beatles.
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The folks of Bubble Gang had done it anew with the tandem of Michael V., Ogie Alcasid, Boy 2 Quiezon and Antonio Aquitania with the group "D'Wonder Boys". These same group had also been the phenomenal Sex Groups in the early years of Bubble Gang.
D'Wonder Boys had been a spoof of the K-Pop group "Wonder Girls." K-Pop had been a hit in the Philippines and for sure this trend will be within the
I would like to share my TOP 10 ANIME SONGS to everyone. Well I am an Otaku and I really have a passion for anime. So here is my Anime Top Ten (not in particular order).
I hope that you will also be sharing your favorite anime songs... share it here and I would love to listen to them as well :)
1. 1/3 No Junjou Na Kanjou - Rurouni Kenshin
2. Link - Full Metal Alchemist
3. Ohayou -
Here is President Barack Obama singing the song replay by Iyaz. I think the editing of this video is cool and well hilarious at some point. This video is from the YouTube channel Auto-Tune the News. Here is the video. Don't forget to post your comments after the video.
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I caught the Last Song Syndrome or LSS from Shakira's Waka-Waka This Time for Africa. I love to hear it over and over again and without getting tired of hearing the lyrics. The lyrics is simply very inspiring as well.
The message is simple, "Today's your day, You paved the way, Believe it and if you get down
Get. When you get down, Get up. It is simply about believing that you can do things
Every time I heard John Lennon's song I was struck by its message. Is it possible that all the cost of our war, fighting and bickering are because of things which makes us different and establishes a raging identity that competes with others?
What if we for once and stop and consider the message of John Lennon's song, "Imagine."
Imagine Live - John Lennon - 1972
Imagine if there is no country
