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aha yeah yeah Lord you give me directions Another hard week as I'm trying to cope to test my patience life is a puzzle I'm just trying to put this pieces in place I know the struggle dont define me, Lord just help me get through it lately it's been so hard to slow down with the moments to break I'm trying to see the bigger picture hit my heart with a message give me the compass help me navigate and follow your way i know there's always a purpose and at the end there's a lesson I put my trust in other people and it led me astray but am here with the open hands and you never left me at all didn't listen everytime i pick the phone just to talk i may not know exactly how and i may never know when but you made a way out before and you gon do it again I know it's you that's guiding my steps, so Lord help me never forget that it's in you that I'm finding my rest no GPS now, cause you give me directions now (oh) Lord you give me directions now Got me moving at the right place with the right mind frame Lord you give me directions now Lord you give me directions now (oh, yeah yeah) Lord you give me direction now In the midst of tough days it's hard to see the end of the tunnel I tried to slow down but the thoughts inside my mind just keep running been through the dirt, dragged through the mud and felt the rain i got some blisters from this walk that won't let me forget the pain i took a long hard look inside there's no surprise i need your help for years i walked that broken road and only cared about myself Wore my pride on top my sleeve and now I'm not doing so well Satisfy my soul I'm drinking from your well (from your well) i know it's you that's guiding my steps, so Lord help me never forget that it's in you that I'm finding my rest no GPS now l cause you give me direction now (oh) Lord you give me direction now Got me moving at the right place with the right mind frame Lord you give me direction now (Jesus) Lord you give me direction Lord you give me direction now Lord you give me direction now Show me the way i got alot of questions i've been on this road for a minute, i need direction I put my faith in you i believe you gonna make it Lord give me direction show me the way i got alot of questions I've been on this road for a minute i need direction i put my faith in you i put my faith in you Lord give me direction now.

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Then in the same opening verse he says what is there left for him to dwell on and he wants to move on but does not know how. and he, like everyone else, is waiting for someone to point him in the right direction. which, unfortunately, won't happen. but the messenger is not a woman necessarily. it's someone to open his eyes and snap him out of this depression out of this boredom.

In verse two he starts with the same idea as i've already said. he wants to know if there is something to snap us out of this very generic lifestyle that most of us follow. and when he says "I weaken with each voice that sings" he is reiterating that most ppl might even believe they are on the right path and when they try to point others in the "right" direction, he makes him feel worse because he's heard it all before and the people that think they get it, don't really. Then he calls this a "world of purchase." i believe here he is referring to our very consumer oriented lifestyles. most people don't care about improving their lives, or bettering themselves as human beings; instead they define themselves by the things they "purchase." you are what you buy basically. it sounds, in these last few lines, that he is almost conceding that to be happy in this consumer culture he needs to get over his boredom and just step in line with the way of the majority. but that almost sounds sarcastic.

but the chorus "i've got a long way to run" is the most telling part. and what he is saying that no matter what, he has a long way to go before he either finds the right answers or is able to conform to popular culture.

I think this song can really mean something to everybody. I used to have lots of friends when I was younger (at school, or in the neighbourhood). And one day, I just had to say goodbye. Each one has to go on different directions, on its own road, and run to face life. And I admit I will never see them again. So whenever you miss your old friends or if you need something to cheer you up when you're feeling nostalgic, this song is a cure.

Halsey really gets to the crux of growing up in the spotlight as a woman with their painfully heartbreaking, honest lyrics in "929." "They said 'Don't meet your heroes they're all fucking weirdos' and God knows that they were right / Because nobody loves you, they just try to fuck you / Then put you a feature on the B-side / And who do you call when it's late at night? / When the headlines just don't paint the picture right? / When you look at yourself on a screen and say 'Oh my God, there's no way that's me.'"

The third single from the hit film Bodyguard is right up there in top five songs to sing at the top of your lungs in the shower. You won't be able to tell whether it's tears or water from the shower head cascading down your cheeks, but it doesn't really matter, does it?

Let's put it this way: When this comes up on shuffle, remove yourself from any group situations or you might frighten someone with a sudden emotional outburst. How could you not with this epic, chest-cavity-filling track about watching helplessly as someone deals with overwhelming heartache?

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A key line in "Africa" is "I seek to cure what's deep inside, frightened of this thing that I've become," which is about drifting away from what you really want in life. Toto keyboard player David Paich, who wrote the song, felt his work was consuming him.

In westernized Guam the cardinal directions are lgu for north, hya for south, kttan for east and luchan for west. If you examine the map of Guam, produced by the CHamoru Language Commission, that is what you will find in the map legend. However, the directions are different, depending on where you are on the island. Additionally, CHamorus on Saipan say that kttan is north, luchan is south, hya is east and lgu is west.

Alice Joseph and Veronica Murray wrote a scholarly paper about this topic in 1951 claiming that CHamorus unconsciously modify their culture in an attempt to imitate the culture of their colonizers. They state that this holds true for Spanish, German, Japanese and American times. Robert R. Solenberger used this theory in 1953-1954 in an attempt to explain the confusion over CHamoru directional terminology.

Traditionally CHamorus had directional terminology very different from Europeans. There were no fixed compass points of the compass or concepts for north, south, east or west. Instead CHamoru directions were seaward, inland, to the right of seaward, and to the left of seaward.

Kttan and luchan ran along the coast originally and lgu and hya were perpendicular to the coast. To use the CHamoru directional terms in their original sense one must first face seaward. Automatically this places kttan on the right and luchan on the left.

The confusion came when CHamorus equated their directions from a specific location or village with European or Japanese direction terms. The foreign terms are fixed by the compass needle. The CHamoru terms were not fixed and were dependent upon the location of the speaker.

Over a period of time most CHamorus accepted their direction words in terms of European logic. The old terms lgu, hya, kttan and luchan became the four points of the compass, north, south, east and west for the people of Hagta. In late Spanish times and early American times most CHamorus in Guam lived in Hagta. Consequently, seaward or lgu came to be north. Inland or hya was south, kttan became east and luchan, west. After World War II many CHamorus moved from Hagta. They thought as Europeans and used their Hagta direction terminology incorrectly, as points of the compass, north, south, east and west.

Significant numbers of CHamorus resettled Saipan in the 1870s. They peopled villages on the west side of the island. Consequently, west was lgu (seaward) for them. Inland was hya or east. The right of seaward was north or kttan, and the left of seaward was south or luchan. Just like the CHamorus of Guam, they began to use these terms as fixed points of the compass in a European sense.

Ignacio V. Benavente proposed the theory that the direction words became fixed in European terms based on the village where the most people lived. In Guam that was Hagta and in Saipan it was Garapan.

Of course this exercise is futile, because the words were never intended to be used as fixed points of the compass. Consider a village on the southeast coast of Guam. For the inhabitants of that village lgu would be southeast and hya would be northwest. Kttan would become southwest and luchan would become northeast. No CHamoru actually used the terms in this way. CHamorus have only applied these traditional direction terms to the European cardinal direction terms, north, south, east and west. For example in Luta (Rota) most people live in Songsong. This village runs NE-SW so lgu should be NW, but the Lutanese agree with the Saipanese and say it is west.

Knowing the original CHamoru definition of lgu as seaward gives a greater understanding of lgu as meaning foreign or from the sea, rather than just from the north (in Guam) or from the west (in Saipan). Galagu (dog) is an animal from overseas, not an animal from the north (in Guam) or from the west (in Saipan). William Safford who lived on Guam in 1900, translated gilagu as a Spaniard or man from the north. Gilagu originally meant someone from overseas. Sanlagu means a place overseas, now often used to denote the US mainland. ff782bc1db