U2 No Line On The Horizon Lyrics n Ringtone
I know a girl who’s like a sea
I watch her changing every day for me oh yeah
Oh whoa oh oh
One day she’s still, the next she swells
You can hear the universe in her sea shells oh yeah
Oh whoa oh oh
No, no line on the horizon
No, no line
I know a girl with a hole in her heart
She said infinity is a great place to start
Oh whoa oh oh
Time is irrelevant, it’s not linear
Then she put her tongue in my ear oh whoaaa
Oh whoa oh oh
No, no line on the horizon
No, no line
No, no line on the horizon
No, no line
Ohhh..
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The songs in your head are now on my mind
You put me on pause
I’m trying to rewind and replay
Oh lord and replay ey ey
Every night I have the same dream
I’m hatching some plot
scheming some scheme oh yeah
Oh whoa oh oh uh huuuh
I’m traffic cop, due de marais
The sirens are wailing but it’s me that wants to get away
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
No line on the horizon
No, no line
No, no line on the horizon
No, no line
lifestyle
U2 the best group music in the Word…..^_^
Anonymous
It must be nice to be a mega-millionaire rock band. You’d have so much money, you can hire teams of technicians to scour the global internet and force the removal of all free downloads of your album. Even the hidden nooks and crannies I know that normally host the hard-to-find are affected.
So what does it mean to us low-life mp3 mongers? It means we either have to know someone who shelled out $$ for the CD and is willing to loan or burn a copy, or you have to buy it. In other words, someone has to pay.
Is that a band thing? Maybe it is, and maybe not. I download music for the purpose of evaluation — if I like it, I will certainly spend my hard-earned $$ for an official copy, which is ALWAYS better than a digital download, with or without artwork. I just don’t like the notion that said megastars can afford to force the www to its knees when so many deserving artists cannot.
As always, the golden rule lives on – he who has the gold makes the rules.
Peace,
Ollin from NorCali