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J. Wilson - 祝你聖誕快樂
01:54
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Fortune (in Mandarin Chinese):
No extraordinary wishes, only some choice words
No sweet talk, only one concern for you
My eyes see only you! Dearest, merry Christmas to you.
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Nick Syman - Do, Dream
03:17
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Fortune: "It may be those who do most, dream most"
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Fortune: "You will take a pleasant journey to a faraway place"
well there's a time and there's a place
to put hard times on hold
to dry off and drive off
to some other place
to grow old, grow old
well there's a farm out by the lake
that keeps stock of our lives
the animals in the barn they heard us
hang up our knives
we don't cry from our onions
and we cherish our chives
the trees will sweeten our pancakes
and the honey's in the hives
welcome to Boisenberg
you'll love it here
take a trip along the bank
invest in some pleasantries
in short by the shore
we ensure you shall treasure these
cobblers and corn cobs
by the barleycorn we measure these
sight scenes we grow here
pears, partridges, pheasants in trees
well there's a field quite far away
where foliage fills the soil
the pollen is pullin' the pain and the rain
from the oils of mortal coils
taste the cider from the spile
nothing ferments here nothing spoils
the sun seals in the flavor of life
the summer is set to broil
welcome to Boisenberg
you'll love it here
welcome to Boisenberg
we know you'll love it here
welcome to Boisenberg
we know you'll love it here
take a trip along the bank
invest in some pleasantries
in short by the shore
we ensure you shall treasure these
cobblers and corn cobs (blackberry cobbler, corn and pineapples )
by the barleycorn we measure these (our carrots may cost a bit, but memories turn gold)
sight scenes we grow here (we'll sell your our celeries, a wedge of our vegetables)
pears, partridges, pheasants in trees (go explore the orchard)
take a trip to somewhere far and away from home
our artichoke heart is where the heart is homegrown
crop out all the pests but don't take photos alone
what we lent you seeps out lentil soup and sepia tones
through a picturesque lemonade pitcher the yellow pitch citrus of sunlight is shone
take a trip along the bank
invest in some pleasantries
in short by the shore
we ensure you shall treasure these
cobblers and corn cobs (blackberry cobbler, corn and pineapples )
by the barleycorn we measure these (our carrots may cost a bit, but memories turn gold)
sight scenes we grow here (we'll sell your our celeries, a wedge of our vegetables)
pears, partridges, pheasants in trees (go explore the orchard)
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Theo Hoglund - Pizzaman
02:30
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To one who waits, a moment seems a year
So I ask myself, why am I still here
What could I be waiting for
Why am I sitting on the floor
Why am I still waiting
What am I waiting for?
To one who waits, a moment seems a year
I'll wait a million moments, till you get here
and even time will melt this floor away
Why couldn't I just asked you to stay
What am I waiting for?
What am I waiting for?
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Fortune: "Follow the advice of your heart"
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The Long Road
01:17
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Fortune: "Meaningful relationships bring meaning to life"
I have walked that long road to freedom
I have tried not to falter
I have made missteps along the way
Behind each hill stands another
I take a moment to rest
To view the beauty around me
To look back on the distance
I have come
I can rest for only a moment
For with freedom come responsibilities
I dare not linger
My long walk is not ended
What counts in life is not that we've lived
It's the difference we have made
In the lives of others
That makes a lifetime significant.
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Fortune: "You might want to run, but you should stay and fight"
Verse1
We’re off to Battle with the Sunrise,
Drink to the foam tonight
You may want to run,
But you should stay and fight
We steam ahead for Country,
our shipmates and our kin,
But our guns are loaded and ready for war,
We may not be home again
On our way home from a secret mission
On a moonless night pitch dark
Only god and the navigator
Have any clue where we are
Refrain
Honor, courage, and glory
Are the Lives, that we lead.
Honor, courage, and glory
Are the reason, that young men bleed.
Verse 2
On a calm pacific morning
On the 30th of July
Report of a fast wake inbound
And we know that this is our time
Don your gear, sound the alarm
And Man your battle posts
Mutter a hushed prayer
To the father, son, and holy ghost
Emergency evasion!
Torpedo off the starboard side
its too late to avoid it,
the hull is blown open wide
Refrain
Honor, courage, and glory
Are the Lives, that we lead.
Honor, courage, and glory
Are the reason, that young men bleed.
Verse3
She’s taken on too much water
Abandon ship! We’re going down!
Boys cut the life boats free now
Or we will surely drown
Jump overboard and swim toward shore
As fast as you may
Take stock of your provisions
We might be out here for days
Poseidon reclaims his property
And all we can do is wait
Refrain2
And if you should fall
Never again to rise
We’ll drink to you, one and all
For giving up your lives
Verse 4
Though we could not save good ship and crew
We did as we had sworn
Nearly a thousand men Lost to the deep
So that Little Boy might be born
Those not lost to the fight
Still had to carry on
300 grateful sailors
Fought the merciless ocean and won
Refrain2
And those who have fallen
Our brothers at arms
We’ll drink to you, one and all
For giving up your lives
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Fortune: "Never give up until you reach the finish line"
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Fortune: "Everything has beauty but not everyone sees it."
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