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09 maggio Close my eyes<Close my eyes>----
Most favor song of Mariah Carey, and it has been long the very cure after whole-day-long full-energy storm-coding. Tenderly intonating, Mariah showed me one peaceful picture of music with an angle guiding my way, so that i could totally close my eyes, straight forward. But I closed my eyes, steadied my feet on the ground, raised my head to the sky, and though time's rolls by, still feeling like a child as i looked at the moon. Maybe i grow up a little too soon.
Life's a winding road, and we learned many things with and without my eyes, mainly by the visual way. Why not close your eyes? With touch, smell, or think, we could feel more with life and found those treasure. Remember, work is a must but still never grow up numb with things.
Last, lyrics from <Close my eyes> by Mariah Carey.
I was wayward child With the weight of the world That I held deep inside Life was a winding road And I learned many things Little ones shouldn’t know But I closed my eyes Steadied my feet on the ground Raised my head to the sky And though time’s rolled by Still feel like that child As I look at the monn Maybe I grew up A little too soon Funny how one can learn To grow numb to the madness And block it away I left the worst unsaid Let it all dissipate And I try to forget But I closed my eyes Steadied my feet on the ground Raised my head to the sky And though time’s rolled by Still feel like that child As I look at the monn Maybe I grew up A little too soon Nearing the edge Obvious I almost Fell right over A part of me Will never be quite able To feel stable That woman-child falling inside Was on the verge of fading Thankfully I Woke up in time Guardian angel I Sail away on an ocean With you by my side Orange clouds roll by They burn into your image And you’re still alive But I closed my eyes Steadied my feet on the ground Raise my head to the sky And though time’s rolls by Still feel like that child As I look at the monn Maybe I grew up A little too soon |
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