There\u27s a Little Spark of Love Still Burning

[Verse 1] There was a fire burning in my heart, Burning for years and for years Your love and kisses gave that flame a start, I put it out with my tears; You don’t remember, I can’t forget, That old affection lives with me yet, I keep on longing, to my regret, I know I can’t forget. [Chorus] There’s a little spark of love still burning, And yearning in my heart for you, There’s a longing there for your returning, I want you! I do! So come, come to my heart again, Come, come, set that love a flame, For there’s a little spark of love still burning, and yearning for you. [Verse 2] I left you laughing I said goodbye, Laughing but nobody knew How much relief I found when I could cry, I cried my heart out for you; I’ve loved you more than you’ll ever know, Tho’ years have passed I’ve wanted you so, Bring back the old love, let new love grow, come back and whisper low. [Chorus

I Love You, I Love You Not

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Star Wars. I love you Carrie

Approfondimento sulla figura di Carrie Fisher e sul suo ruolo all'interno della saga cinematografica Star War

Love Amidst Tragedy: The Story of Sandie Pendleton and Kate Corbin

You might be having mixed feelings about this Valentine’s Day week: maybe you think love is wonderful, or perhaps you are more pessimistic about love and deem it impossible. Whatever the case, it was not entirely wonderful, nor quite impossible for soldiers during the Civil War. Love and war coexisted quite well, as you will read from other posts this week. Yet, as is the nature of both, they can also be tragic. Warning: the story I am about to tell you does not have a happy ending, but it is nonetheless heartwarming. [excerpt

What If

I love music. All genres of music. I love the stories that come through in music. I love the songs that create that personal experience and drive me to think or feel more deeply. Five for Fighting just came out with that type of song. It’s called “What If”. There is a line in the song that goes What if I had your heart, what if you wore my scars. What if you were me? What if I were you? What if your life was my life? What if I was you? It resonates with me personally and with our mission here at SCCAP – we believe that everyone has a story, a profound story and a path that led them to the place where they are. But what really struck me in this song was the concept of seeing ourselves in someone else’s life

The emotional weight of "I love you" in multilinguals' languages

The present paper considers the perceived emotional weight of the phrase I love you in multilinguals’ different languages. The sample consists of 1459 adult multilinguals speaking a total of 77 different first languages. They filled out an on-line questionnaire with open and closed questions linked to language behavior and emotions. Feedback on the open question related to perceived emotional weight of the phrase I love you in the multilinguals’ different languages was recoded in three categories: it being strongest in (1) the first language (L1), (2) the first language and a foreign language, and (3) a foreign language (LX). A majority of speakers felt I love you was strongest in their L1. Participants offered various explanations for their perception. Statistical analyses revealed that the perception of weight of the phrase I love you was associated with self-perceived language dominance, context of acquisition of the L2, age of onset of learning the L2, degree of socialization in the L2, nature of the network of interlocutors in the L2, and self-perceived oral proficiency in the L2

I Love Love : I Love You Dear

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I Love You, Honey, Love You \u27Deed I Do

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