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"Something old" by Engela Pretorius
2011-11-08 The bells are ringing and time is tickingEverybody is doing some last minute fixing
Our memories are everywhere flashing
The day is here and my heart is sinking
"Preach" by Coerene Vosloo
2011-11-08 Telling me to listenthis is not the issue
You’re in the hot seat
Cooked your own words
"Same Lights, Different City" by Dirk Blignaut
2011-11-08 Another night, another cityAnother girl, they're all so pretty ...
"Perfect ten" by Roland Raad
2011-11-08 You’re so pretty,But you’ve got no self-esteem.
A real mystery,
‘Cause you are too shy to speak.
You‘re a puzzle
That I’m eager to solve.
You are original,
You’ve got a sensitive soul.
"Time to forgive" by Chris-Marie Niemand
2011-11-08 I remember your face, your voice,The smell of your alcoholic breath.
Saying a word was no choice
And it wasn’t until after your death
That I opened up and talked
About the time that I was stalked.
"The power of might" by Jaco Venter
2011-11-08 As dust settles upon this wastelandThe morale of warriors rises
Marching side by side
In memory of someone who long ago died
Whilst fear hides deep inside
Pride shines in these colours
Keep your head up but beware
This just might turn into a nightmare
"We are the youth" by Jaco Venter
2011-11-08 Tomorrow is a new beginningA thought in which we find bliss
But memories of the old
Are lurking beneath the surface
Getting ready to strike
When the lights go out
But we won’t suffer from this
We will not give in to this doubt
"Cele ube ngowam" by Megan Conjana
2011-11-08 Inqondo yam uyaqaqamba, ndiyaqala uku phambanaIntlitliziyo yam iyaduduma
That,Mzimba wam uyenze umzi wakh’
Amehlo akho yi dlela yo theta nam
Cele ube ngo wam
"Red wine vampire" by FW Schenck
2011-11-08 Come home from work, pull the corknow it's time for red wine, it's time to unwind
"To survive" by Ninette Botha
2011-11-08 Difficult times, yeah everyone goes through themAt some stage
"My way" by Ninette Botha
2011-11-08I’m watching the sunrise
Hoping for blue skies today
I’ve got a lot on my mind
And I need some inspiration to find
The words I need to say
"Souls collide" by Ninette Botha
2011-11-08 Just for now I’ll disappearLoosen my grip on what I know is real
Trust in me, breathe and let go
I’ll find you before the lights go down on this world
"Fuel your fire" by Michelle Kok
2011-11-08 You're standing thereStaring in your mirror
Come and reflect on me
Escape from all your vanity
"Blackout" by JP Jansen van Vuuren
2011-11-08 It started in a darkened room.Full moon, no music just me and you.
Static electricity between us two.
Couldn’t help but fall for you.
Our love was strong.
Stronger than a silly love song.
You said that I was your all.
but now silence decks these halls.
“Red shoes” by G Johnson
2011-11-08You left in the morning
Your scent left a moment
I called out your name
And I waited for summer
"1984" by G Johnson
2011-11-08Did you see me walking down the street in 1984
Make up dripping from my face, I was a girl, I was a boy
The ocean breeze was very cold
I was never young I was never old
We played the games that young ones do
You loved me, and I loved you
"Dummy drunk petrol punk" by Genre Pretorius
2011-11-08 Jelly shots on the marble counterThrowing up in the porcelain holder
Waking up on a stranger’s shoulder
Making out and you don’t even know her
All you remember is the pretty waiter
Threatening ‘bout some restraining order
The blackout booze was never enough
You’ll find our dummy drunk at the petrol pump
"Home town of dreams" by Calla van Loggerenberg
2011-11-08 Some live their lives, living hereAll alone with tears to share
At night I lay my head
On my bed, I have no care
"Falling star" by Calla van Loggerenberg
2011-11-08 I’m sorry if I broke your heartIf I lied to you from the start
If I made a tear fall down your face
Now I lost you without a trace