Sarah_83 wrote:
You're most welcome, I'm glad you liked it. And thanks to you too for that one, The Script is a very nice band.

You're most welcome, though there's little typo in the on-screen lyrics on the Script song video. The line where it's - "And by leavin' my door open" - the next line would be -"I'm riskin' everything I own". Generally, I'm particular about the lyrics on screen since a single word change can alter the meaning.
I just overlooked while posting it here.

Quote:Sukriam djan.
Meen tumhen yaad.

Well you know, I'm always apprehensive using Google translator, 'cos often they take the translations to a different meaning that seems garbled.
So I was a bit nervous when I posted the Spanish words there, (of course I don't know it, just online-translation )
& was ready to apologize if I had posted something objectionable.
Now the above words you posted there, Google is telling me they're Indonesian, (& I'm from India btw ) but are not rendering in English, lol. Though I can guess it.

Sarah_83 wrote: Actually, I had thought about posting this one by The Script at some point.
I guess today is a good day to do so. I wish you all get to your own and personal hall of fame!

The Script - Hall of Fame ft. will.i.am

Thanks for the song, it's a nice one!

Actually, for me there's much more to fame that matters, don't know 'bout others.
I wish there was more peace of mind & less stress/tensions, but in the modern life, they're parts of it.

Anyway, back to the music - here's someone wishing us well in a nice way.

Bernard Fanning - Wish You Well

poiuy123 wrote:

Sarah_83 wrote:
You're most welcome, I'm glad you liked it. And thanks to you too for that one, The Script is a very nice band.

You're most welcome, though there's little typo in the on-screen lyrics on the Script song video. The line where it's - "And by leavin' my door open" - the next line would be -"I'm riskin' everything I own". Generally, I'm particular about the lyrics on screen since a single word change can alter the meaning.
I just overlooked while posting it here.

Oh, don't worry about it; I normally tend to watch out for erros too, because yes, lyrics are important, especially if you're showing them on screen... this time I didn't notice it though, so thanks anyway!

poiuy123 wrote:

Quote:Sukriam djan.
Meen tumhen yaad.

Well you know, I'm always apprehensive using Google translator, 'cos often they take the translations to a different meaning that seems garbled.
So I was a bit nervous when I posted the Spanish words there, (of course I don't know it, just online-translation )
& was ready to apologize if I had posted something objectionable.
Now the above words you posted there, Google is telling me they're Indonesian, (& I'm from India btw ) but are not rendering in English, lol. Though I can guess it.

Yes, totally, I never use Google translator because I don't find it reliable at all; but it seems this time it worked for you, and it also seems I should have used it too haha, because I've screwed it, haven't I?

Of course I'm aware you're from India haha, and as the only word in Hindi I knew was "Namaste", I looked up for some online dictionares/blogs... but either they were all wrong or I don't know... you say you can guess it, so... is it ok, or did I totally messed it up?

poiuy123 wrote:

Sarah_83 wrote: Actually, I had thought about posting this one by The Script at some point.
I guess today is a good day to do so. I wish you all get to your own and personal hall of fame!

The Script - Hall of Fame ft. will.i.am

Thanks for the song, it's a nice one!

Actually, for me there's much more to fame that matters, don't know 'bout others.
I wish there was more peace of mind & less stress/tensions, but in the modern life, they're parts of it.

Anyway, back to the music - here's someone wishing us well in a nice way.

Bernard Fanning - Wish You Well

You're very welcome, glad you liked it too!

Yeah, fame is not something that really matters to me either; that's why I said "your own and personal hall of fame", because it implies somehow you've succeed on whatever you were aiming to achieve in life, regardless if you are famous or not. I believe what really matters is how satisfied you feel about yourself and about your life, after all. And yes, stress/tensions are like the daily bread of the modern world... I guess it's up to us if we want to try to learn how to relax a little bit and take it easy.

Very nice way of wishing us well, indeed. Thanks for that track/video!

This band has many good songs among their repertoire; at least, to me. And the lyrics are usually pretty good too, full of meaning.

Higher-Creed

Sarah_83 wrote:
Oh, don't worry about it; I normally tend to watch out for erros too, because yes, lyrics are important, especially if you're showing them on screen... this time I didn't notice it though, so thanks anyway!

You're welcome, you didn't notice it, that means you already knew that song isn't ?

Sarah_83 wrote: Yes, totally, I never use Google translator because I don't find it reliable at all; but it seems this time it worked for you, and it also seems I should have used it too haha, because I've screwed it, haven't I?

Of course I'm aware you're from India haha, and as the only word in Hindi I knew was "Namaste", I looked up for some online dictionares/blogs... but either they were all wrong or I don't know... you say you can guess it, so... is it ok, or did I totally messed it up?

Oh, don't worry about it, what's important is what you meant to say rather than what you posted isn't it?
It's most normal that there will be translation errors when converting from a totally unknown language and when Google translator is often misleading. So never mind, you didn't mess up anything & just be cool at it.

And I agree with your fame related statements there, thanks!

Already past 10 PM here, well.

Wham! - Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go

Quote:Very nice way of wishing us well, indeed. Thanks for that track/video!

Most welcome & thanks for the Creed.

poiuy123 wrote:

Sarah_83 wrote:
Oh, don't worry about it; I normally tend to watch out for erros too, because yes, lyrics are important, especially if you're showing them on screen... this time I didn't notice it though, so thanks anyway!

You're welcome, you didn't notice it, that means you already knew that song isn't ?

Nope, I had never listened to that song... it means I just skipped that error haha

poiuy123 wrote:

Sarah_83 wrote: Yes, totally, I never use Google translator because I don't find it reliable at all; but it seems this time it worked for you, and it also seems I should have used it too haha, because I've screwed it, haven't I?

Of course I'm aware you're from India haha, and as the only word in Hindi I knew was "Namaste", I looked up for some online dictionares/blogs... but either they were all wrong or I don't know... you say you can guess it, so... is it ok, or did I totally messed it up?

Oh, don't worry about it, what's important is what you meant to say rather than what you posted isn't it?
It's most normal that there will be translation errors when converting from a totally unknown language and when Google translator is often misleading. So never mind, you didn't mess up anything & just be cool at it.

And I agree with your fame related statements there, thanks!

Sure, usually the most important thing is what we actually mean, more than the words we use to say it; but in this case words were important, as I was using a language I have no idea about haha. What I meant to say was "You're welcome, dear. I'll miss you". And as I said, I didn't use Google translator, I trusted on some dictionary/blog that I found and seemed reliable... so I'm not sure if I understood you, did I use the correct words, or were they actually Indonesian words instead of Hindi language?

As for my statements, glad to hear you agree. You're absolutely welcome.

poiuy123 wrote: Already past 10 PM here, well.

Wham! - Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go

Quote:Very nice way of wishing us well, indeed. Thanks for that track/video!

Most welcome & thanks for the Creed.

Yeah, it's not even 8 PM here yet... thanks for your company today. I really appreciate it. It's been a pleasure.

Good song! You kind of read my mind again, I intended to post a Wham song which I've always loved.
And you're welcome again!

This is an immortal one, and I always love listening to it no matter the season we're in...

Wham! - Last Christmas

Sarah_83 wrote: Nope, I had never listened to that song... it means I just skipped that error haha

Alright lol.

Sarah_83 wrote: ... so I'm not sure if I understood you, did I use the correct words, or were they actually Indonesian words instead of Hindi language?

It wasn't quite Hindi, but as per Google it was Indonesian. But told you to not worry about that, it's fine.
And to tell that we all I'll miss you so very much here, & we all will miss you.

Sarah_83 wrote: Yeah, it's not even 8 PM here yet... thanks for your company today. I really appreciate it. It's been a pleasure.
Good song! You kind of read my mind again, I intended to post a Wham song which I've always loved.
And you're welcome again!

The pleasure is mine as well to be with such a grand person today. You're most welcome & yes it's that concurrence of the same thought process.

Thanks for the Last Christmas, it's another nice song by them

Well it's closing to midnight & I'm sure this will be my last post of the day.

Here's a song specially for you Sarah.

The song was originally sung by Lee Ann Womack; the following is a very fine cover done by Ronan Keating.
Hope you like you it.

From me and on behalf of the forum members, wish you every success and happiness.

Ronan Keating - I Hope You Dance

Take care.

Adios.

poiuy123 wrote:

Sarah_83 wrote: ... so I'm not sure if I understood you, did I use the correct words, or were they actually Indonesian words instead of Hindi language?

It wasn't quite Hindi, but as per Google it was Indonesian. But told you to not worry about that, it's fine.
And to tell that we all I'll miss you so very much here, & we all will miss you.

Oh, sh*t haha, I guess those dictionaries and blogs were not so reliable then! Sorry, I tried my best.
Thanks dear, you're sooo kind.

poiuy123 wrote:

Sarah_83 wrote: Yeah, it's not even 8 PM here yet... thanks for your company today. I really appreciate it. It's been a pleasure.
Good song! You kind of read my mind again, I intended to post a Wham song which I've always loved.
And you're welcome again!

The pleasure is mine as well to be with such a grand person today. You're most welcome & yes it's that concurrence of the same thought process.

Thanks for the Last Christmas, it's another nice song by them

No, it's you who are a grand person. You shine. Glad to hear it was a pleasure for you too. I'll keep many good memories of all these sharings. Yeah, synchronization keeps doing its work.

For the song, you're most welcome.

poiuy123 wrote: Well it's closing to midnight & I'm sure this will be my last post of the day.

Here's a song specially for you Sarah.

The song was originally sung by Lee Ann Womack; the following is a very fine cover done by Ronan Keating.
Hope you like you it.

From me and on behalf of the forum members, wish you every success and happiness.

Ronan Keating - I Hope You Dance

Take care.

Adios.

Thanks a lot, really, for making this day even more special to me, and more pleasant and enjoyable.
Thanks a lot for staying till almost midnight and dedicating your last post of the day to me.

I liked the song, thanks! Nice lyrics too.

Thank you for your words. Wish you tons of success and happiness too.
Take very good care and stay blessed.

Namaste.

Well, I guess it's me and this thread now. I finally got another Friday to enjoy it, so I'll leave some last tracks.

M83 - Midnight City

I couldn't leave without posting this; it's among the best hits I've ever heard and one of my most beloved rock ballads.

Guns N' Roses - November Rain

Slash is one of my favorites guitarists ever; he kept doing an amazing work after Guns N' Roses.
This is one of the masterpieces he created.

Slash - Promise lyrics (ft. Chris Cornell)

Just beautiful.

Dave Matthews Band - The Space Between

A little bit of magic...

Loreena McKennitt - The Mummers' Dance

Time to thank once again skynet84 for this totally cool thread. And thanks to all for sharing so many good sounds! Long live music!

I'll specially remember that one, SentinelOnyx... must say I missed your goodbye today; but I guess you must have your own reasons. Anyway, best of luck to you, take care and thanks for everything.