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How to Pronounce Ethnonym

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Updated: 29 May 2013

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Serben ist auch der deutsche Name der lettischen Ortschaft Dzērbene in der Gemeinde Cēsis

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Updated: 03 Jul 2013

Das Ethnonym der Serben ist in Deutschland eigentlich nicht fremd. Verschiedene Ortschaften, wie Zscherben (Merseburg)[1], Serbitz (Treben), Zerben, Serba, S...

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History Of The Kyrgyz People

Duration: 13:01
Updated: 18 May 2014

The Kyrgyz, also spelled Kyrghyz and Kirghiz, are a Turkic people living primarily in Kyrgyz Republic. There are several theories on the origin of ethnonym "Kyrgyz". The word "Kyrgyz" is derived from the Turkic word "kyrk"-meaning forty, with -"Iz" being an old plural suffix, referring to a collection of forty tribes.[13] Kyrgyz also means "imperishable", "inextinguishable", "immortal", "unconquerable" or "unbeatable", presumably referring to the epic hero Manas who, as legend has it, unified the forty tribes against the Khitans. The Chinese transcription "Tse-gu" (Gekun, Jiankun) allows to restore the pronunciation of the ethnonym as Kirkut (Kirgut) and Kirkur (Kirgur). Both forms go back to the earliest variation Kirkün (Chinese Tszyan-kun) of the term "Kyrgyz" meaning "Field People", "Field Huns". By the Mongol epoch, the initial meaning of the word Kirkun was already lost, evidenced by differing readings of the earlier reductions of the Yuán Shǐ. The change of ethnonym produced a new version of an origin, and the memory about their steppe motherland, recorded in Yuán Shǐ, survived only as a recollection of the initial birthplace of forty women. Subsequently, however, that recollection was also lost. In the 18th and 19th century, European writers used the word "Kirghiz" (the early Anglicized form of the contemporary Russian "киргизы") to refer not only to the people we now know as Kyrgyz, but also to their more numerous northern relatives, the Kazakhs. When distinction had to be made, more specific terms were used: Kara-Kirghiz for the Kyrgyz proper, and Kaisaks for the Kazakhs. Origins The early Kyrgyz people, known as Yenisei Kyrgyz, have their origins in the western parts of modern-day Mongolia and first appear in written records in the Chinese annals of the Sima Qian's Records of the Grand Historian (compiled 109 BC to 91 BC), as Gekun or Jiankun (鬲昆 or 隔昆). They were described in Tang Dynasty texts as having "red hair and green eyes", while those with dark hair and eyes were said to be descendants of a Chinese general Li Ling. In Chinese sources, these Kyrgyz tribes were described as fair-skinned, green- or blue-eyed and red-haired people with a mixture of European and Mongol features. The Middle Age Chinese composition "Tanghuiyao" of the 8--10th century transcribed the name "Kyrgyz" as Tsze-gu (Kirgut), and their tamga was depicted as identical to the tamga of present day Kyrgyz tribes Azyk, Bugu, Cherik, Sary Bagysh and few others. According to recent historical findings, Kyrgyz history dates back to 201 BC. The Yenisei Kyrgyz lived in the upper Yenisey River valley, central Siberia. In Late Antiquity the Yenisei Kyrgyz were a part of the Tiele people. Later, in the Early Middle Ages, the Yenisei Kyrgyz were a part of the confederations of the Göktürk and Uyghur Khaganates. In 840 a revolt led by the Yenisei Kyrgyz brought down the Uyghur Khaganate, and brought the Yenisei Kyrgyz to a dominating position in the former Turkic Khaganate. With the rise to power, the center of the Kyrgyz Khaganate moved to Jeti-su, and brought about a spread south of the Kyrgyz people, to reach Tian Shan mountains and Xinjiang, bringing them into contact with the existing peoples of western China, especially Tibet. By the 16th century the carriers of the ethnonym "Kirgiz" lived in South Siberia, Xinjiang, Tian Shan, Pamir-Alay, Middle Asia, Urals (among Bashkorts), in Kazakhstan.[24] In the Tian Shan and Xinjiang area, the term "Kyrgyz" retained its unifying political designation, and became a general ethnonym for the Yenisei Kirgizes and aboriginal Turkic tribes that presently constitute the Kyrgyz population.[25] Though it is obviously impossible to directly identify the Yenisei and Tien Shan Kyrgyz, a trace of their ethnogenetical connections is apparent in archaeology, history, language and ethnography. A majority of modern researchers came to the conclusion that the ancestors of Kyrgyz tribes had their origin in the most ancient tribal unions of Sakas and Usuns, Dinlins, Mongols and Huns. Also, there follow from the oldest notes about the Kyrgyz that the definite mention of Kyrgyz ethnonym originates from 6th century. There is certain probability that there was relation between Kyrgyz and Gegunese already in 2nd century BC, next, between Kyrgyz and Khakases since 6th century A.D., but there is quite missing a unique mention. The Kyrgyz as ethnic group are mentioned quite unambiguously in the time of Genghis Khan rule (1162--1227), when their name replaces the former name Khakas.

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Hebrews? Israelites? Jews? What are we? Where did these names come from? Jewu

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Updated: 21 Nov 2013

Hebrews (Hebrew: עברים or עבריים, Tiberian ʿIḇrîm, ʿIḇriyyîm; Modern Hebrew ʿIvrim, ʿIvriyyim; ISO 259-3 ʕibrim, ʕibriyim) is an ethnonym used in the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible). It is mostly taken as synonymous with the Semitic Israelites, especially in the pre-monarchic period when they were still nomadic, By the Roman era, Greek Hebraios could refer to the Jews in general, as Strong's Hebrew Dictionary puts it "any of the Jewish Nation" and at other times more specifically to the Jews living in Judea. In Armenian, Italian, Kurdish, Old French, Russian and a few other languages the transfer of the name[citation needed] from Hebrew to Jew never took place, and 'Hebrew' is the primary used word for a Jew. Israelites are defined as the descendants of Jacob, son of Isaac, grandson of Abraham. According to the Jewish Encyclopedia the terms "Hebrews" and "Israelites" usually describe the same people, stating that they were called Hebrews before the conquest of the Land of Canaan and Israelites afterwards. By the Roman period, "Hebrews" could be used to designate the Jews, who use the Hebrew language.[20] The Epistle to the Hebrews was probably written for Jewish Christians.[21] In some modern languages, including Armenian, Greek, Italian, Romanian, and many Slavic languages, the name Hebrews survives as the standard ethnonym for Jews, but in many other languages in which there exist both terms, it is considered derogatory to call modern Jews. Israelis today use the term israeli, citizens of Israel, the country.

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nice bangladeshi desi bhabi in the park

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Updated: 10 Jul 2014

The ethnonym belongs in the endonymic category (i.e. it is a self-appellation). Desi is an Indo-Aryan term that originates from the Sanskrit word (Sanskrit: देश) deśha- ("region, province, country"). Indo-aryan Sanskrit is the root of more than 25 South Asian languages and the first known usage of the Sanskrit root is found in the Natya Shastra (~200 BC), where it defines the regional varieties of folk performing arts, as opposed to the classical, pan-Indian margi. Thus, (Sanskrit: स्वदेश) swadeś refers to one's own country or homeland, while (Sanskrit: परदेश) paradeś refers to another's country or a foreign land. Sources:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desi

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Pagania and Narentians.wmv

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Updated: 03 Jun 2013

The Narentines (Greek: (Ν)αρεντάνοι - (N)arentanoi, Croatian: Neretljani, Italian: Narentani, Narentini) was an ethnonym of a South Slavic tribe that occupie...

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[Vindictus/ Mabinogi_Heroes]Black Hammer Duo

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Updated: 06 May 2011

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Vindictus Hilder Episode Story pt3

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Updated: 29 Oct 2011

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Sechs Monate Afghanistan - Foxtrott 4 - Teil 5

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Updated: 28 Nov 2013

Foxtrott 4,Sechs Monate Afghanistan. Der Name Afghanistan ( persisch : افغانستان , [avɣɒnestɒn] ) [ 28 ] bedeutet "Land der Afghanen" , [ 29 ] , die von der stammt ethnonym " Afghan " . Historisch gesehen, der Name "Afghan" bezeichnet vor allem die Paschtunen Menschen , die größte ethnische Gruppe in Afghanistan . [ 30 ] Dieser Name wird in Form erwähnt Abgan im 3. Jahrhundert n. Chr. durch die Sassaniden [ 31 ] und als Avagana ( Afghana ) in die CE-6. Jahrhundert von indischen Astronomen Varahamihira . [ 30 ] Ein Volk genannt die Afghanen werden mehrmals in einem aus dem 10. Jahrhundert erwähnt Geographiebuch , Hudud al-'alam , insbesondere, wenn eine Referenz zu einem Dorf gemacht: "Saul, eine angenehme Dorf auf einem Berg. In ihr Live- Afghanen ".

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Lann Giant Spider Solo

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Updated: 12 Dec 2010

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Turks - Conquerors

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Updated: 26 Jun 2013

Who Really Turks Are? Turks Ruled Asia, Africa and Europe, Conquered strongest empires, never lived under any nation reign. Turks the Undefeated, Kings of th...

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Vindictus Hilder Episode Story pt5

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Updated: 29 Oct 2011

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Vindictus Hilder Episode Story pt2

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Updated: 29 Oct 2011

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7 - Uç Karanfil - Biz Kırımçaklarımız

Duration: 3:06
Updated: 26 Jul 2013

Biz Kırımçaklarımız - Kırımçak Kızı Anara KRYMCHAKS Krymchaks (The Krymchak people) are a small community within the Crimean population that developed on eth...

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Turkey by Discovery Travel

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Updated: 04 Jul 2013

The name of Turkey, Türkiye in the Turkish language, can be divided into two components: the ethnonym Türk and the abstract suffix --iye meaning "owner", "la...

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Nadija apa & Ravil abu

Duration: 27:56
Updated: 12 Nov 2013

Tatar nation in terms of literacy (ability to read and write in their own language) before the 1917 coup took a leading position in the Russian Empire. Traditional thirst for knowledge is preserved and the current generation. The ethnonym "Tatars" - an ancient origin, but as a self-modern Tatars he was adopted only in HIHv., And ancient Tatar Turkic tribes lived on the territory of today's Eurasia. The current Tatars (Kazan, Western, Siberian, Crimean) are not direct descendants of the ancient Tatars, who came to Europe with armies of Genghis Khan. They have developed into one nation under the name of Tatars, after they were given the name the peoples of Europe. There is a view of historians that the name "Tatars" comes from the name of a large influential family "Tata", of which there were many native Turkic military leaders of the state "Altyn Orta" (Golden Mean), better known as the "Golden Horde". The Tatars are one of the most urbanized nations of Russia. Social groups of Tatars living in the cities and in the villages, are almost indistinguishable from those which exist in other nations, primarily in Russian. By way of life Tatars did not differ from other surrounding nations. Modern Tatar ethnic group originated in parallel with the Russian. Modern Tatars are Turkic-speaking part of the indigenous population of Russia, which by virtue of greater territorial proximity to the East has chosen not to Orthodoxy and Islam. 99% of believers Tatars - this is a moderate Sunni Muslim Hanafi. Many ethnologists noted the unique phenomenon of tolerance Tartar, which consists in the fact that the history of the Tatars, they did not start any conflict on ethnic and religious grounds. Famous anthropologists and researchers believe that tolerance - is invariable part of the Tatar national character. The traditional food of the Tartars - meat, dairy and vegetable - soups, seasoned pieces of dough (tokmach noodle, Chumar), porridge, bread from leavened dough, tortillas kabartma. National dishes - byalesh with various fillings, most of the meat (peryamyach), cut into pieces and mixed with millet, rice or potatoes, baking unleavened dough is widely represented in the form of bavyrsaka, kosh body ichpochmak, Gubad, katykly salma, chak-chak ( Wedding dish). Horse meat (meat is a favorite of many groups) are preparing a dried sausage - kazylyk or kazi. Considered to be sun-dried delicacy goose (kaklagan penalty). Dairy products - katyk (a special kind of sour milk), sour cream, cottage cheese. Drinks - tea, ayran (Tan) - katyk mixture with water (used mainly in summer). Tatars in all defensive wars of liberation and always took an active part. The victory of 5 April 1242 on the ice of Lake Chud over livontsaimi was entirely merit Tatar regiments who served under Alexander Nevsky. The number of "Heroes of the Soviet Union" Tatars in fourth place, and in the percentage of the number of characters to all the people - the first one. According to the number of Hero of Russia - the Tatars second place. Tatars moved from military leaders such as General of the Army M.A.Gareev, general-colonel PCAkchurin and F.H.Churakov, M.D.Iskanderov vice admiral, rear admiral Z.G.Lyapin, A.I.Bichurin etc. Prominent Tatar politicians of our time - that's Interior Minister Rashid Nurgaliyev, Minister of Economy of the Russian Federation Elvira Elvira, the first President of Tatarstan Mintimer Shaimiev. Quite a few of the Tatars and eminent scientists - is academics R.Z.Sagdeev (physical chemist) K.A.Valiev (physicist), R.A.Syunyaev (astrophysicist), and others. Tatar literature is one of the oldest in Russia. The oldest literary monument - the poem "The Story of Joseph" Bulgarian poet Kul Gali, written in 1236. Among the well-known poets of the past can be called M.Sarai-Gulistan (XIV century), M.Muhammadyara (1496/97-1552), G.Utyz-Imyani (1754-1834), G.Kandaly (1797-1860). Of the poets and writers of the XX century - the classics of the Tatar literature Gabdulla Tukaya, Fatih Amirkhana writers of the Soviet period - Galimzyan Ibragimov, Hadi Taktasha, Majitov Gafuri Hasan Tufan, the poet-patriot, Hero of the Soviet Union Musa Jalil Sibgatov Hakim and many other talented poets and writers. One of the first among the Turkic peoples of the Tatars the theatrical arts. The most prominent artists are: Abdullah Kariev, actor and playwright Tinchurin Karim, Khalil Abdzhalilov, Gabdulla Shamukov, actors: CHulpan Hamatova, Marat Basharov Renata Litvinova, actor and director Sergei Shakur, directed by Marcel Salimjanov, opera singers - Haidar Bigichev and Zilya Sungatullina, folk Ilham singers Shakira and Alfiya Afzalova, popular performers - Rinat Ibragimov, Zemfira Ramazanov Salavat Fatkhutdinov, Idar Galimov, Razakova Malik, a young poet and musician.

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Vindictus Hilder Episode Story

Duration: 2:30
Updated: 24 Oct 2011

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1 - Ahıt - Biz Kırımçaklarımız

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Updated: 26 Jul 2013

Biz Kırımçaklarımız - Kırımçak Kızı Anara KRYMCHAKS Krymchaks (The Krymchak people) are a small community within the Crimean population that developed on eth...

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11 - Topuzlu Şalım - Biz Kırımçaklarımız

Duration: 3:51
Updated: 26 Jul 2013

Biz Kırımçaklarımız - Kırımçak Kızı Anara KRYMCHAKS Krymchaks (The Krymchak people) are a small community within the Crimean population that developed on eth...

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Vindictus Hilder Episode pt4

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Updated: 29 Oct 2011

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History Of The Gagauz People

Duration: 18:09
Updated: 18 May 2014

The Gagauz people are a Turkic group living mostly in southern Moldova (Gagauzia), southwestern Ukraine (Budjak), south-eastern Romania (Dobrogea), northeastern Bulgaria, Greece, Brazil, United States and Canada. The Gagauz are Orthodox Christians. There is a related ethnic group also called Gagavuz (or Gajal) living in the European part of northwestern Turkey. Today Gagauz people outside Moldova live mainly in the Ukrainian regions of Odesa and Zaporizhia, as well as in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Brazil, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, Georgia, Turkey and the Russian region of Kabardino-Balkaria. There are also nearly 20,000 descendants of Gagauzians living in the Balkan country of Bulgaria, as well as upwards of 3,000 living in the United States of America, Brazil and Canada. Etymology The Encyclopedia of World cultures lists the ethnonym of the Gagauz as "Turkish speaking Bulgars". Astrid Menz writes this about the etymology: "Older ethnographic works such as Pees (1894) and Jireček (1891)— both covering the Gagauz in Bulgaria— mention that only their neighbors used the ethnonym Gagauz, partly as an insult. The Gagauz themselves did not use this self-designation; indeed, they considered it offensive. Both Pees and Jireček mention that the Gagauz in Bulgaria tended to register either as Greek because of their religion (clearly an outcome of the Ottoman millet-system) or as Bulgarian because of the newly emerging concept of nationalism. According to Pees informants from Moldova, the Gagauz there called themselves Hıristiyan-Bulgar (Christian Bulgars), and Gagauz was used only as a nickname (Pees 1894, p. 90). The etymology of the ethnonym Gagauz is as unclear as their history. As noted above, they are not mentioned —at least not under that name— in any historical sources before their immigration into Bessarabia. Therefore, we have no older versions of this ethnonym. This, combined with the report that the Gagauz felt offended when called by this name, makes the etymology somewhat dubious. Language The Gagauz language belongs to the Oghuz branch of the Turkic languages, which also includes the Azerbaijani, Turkish, and Turkmen languages. The Gagauz language is particularly close to the Balkan Turkish dialects spoken in Greece, northeastern Bulgaria, and in the Kumanovo and Bitola areas of Macedonia. The Balkan Turkic languages, including Gagauz, are a typologically interesting case, because they are closely related to Turkish and at the same time contain a North-Turkic (Tatar or Kypchak) element besides the main South-Turkic (Oghuz) element (Pokrovskaya,1964). The modern Gagauz language has two dialects: central (or ''Bulgar'') and southern (or maritime) (Pokrovskaya, 1964; Gordon, 2005). Religion The vast majority of Gagauz are Orthodox Christians. Culture "Subsistence and Commercial Activities: The traditional economy centered on animal husbandry, particularly sheep raising, and agriculture that combined growing grain and truck farming with viticulture. Even in the recent past, despite the cultural similarity of the Gagauz to the Bulgars of Bessarabia, there were important differences between them: the Bulgars were peasant farmers; although the Gagauz also farmed, they were essentially pastoralists in outlook." "Food: Many traces of their nomadic past may be found in the cuisine of the sedentary Gagauz, such as a special way of processing milk and the preservation of meat, curds, and sheep's milk cheese in a skin. The staple food is grain, in many varieties. A series of family holidays and rituals was connected with the baking of bread, wheat loaves (kalaches ) and unleavened flatcakes." "The favorite dish was a layered pie stuffed with sheep's milk cheese and soaked with sour cream before baking. Other delicacies were pies with crumbled pumpkin and sweet pies made with the first milk of a cow that had just calved. The traditional ritual dish called kurban combined wheat porridge (bulgar wheat) with a slaughtered ("sacrificed") ram and is further evidence of the origins of the Gagauz in both the Balkan world and the steppe-pastoral complex. A special place in the cuisine is occupied by peppered sauces for meat; one combines onion and finely granulated porridge; another is tomato-based. A red house wine is served with dinner and supper. An indispensable component in holiday meals is meat in jelly prepared from the heads and feet of livestock (head cheese)."

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9 - Eylen Ey Eras Suyu - Biz Kırımçaklarımız

Duration: 1:18
Updated: 26 Jul 2013

Biz Kırımçaklarımız - Kırımçak Kızı Anara KRYMCHAKS Krymchaks (The Krymchak people) are a small community within the Crimean population that developed on eth...

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6 - Altın Yuzuk - Biz Kırımçaklarımız

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Updated: 31 Jul 2013

Biz Kırımçaklarımız - Kırımçak Kızı Anara KRYMCHAKS Krymchaks (The Krymchak people) are a small community within the Crimean population that developed on eth...

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You Then Me - Rebecca St. James
Within Me - Lacuna Coil
Within Me - Natalie Grant
You Then Me - St. James Rebecca
Within Me - Compos Mentis

Top Rebecca St. James, You Then Me

It's my turn, it's not your turn
It's my turn, get outta my way
It's my turn, go on complain
I'm comin' through anyway
Don't ask me why I'm like this
But lately I'm wonderin' if
It'll come to pass
That the last shall be first and the first shall be last
Then the voice says
Chrous:
Here's the way it oughtta be
You then me then you then me
Well. I pray one day we'll all agree
And take it you then me then you then me
Life could go you then me then you then me
It's easy, you wait then go
It's easy, so make your move
It's easy, don't clown around
Could've gane six times by now
But no sir, you gotta be a pain
Or is this your own way of sayin'
We should all cool down
And be more like the man who was born back in Bethlehem Town?
I betcha He'd say...
Chorus
If we could only put you first
Maybe this ugly trend could one day be reversed
It's your turn, it's not my turn
It's you turn- well let's just say
We'll trade off- first you then me
Then after that, we might agree
Let's try it, it could be good
and what if one day it should
Really come to pass
That the last shall go first and the first shall go last
Betcha we'd say:

Top Lacuna Coil, Within Me

Something about you that makes me feel bad
I wasn’t there when a thin line destroyed your soul
I search every corner
There’s nowhere to hide
How I feel ignorance
Sacrifice some days it’s harder
Let’s face it, it’s all about me
(Deeply into your own)
Deep within me
Life’s crawling and wasting my days
Another night gone and I know there will be another way
(Deep within me)
I’m leading myself to be free
In this eternal goodbye
Something about you will make me stronger
Now I’m aware when a man falls rebound, my fault
I search every corner
Just nowhere to hide
How I feel ignorance
Sacrifice some days it’s harder
Let’s face it, it’s all about me
(Deeply into your own)
Deep within me
Life’s crawling and wasting my days
Another night gone and I know there will be another way
(Deep within me)
I’m leading myself to be free
In this eternal goodbye, goodbye
Here I wanna be
Here I wanna be
No more lies!
Here I wanna be
Here I wanna be
Here I wanna be
No more lies!
Here I wanna be...
Deep within me
Life’s crawling and wasting my days
Another night gone and I know there will be another way
(Deep within me)
I’m leading myself to be free
In this eternal goodbye, goodbye
Deep within me
Life’s crawling and wasting my days
Another night gone and I know there will be another way
(Deep within me)
I’m leading myself to be free

Top Natalie Grant, Within Me

When I feel the worlds against me
Left me in the cold
Thinking I've been forgotten
Out there on my own
I close my eyes and in the silence
Hear a voice so clear
Reminding me Your love
Is always right here
Within me then all of my doubts disappear
And there's nothing to fear, Your love's within me
You gave me strength to believe
That all that I am and all that I'll ever need is within me
When my spirit's all but broken
I'm humbled to the bone
Searching for the grace
To find my way home
I take a breath, a slow deep breath
And feel a sense of calm
Then the hurt in my heart is suddenly gone
Within me you wiped away all my tears
There's nothing to fear, Your love's within me
It gives me the strength to believe

Top St. James Rebecca, You Then Me

It's my turn, it's not your turn
It's my turn, get outta my way
It's my turn, go on complain
I'm comin' through anyway
Don't ask me why I'm like this
But lately I'm wondrin' if
It'll come to pass
That the last shall be first and the first shall be last
Then the voice says..
CHORUS:
Here's the way it oughtta be
You then me then you then me
Well, I pray one day we'll all agree
And take it you then me then you then me
Life could go you then me then you then me
It's easy, you wait then go
It's easy, so make your move
It's easy, don't clown around
Could've gone six times by now
But no sir, you gotta be a pain
Or is this your way of sayin'
We should all cool down
And be more like the man who was born back in Bethelehem town?
I betcha He'd say..
CHORUS
If we could only put You first
Maybe this ugly trend could one day be reversed
It's your turn, it's not my turn
It's your turn - we'll let's just say
We'll trade off - first you then me
Then after that, we might agree
Let's try it, it could be good
And what if one day it should
Really come to pass
That the last shall be first and the first shall be last
Betcha we'd say...
CHORUS
Words and Music by Bob Halligan, Jr. and Graham Shaw
Copyright © 1996 G. Shaw Music Ltd/WBOB Music/BMG Songs, Inc (ASCAP). All rights

Top Compos Mentis, Within Me

I was born to fulfil a terrible destiny
The greatest punishment of all
Punished for what I didn't do and what I couldn't change
Every attempt to avoid just lead me closer to the inevitable
I committed the biggest sin of them all towards myself
How could I avoid it, why did I deserve it?
I hold out my hands that blackened my eyes
And see my destiny as the stream of blood that it is
With blinded eyes I she'd a tear
Thinking about the destiny that I passed along
Take away all my senses so I can't feel the pain
Let me never know your thoughts
At the peak of my life I realise that everything is false
And all that I have done has only been harmful towards myself
I have inherited the sins of my forefathers
My life is dead and I'm in pain
The greatness of my life has withered
Leaving me with no desires of life or death
If only time would stop and leave me with nothing