She never took the train alone she hated being on her own She always took me by the hands and say she needs me She never wanted love to fail she always hoped that it was real She'd look me in the eyes and say: "Believe me." And then the night becomes the day and there’s nothing left to say If there's nothing left to say then something’s wrong
Oh tonight you killed me with your smile so beautiful and wild so beautiful Oh tonight you killed me with your smile so beautiful and wild so beautiful and wild
And as the hands would turn with time she'd always say that she was my mine She'd turn and lend a smile to say that she's gone But in a whisper she'd arrive and dance into my life Like a music melody like a lovers song
Oh tonight you killed me with your smile so beautiful and wild so beautiful Oh tonight you killed me with your smile so beautiful and wild so beautiful and wild
Through the darkest night comes the brightest light And the light that shines is deep inside It's who you are
Oh tonight you killed me with your smile so beautiful and wild so beautiful Oh tonight you killed me with your smile so beautiful and wild so beautiful …beautiful Oh tonight you killed me with your smile so beautiful and wild so beautiful and wild So beautiful and wild So beautiful and wild
Toot Toot for Charles Shaw Wine, and small blow for exotic wine origins
Here is the sub title: "Cornell study shows wine labels can ruin a restaurant meal." My take on this study is that we are influenced by price and expectations, but in some contexts you get what you pay for. I would gladly pay $100 more for a car repair if I know the repair is superior quality. But hooray for Charles Shaw wine, the "3 Buck Chuck". I had a fine glass of his Merlot several weeks back and complimented our host who poured the glass. Wine is fun and should be fun, so the bottom line is that we need more studies like this one in which free wine is given out with an expensive meal. Maybe they'll have the study next in Ypsilanti!!