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I dreamed of us together, you and i happy and in love. How is it even possible to not think of you? Even when i know its just a dream, i try to live it as long as possible because its the only place where i find you telling me you love me as we walk hand in hand, like we used to do.

Last night I had a dream about you and me, lying together, looking up, and talking of things we liked. We were happy, in love and young again. Every dream I have of you is a time machine, I hope I never stop dreaming. It hurts, but it also takes me back to life we had. We were young, in love and happy.

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The feeling of sentiment and reflection about love is what Stardust is. The song is very poetic in describing to us the idea that even after a long time, our memories never fully leave us. Just like stardust.

This song sets a gentle reminder to watch what you say to the person you love. In this song, the teen regrets losing his girlfriend because of something he said and wishes things could go back to being like they were yesterday.

This song narrates the story of a stubborn man waiting at the corner for his lost lover to come back to him. However, according to guitarist, Mark Sheehan, the song is more about making the person who dumped you resentful. This song is about forcing your ex to miss you instead of the other way around. Pretty unique.

The first verse of "You're on Your Own, Kid" appears to rehash Swift's origin story as a child in Pennsylvania and teenager in Tennessee, yearning and daydreaming about her crushes ("I wait patiently, he's gonna notice me / It's OK, we're the best of friends"), echoing the tone of her early career hits like "Teardrops on My Guitar" and "You Belong With Me."

This is reminiscent of a two-part story told in "Evermore" with "'Tis the Damn Season" and "Dorothea." Both songs focus on a small-town girl who moves away to chase Hollywood dreams, but secretly pines for the high-school sweetheart she left behind.

"There were other songs we wrote on our journey to find that magic 13," she told fans. "I'm calling them 3am tracks. Lately I've been loving the feeling of sharing more of our creative process with you, like we do with From The Vault tracks. So it's 3am and I'm giving them to you now."

Swift has alluded to a friends-to-lovers arc in several songs, including "Dress" ("I don't want you like a best friend"), "Paper Rings" ("I hate accidents / Except when we went from friends to this"), and "It's Nice to Have a Friend."

I'm sure it's some sort of subconscious appreciation of how my dreams are dealing with the real life problems I have. Not that I feel like I have any at the moment, but my dreams know better - they know we're all dealing with something.

It can also mean that you're finally a grown up - the dream is like a rebirth. Dreaming of a parent dying can mean you're personally at the point where you can live your own life. Your own mature life where you can survive and take care of yourself without any parenting. For women this kind of dream is typical around the age of 10. For men, it's around 73. Just kidding.

If the death of the person in your dream doesn't make you sad do you feel like that person betrayed you in real life? Having them die in your dream is your retribution. It doesn't mean you actually want them dead, your dream is just giving you a chance to punish them so you can get over it.

So what does it mean if you dream about poop? That your life stinks? That you feel like crap? No. Shockingly, dreaming about poop is kind of a good (albeit disturbing and gross) thing. It means you're letting go of negativity and positive changes are ahead. But maybe buy some Immodium, just in case.

But our guess is The-Dream is exaggerating. Every time a track or record sells, all the songwriters receive a total of 9.1 cents in mechanical-royalty payments. (This can cause all kinds of crazy examples of "mailbox money." Famously, Curtis Stigers covered "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding" on Whitney Houston's 1992 The Bodyguard soundtrack. It has gone on to sell 17 million copies in the U.S., which means the songwriter, former British pub-rocker Nick Lowe, has received checks for roughly $1.547 million in his mailbox.) "Umbrella" has sold 4 million tracks and was included on 2.72 million sales of the Good Girl Gone Bad album, meaning all four songwriters (including rapper Jay-Z) shared $611,520, not counting worldwide sales.

The all-star songwriting-and-production team behind Perry's "California Gurls," "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" and "Teenage Dream," and Britney Spears' "Hold It Against Me" is the gold standard for pop megahits these days. Martin (the Swedish producer who wrote what seemed like every teen-pop hit in the late '90s and early 2000s) and Dr. Luke (the former "Saturday Night Live" guitarist who is pretty much everywhere these days) joined struggling singer-songwriter McKee in 2010 and turned her into the missing link. On this track, the trio has to share royalties with Perry and guest rapper Snoop Dogg.

Sort of the reverse Cee Lo, Swift and her record label, Big Machine, have worked hard to establish her as an album artist. As with Mark Foster for "Pumped Up Kicks," Swift shares no songwriting credit for this song. But unlike Foster the People, she's far from a one-hit wonder, as numerous songs from 2010's Speak Now album have become big country-radio hits, and Swift takes at least a share of the 9.1 cents for each of them.

Eminem finished "Love the Way You Lie" with his own rapping, of course, but the story behind the hook has a certain star-making drama. Holly Brook, a struggling singer-songwriter on various record labels for years, met British hip-hop producer Alex da Kid. He had produced B.o.B.'s "Airplanes," she heard it via her music publisher, she contacted Alex, he sent her a beat and she added a new hook. That hook turned into the backbone of "Love the Way You Lie." Eminem liked the hook, Rihanna sang it, Brook changed her name to Skyler Grey and the rest is mailbox-money history.

Visual Novels The only thing keeping Kay Faraday in Ace Attorney Investigations from being a textbook MPDG to Miles Edgeworth is that their relationship isn't portrayed romantically, with the latter acting more like a Parental Substitute. The same can be said for Phoenix Wright's relationship with Maya Fey, or just about any assistant of the main character. In the Flash-based visual short story Air Pressure, a nameless young man is re-evaluating his continuing relationship with Leigh, an MPDG who came into his life a few years ago. How closely she fits this formula depends on your choices. Ultimately subverted after a couple plays through when the addiction subtext sinks in. Odon's wife Karen in Fleuret Blanc is less hyperactive than most examples, the narrative is similar: She came into his life when he was in a dark place, and her peaceful and spiritual outlook influenced many of his current beliefs and life decisions. She also died tragically. Tamie Nogi's route in Princess Evangile has her become this to Masaya. Until their trip together throughout Japan, Masaya had mostly been having an uneventful stay in Vincennes following the Premier Jugment. Her inviting him on that trip signals the change of his stay there to a far more eventful one. Haruka from Little Busters! seems like this on the surface, with her Genki Girl behaviour, wild antics, and propensity for pulling silly pranks and dragging Riki along for the ride. However, the trope is subverted, as it turns out Haruka does all of this very much for her own sake: namely, as a way of getting back at her straitlaced, 'perfect' twin sister Kanata who is supposed to be controlling her while at the same time proving that her own rule-free life away from her extended family from which she has been exiled is much better than her sister's under their control. It doesn't work, and as her route goes down the facade breaks down more and more, revealing the incredibly insecure, socially awkward girl underneath. Sentimental Graffiti: Emiru's manic-ness made her a social outcast with everyone except the protagonist. Ciel starts out looking like one for Shiki in Tsukihime. It's an act; she's a Hunter of Monsters, and is trying to get close to him because she thinks he's Roa's latest host. While she actually falls for him over the course of the story, her 'real self' is somewhat less cheery. Yume Miru Kusuri subverts this quite harshly. Nekoko seems like a literal Manic Pixie Dream Girl, being a quirky and cheeky counterpart to the sulky, brooding male protagonist. In her route you learn that she's neither a pixie nor a dream girl, but a shy and troubled drug addict that tries to escape her dull life.

Colbie Caillat's "Bubbly" single warmed our hearts when it debuted in 2007, and in true Gen Z fashion, it reemerged thanks to a meme trend. TikTok users placed the song over high-energy performance videos like those of Travis Scott, Justin Bieber and Tyler, The Creator which made for a hilarious juxtaposition. Caillat kept the momentum by making TikTok duets and even sharing an acoustic version of the song on her YouTube page.

Bridgit Mendler's 2013 single "Hurricane" also got a second wind for its 10th anniversary where female users placed it over humorous self-deprecating videos about being delusional over men. Jessie J's 2011 "Price Tag" hit sparked a dance trend with a sped-up version of the song and Lana Del Rey's "Radio" (a deep cut from 2012's Born To Die debut) inspired users to make videos that showcased how "sweet like cinnamon" their lives are. 2351a5e196