Breathe (2 AM) by Anna Nalick
2 AM and she calls me 'cos I'm still awake
Can you help me unravel my latest mistake
I don't love him and winter just wasn't my season
Yeah we walk through the doors so accusing their eyes
Like they have any right at all to criticize
Hypocrites you're all here for the very same reason
'Cos you can't jump the track
We're like cars on a cable and life's like an hourglass glued to the table
No one can find the rewind button girl
So cradle your head in your hands
And breathe, just breathe
Woah breathe, just breathe
May he turned 21 on the base of Fort Bliss
Just today he sat down to the flask in his fist
Ain't been sober, since maybe October of last year
Here in town you can tell he's been down for while
But my God it's so beautiful when the boy smiles
Wanna hold him but maybe I'll just sing about it
'Cos you can't jump the track
We're like cars on a cable
And life's like an hourglass glued to the table,
No one can find the rewind button boys
So cradle your head in your hands
And breathe, just breathe
Woah breath, just breathe
There's a light at each end of this tunnel, you shout
'Cos you're just as far in as you'll ever be out
And these mistakes you've made you'll just make them again
If you only try turning around
2 AM and I'm still awake writing this song
If i get it all down on paper, it's no longer
Inside of me, threatening the life it belongs to
And I feel like I'm naked in front of the crowd
Cause these words are my diary screaming out aloud
And I know that you'll use them however you want to.
But you can't jump the track, we're like cars on a cable
And life's like an hourglass glued to the table
No one can find the rewind button now
Sing it if you understand
And breathe, just breathe
Woah breathe, just breathe
Oh breathe, just breathe
Oh breathe, just breathe
"You'll Never Walk Alone"
Archangel
Audio:Anna Nalick - Breathe (2 AM)
by New-Blue-Champion
Archangel left silently at ... 4:57 pm
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Saturday, July 22, 2006
The Best Dribblers...Scoring two goals in after PE soccer really was a great remedy to post VIVA World Cup blues. I think I played much better in that game than in that stupid tournament. I think I learned something after that game, something which I formulated after several games against different opponents.
My game is mostly about dribbling. Whether it's beating people down the flanks or running at opposition defense, if you give me the ball at my feet, I'll show you what I can do. However, this has become stagnant and it's not due to lack of games or practice (although that can be a factor as well), it's largely due to a lack of confidence.
When you come up against an opponent, you do not have much time to plot your next move before he comes in for the tackle. If you spend too much time thinking, the next thing you know, you've lost the ball. This is where confidence comes in. If you're confident you can beat him, you will not have to worry about what your next move is. You just beat him. If you're not, you will usually try to formulate a way to get past him and that will be your downfall.
That is why when most dribblers get the ball, they look at their opponent and attempt to beat him straight away, without considering if they can do it or not. Why do you think the best dribblers in the world are some of the most arrogant, or pure genius? Look at Cristiano Ronaldo, Thierry Henry and Ronaldinho, just to name a few. They brim with confidence everytime they play.
I guess that must be my weakness. I give my opponents too much respect and that's why I always lose out when it comes to the big games. Does that mean I must change my game to be able to play well? That's the question.
"You'll Never Walk Alone"
Archangel
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Wednesday, July 19, 2006
World Cup 2006 Dream TeamSince there were so many journalists' "Dream Teams" or "Best XI" in the newspapers, I will publish my own and see how they compare. I bet my team whups all their asses and I'll get hired as a sports columnist in the New Paper. Wahaha!
Goalkeeper : Gianluigi Buffon - Italy 
Buffon was instrumental in the Italian's World Cup triumph with his masterful saves and excellent goalkeeping. Of course it helped to have a great defence in front of him but when he was called into action, he never failed to disappoint. He only conceded one goal before the World Cup Final and that was an own goal by Cristian Zaccardo. The other was from an illegitimate penalty by Zinedine Zidane.
Right Back: Gianluca Zambrotta - Italy 
It is ironic that the best right back in this tournament is naturally a left back. After Cristian Zaccardo's horrible own goal, Zambrotta was put onto the opposite flank with Fabio Grosso on the left. Zambrotta proved his versatility by having an excellent tournament, and even scored with a clean finish against Ukraine.
Left Back: Philipp Lahm - Germany 
Relatively unknown coming into this World Cup, Philipp Lahm shot to world fame in the opening game against Costa Rica when he curled a sweet shot into the top corner of the Costa Ricans' goal, scoring the first goal of the tournament. The right-footed left back then showed he was not a flash in the pan with amazing performances throughout the World Cup. He even played on the right flank in the 3rd-4th placing match against Portugal. Philipp Lahm has a great ability to get forward and join in the attack, providing excellent crosses and the occasional deadly shot.
Centre Back: Fabio Cannavaro - Italy 
It has been said many times that the Italians are gifted in the art of defense. With three players (including the goalkeeper) in this defence, it definitely proves the old adage true. Cannavaro, although dimunitive, is a master in the art of defending. He has amazing anticipation and speed, and the ability to stick to a striker and get the ball off him or sheperd him away from the goal, without fouling him. In the seven games that he played, he did not get a single card, yellow or red, and in his 100th game for Italy, the captain of Italy led his team to glory. He is my captain for this team and for me, the player of the tournament.
Centre Back: Ricardo Carvalho - Portugal
Although the centre back has not really made a huge impact with Chelsea in England, his
confident displays at the World Cup assured us that he is still one of the world's best. In the fracas against Holland, he marshaled his defence to perfection with only nine men of his team remaining, and prevented the Dutch masters from scoring. An excellent header of the ball, Carvalho can provide impressive aerial power and height for any defence. He is no slouch on the ground as well, being a quick reader of the game and of his opponent's moves.
Right Winger: Franck Ribery - France

The youngest player in France's first team at the age of 23, Franck Ribery burst onto the scene with a huge reputation, and huge boots to fill. Touted as the "next Zidane", Scarface did not fail to disappoint when he was finally put into the starting lineup for the faltering French. The speedy winger scored against Spain with a clinical finish as he rounded Iker Casillas to slot the ball into an empty net, single-handedly hauling France back into the game with the equaliser.
Left Winger: Harry Kewell - Australia
Harry Kewell has been largely overlooked in many of the journalists' Dream Teams or Tournament XIs, but few will doubt his importance to Australia. He only played three games at the World Cup, starting two of them, due to injury. Australia look a much more attacking side with him in the team, and without him, they lost their matches (against Brazil where he was a substitute and against Italy where
he was sidelined with an injury). He put Australia on the footballing map with an assured finish against Croatia to seal a 2-2 draw that put them into the round of 16, arguably the greatest moment ever in Australia's footballing history. A tricky winger who can provide deadly crosses and shots from midfield, he is also gifted at set pieces and scores or supplies goals with the occasional free kick or corner.
Central Midfielder: Andrea Pirlo - Italy
Andrea Pirlo is a technically gifted midfielder who can
provide a pass as wonderful as that of Zidane's or Riquelme's, or defend as well as Makelele or Hamann. He is actually a very similar player to Xabi Alonso. In fact, he is so good that he should be placed in a class of his own. A midfielder who is the creative force both AC Milan and Italy, he possesses a keen eye for a pass and is also a great shooter of the ball. He is wonderfully gifted at set pieces as well. Elegant and refined are the only ways to describe him.
Central Midfielder: Maxi Rodriguez - Argentina
More consistent than Michael Ballack and more powerful than Maniche, Maxi Rodriguez had a fantastic World Cup where he scored three great goals. One of them
will be remembered as a moment of South American samba where 24 passes were construed before Rodriguez slammed the ball into the back of the net, and another one will be remembered as a last-gasp wonder goal against Mexico that sent Argentina into the quarter-finals. Maxi Rodriguez is an industrious attacking midfielder who terrorises defenders and pops up with vital goals for his country and club. Any player who can displace Pablo Aimar from the international team while keeping Lionel Messi on the bench must be some player, and Maxi definitely fits the bill.
Striker: Miroslav Klose - Germany
The striker was widely ridiculed in his previous World Cup
in 2002, where he scored all five of his goals with his head, four of them coming against Saudi Arabia. In 2006, he showed us all that he is a force to be reckoned with and is very much a world class striker. Showing impressive dribbling skills and a great chemistry with his strike partner, Lucas Podolski, Klose is an unselfish striker who sets his teammates up if they're in a better position instead of going for glory. He scored a wonderfully headed goal against Argentina in the quarter final to force the game to penalties, which Germany won. Miroslav Klose is the Golden Boot winner of this year's World Cup, with another five goals to his name.
Striker: Fernando Torres - Spain

The 22 year old has been a revelation for yet another underachieving performance by Spain in this year's World Cup. Scoring three goals in his four World Cup games, Torres formed formidable partnerships with whoever he was paired with in attack, be it Raul, David Villa or Luis Garcia. He led Spain's frontline brilliantly and was a menace to every defender who came up against him. The young prodigy has finally made his first step to becoming a world class player.
Substitutes:
Jens Lehmann - Germany (Goalkeeper)
Ricardo - Portugal (Goalkeeper)
Willy Sagnol - France (Right Back)
Fabio Grosso - Italy (Left Back)
Christoph Metzelder - Germany (Centre Back)
Roberto Ayala - Argentina (Centre Back)
Cristiano Ronaldo - Portugal (Right Winger)
Bastian Schweinsteiger - Germany (Left Winger)
Michael Ballack - Germany (Central Midfielder)
Juan Roman Riquelme - Argentina (Central Midfielder)
Thierry Henry - France (Striker)
Lukas Podolski - Germany (Striker)
Waiting List:
Shaka Hislop - Trinidad & Tobago (Goalkeeper)
Lillian Thuram - France (Centre Back)
Javier Mascherano - Argentina (Central Midfielder)
Luca Toni - Italy (Striker)
"You'll Never Walk Alone"
Archangel
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Tuesday, July 18, 2006
Nuttey!I shall change Nutte to nuttey, after realising what it means..... Oh man ><
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Monday, July 10, 2006
10/7/2006Haha I just decided that if I wanna blog and just crap about my day I'll just name the blog title the date of that particular day...
Wow I just realised how great it is to do all your work (plus near-future work) during the weekend cos during the weekdays when you're so tired when you get back, or because of a crappy day at school, when you get home, you don't feel like doing work at all. Okay actually I could do some work right now but I've got nothing to do. Okay fine, I do have stuff to do, they're just not of immediate importance. Haha. This is probably the first night in a long time where I've gotten back from school without anything of utmost importance to do that I just watched two Grey's Anatomy episodes on my com and am waiting for House to start at 11pm...
Guess what, my mom told me I could go buy new shoes if I want to as long as I get rid of the other two I can't wear anymore! Hahaha. I've been eyeing the adidas blue and white court soccer boots lately... But I don't really want to throw away my two old pairs of boots... Sigh. Dilemma.
Hmmm brought that subject up only cos I remembered I'm going to Queensway with Alvin on Wednesday. Gonna buy some running/exercise pants my stupid RJPE pants are too darned short. I think they shrunk in the wash.
Oh yay we're gonna make jerseys for the VIVA World Cup tournament! I'm gonna get "Archangel" and No. 7! Hahaha. That's if the printer can squeeze all nine letters of "Archangel" onto the back of the shirt... Stupid Neng Yang is so damn conceited... Say "oh sure can score past your keeper" like he's so good like that... Haha. You haven't seen Liang Ze play before he's gonna make you eat your words... I hope they taste bad... I guess Neng Yang's just sore that I rejected joining his team so I could play with my class... Haha. They're better anyway. Hahaha! Oops I'd better not say that otherwise we suddenly lose to his team then I dunno where to put my face liao. Hahaha...
Hey sorry to the guys who wanted me to post reviews of the World Cup matches on the blog... Haven't exactly been following the World Cup because of common tests... Then the matches are always at 3am so I fall asleep halfway... But I'll get back to work as soon as the new Premiership season starts!
Wow I discovered on a Grey's Anatomy episode two WONDERFUL songs... They played "You And Me" by Lifehouse and "High" by James Blunt... Very nice songs... I went to find them online straightaway hahaha.
Hmmm Matilda has got me hooked on to CSI: NY. Hahaha... I think it's pretty good! Watched CSI: Miami too but Matilda said NY was better so... I took her word for it hahaha. Brainsharers after all :P
Oh well... Guess I'll stop here... Gonna watch House, it starts in 15 minutes or so... Hahaha :P
"You'll Never Walk Alone"
Archangel
Archangel left silently at ... 9:51 pm
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Saturday, July 08, 2006
Biggest Dreamer!http://macadish.blogspot.com/2006/07/another-dream.html
http://macadish.blogspot.com/2006/07/grading-system.html
http://macadish.blogspot.com/2006/07/dream.html
Like always, click on post once there. Works the same as this blog. ;D
Think i will have any more weird dreams???
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Thursday, July 06, 2006
Is that the true you (plural)?I realised, why i am not close to the guys from my class. A simple birthday present yet a heated 'discussion'.
So what if i feel like sharing the present with other people. After all, i am suppose to know him better, at least at a more personal level. Do feel bad when i see don't see him around sometimes, and many other feelings, thts why i don want to share with the group. In fact, to me, he is not part of the class clique. I would rather see him as tuba and my friend, the 'magic' guys. Then some guy had to make stupid comments about it. Ok fine, so i just let them know i am discussing with someone else (tuba) . Another series of stupid comments appeared. Then i suggested taking a photo. It is definitely meaningful, especially since we'll all part after this year. A photo is definitely sthg to remind him of the happy moments together. Noo, somebody had to make tht idea sound like bad news (News for that somebody, jeff's not the kind of person who will look at photos and think of all the wrong things).
Great, you guys figure it out yourself. You think i care? Can't believe the most decent person in that convo is yuan. Comparing that convo with the one i was having with tuba, one felt like hell, the other heaven, respectively. Don't try to tell me those comments were jokes, because they are not funny. Man am i irritated, with myself for forgetting his bdae, with those pple who don't mean anything they say.
Enough, as touched as i am that i got the watch (thnx to jeff again, and maybe a few others), but im just as irritated by the fact that such kind of things can happen over a bdae presents. Notice that i seldom get agitated over anything. So this is what you people really are... I give up. (leaves convo)
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Saturday, July 01, 2006
Fun Fun FunClick on 'post' to view
FUN FUN FUN ;D
http://macadish.blogspot.com/2006/07/fun.html
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