Ooh, yeah Alright Here we go again Na-na, whoa, no, da-na, hey, hey, yeah
Give a little bit Oh, give a little bit of your love to me I’ll give a little bit I’ll give a little bit of my love to you There’s so much that we need to share So send a smile and show you care (Alright)
I’ll give a little bit I’ll give a little bit of my life for you So give a little bit Oh, give a little bit of your time to me See the man with the lonely eyes Oh, take his hand, you’ll be surprised
Oh, take it Ah, yeah Come along Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Come a- Long
Give a little bit Oh, give a little bit of your love to me I’ll give a little bit I’ll give a little bit of my life for you Now’s the time that we need to share So find yourself, we’re on our way back home
Oh, going home Don’t you need, don’t you need to feel at home? Oh, yeah, we gotta sing Ooh, yeah, gotta get a feeling Ooh, yeah, come along too Woo
Come a-, come along too, yeah Come a-, come a-, come a-, come along
Cha-ka-doom, yeah Ooh, yeah, come along too Yeah, come along too, yeah Sing, Betty Lou Come along too What a long ride Come a long way Oh, sing it, tonight Ooh, yeah
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Editor’s Note: Let me be clear, as an editor, I prefer Love! 💕😊🌹
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I’m already over the Super Bowl.
For one thing, we need a break from Taylor Swift, and she just needs a break.
That was abundantly clear to me last Sunday night at the Grammy Awards. Her disingenuous shock as she learned she won the Pop Vocal Album award made me roll my eyes even harder when she conveniently took the opportunity to announce a new album coming this year.
I’ve been trying hard to ignore Taylor. I really have. Even when she copied Beyoncé’s work or used her song with Ice Spice as a distraction after dating her racist ex, I just minded my business.
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But it’s damn near impossible to keep her business out of my business when she’s every damn where. And I had to address it on this week’s episode of “I Know That’s Right.” She’s been front and center at all of the major award shows this year. She’s been all over ESPN nearly as much as her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. And she’s been up and down my social media feeds despite the fact that I don’t follow her nor any of her fan pages.
Swift has never been impressive to me. I do, however, respect the fact that many people love her and her music and it’s just not for me, and that’s OK. Everything ain’t for everybody.
The growing issue for me is how she’s been propped up. Her brand of feminism has never felt inclusive, yet she’s been praised for empowering women. Her relationship with Kelce is like any other celebrity romance, yet cameras cut to her during NFL games like she’s on the sidelines calling plays. And she’s received Album of the Year at the Grammys four times. A Black woman hasn’t won the honor in 25 years.
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More than just a critique of Swift, this is about how she’s talked about, covered in media and lauded by institutions. This blond white woman is seen as America’s gold standard. That doesn’t sit right with me. The fact that she leans into it doesn’t sit right with me either.
I’m not looking forward to watching America gawk while their favorite sweetheart watches her beau play America’s favorite sport. But Usher’s performing during halftime, so hey, I’ll tune in for his 13-minute performance.
And if it sounds like I’m a hater, I am.
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You know in the movies, in the scenes where it’s a mass crowd, at a big event or lots of people at a show, and in the background — the villain(s) & the main characters or good guys are maneuvering through the all distracted people, making moves & counter moves to the real crucial situations at hand, all going down at that moment.
That’s what’s happening here. Real covert ops are taking place while the normies are drinking, eating & cheering at the circus, but clueless to what is really going on.
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A man, mother, and baby walk past the entrance to the grounds of a château on this card. An elderly man sits outside, stroking one of two dogs. He is a symbol of the wealth he is handing on to the next generation. They, in turn, will pass on theirs to their children. The card represents your desire to provide a house for your family and loved ones. This is a natural part of life, and when you have all you need, you may forget what it was like before. The presence of this card in your spread indicates both wealth and financial security, as well as emotional well-being. This is only partly a result of your efforts since these good elements are intimately linked to your friendships and familial connections. It may also be a sign of an inheritance or retirement. Many of us despise the prospect of getting old since our bodies will no longer function as they once did, many of our friends and loved ones will have passed away, and we will face the prospect of death. However, there is a reason why many people refer to individuals who are elderly as “living out their Golden Years.” A happy elderhood awaits those who have worked hard in life – It may be filled with the physical stability you’ve created over the years, the family you’ve cared for lovingly, and all the time in the world to enjoy it. The energy of the Ten of Pentacles is this.
The towns, homes, and dwellings are typically seen from afar… but not in the Ten of Pentacles! For the first time, we’re standing just outside a magnificent home, with a massive arch towering over us. A lovely family can be seen under the arch – a woman can be seen chatting to her husband, their kid can be seen chasing a dog, and even the dogs seem to have multiplied and formed their own family! The emphasis here is on the elderly gentleman, who is enveloped in an ornately embroidered blanket. He probably owns the family – he has everything he ever desired. He may genuinely claim that he has achieved his “Golden Years” in his old age. Livin’ The Good Life It’s all about getting to the top in the Ten of Pentacles. You’ve put in the effort, put your nose to the grindstone, and now it’s time to enjoy the benefits. Congratulations, things are going well for you if you draw this card! The number ten represents the completion of a circle, the conclusion of the material world’s ups and downs. This card denotes having a lot of money. You have security, stability, and comfort… so celebrate! If you don’t have these items yet, this card indicates that you will soon. Many individuals desire this type of security, where they can go about their lives without worrying about the next paycheck, how they’ll feed their families, or how they’ll pay their rent. You’ve probably put in a lot of effort to get to this point, so think of it as the universe rewarding you for your efforts. Do you want to know what the Ten of Pentacles signifies to you? To get you started, here are a few questions. To you, what does material plenty imply? Is this to say that you’ll be able to possess everything you’ve ever wanted? Do you want to travel the world? Are you looking for a way to soothe and delight your loved ones? What can you do if you haven’t yet achieved these objectives? What Ten of Pentacles Means for You Today The Ten of Pentacles has appeared today as a sign of positive changes in your financial life. You could receive a sudden windfall of money, start a new job, or simply begin a new phase of a lucrative project. The ten’s represent transformations so in rare cases, this can indicate a period where you are forced to mature and change your relationship to the material world through some kind of financial loss, but this is not usually the case. For the most part, this card is a very positive sign for things to come where you will get to enjoy a period of financial stability.
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