He had his license and a car and we thought we ruled the world together. He was newly 17 and I was barely 16, and we always heard this song. We literally spent every summer moment together.
He went with me to my first prom and I went with him to his. He looked at me and told me I had a beautiful voice. Silently, we were standing next to each other, but I was singing this song under my breath as it was on the radio. This song would consistently play over our radio in the back.we eventually ended up dating, but I will never forget one time I was helping him wash dishes. One of the guys who used to bus tables there was someone I had a major crush on. I was 15 years old, on the verge of turning 16. It was spring/summer of 1999 and I was working in a restaurant as a waitress. Terry from Grafon, WiThis song will always make me look back on my teenage years.Lots of 90s songs seem to be about misery and drug addiction. God bless everyone it was nice reading everyone's comments as I'm not a big fan of the song. As a teen I never gave it a thought - abortion sounded like a great backup plan. I had to look up the lyrics because I thought it was a sweetheart song. For some odd reason it was playing in my mind. Soloman from SumeriaI just woke up it's dark, 6:05am and I could not quite sleep.what made me think about transgender is when he mentioned in song priest is on the phone mother disowned you something that the lgbt community goes through a lot the family thinking a priest and a prayer will make them heterosexual. Ysuran from Brasilia This song to me is so beautiful it is about a Guy that falls in love with a transgender and has a problem with it but realize he’s so happy with this person.gender doesn’t matter so he says we will let it slide.Anyways welcome and thanks for reading my tedtalk (it could also be about a person in a straight relationship with a transfem like one of the others said for the same reasons but still) Vesperbut how does that explain the lyric "Don't suppose I'll ever know what it means to be a man Its something I can't change I'll live around it" it makes me thing it's about a gay couple due to that (homophpbes say that gay men are less than men, also it says something like he wants to wake up with the one being sung about and not say a word (to families cause if you live in homophobic families, you can't say a word if you slept together gayly)."And it's just creating a lot of great opportunities to build really iconic buildings like Wilshire Grand. "I think the economy's very good for construction right now and you're seeing a lot of foreign investment coming into areas like Los Angeles and Seattle and northern California," said Brendan Murphy, vice president of Turner Construction. San Francisco is also in on the race to the top, building the 1,070-foot-tall Salesforce Tower to cap its new mass transit hub.įurther north, developers in Seattle have submitted plans for a structure called Four-C, estimated at 100 stories or 1,029 feet. "Really what it gets us in the end is the opportunity for the public to come down here and say, 'I want to go to the top!'" Martin said. Just blocks away, the $1.2 billion Wilshire Grand Tower is less than a year away from completion.Ĭhris Martin's architecture firm designed the Wilshire Grand which, when finished, will soar 1,100 feet in the sky, taking the title of tallest on the West Coast. "When we bought it, (it) was tired, it was old, so we've done a lot to make sure the iconic is still iconic," said OUE America President and CEO Lucy Rumantir.
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