Long were the nights when my days once revolved around you
Counting my footsteps praying the floor won't fall through again
And my mother accused me of losing my mind
But I swore I was fine
You paint me a blue sky and go back and turn it to rain
And I lived in your chess game, but you changed the rules everyday
Wondering which version of you I might get on the phone tonight
Well, I stopped picking up and this song is to let you know why
Dear John, I see it all now that you're gone
Don't think I was too young to be messed with?
The girl in the dress cried the whole way home
I should've known
Well, maybe it's just me and my blind optimism to blame
Or maybe it's you and your sick need to give love then take it away
And you'll add my name to your long list of traitors who don't understand
And I'll look back and regret how I ignored when they said run as fast as you can
Dear John, I see it all now it was wrong
Don't you think nineteen's too young to be played with?
Your dark twisted games when I loved you so
I should've known
You are an expert at sorry and keeping lines blurry
Never impressed by me acing your tests
All the girls that you've run dry have tired, lifeless eyes
'Cause you've burn them out
But I took your matches before fire could catch me
So don't look now
I'm shining like fireworks over
Your sad, empty town
See? Interesting. I mean, Taylor's always kind of struck me as a "grr I'm woman hear me roar" kind of girl, and being under the impression that she'd take being treated like garbage is definitely news to me. And it certainly puts a different spin on things, too. />
So sources are saying now that John Mayer treated Taylor Swift like shit during the time that they dated or slept together or John took advantage of Taylor or WHATEVER we're calling it these days, and honestly, I'm kind of surprised that Taylor would take it, if she did. If you listen to the lyrics of Taylor's song, 'Dear John', it seems like the relationship ended and she felt sad about it because she didn't want it to end, even though 'John' (AKA JOHN) was a total bag of di...
“I can confirm that Lindsay has not signed on to be a part of the John Gotti movie, nor is she in talks to join the cast,” the 25-year-old actress’ publicist Steve Honig said, in a statement.
The film is slated to star John Travolta and Al Pacino in the lead roles of the Gambino kingpin John Gotti and underboss Aniello John “The Tall Guy” Dellacrose.
“It does not look like an agreement can be made,” Honig added.
“Lindsay’s representatives and film producers were unable to come to an agreement. Lindsay has the utmost respect for [director] Barry Levinson and the producers and hopes to work with them in the future and wishes them all the best.”
Previously, Mean Girls star Lohan called her casting a huge honor and touted her personal connection to the Gotti family.
“My dad was in jail with the grandfather,” she said, referring to dad Michael’s four-year stretch in prison, where Lohan said the jailbirds “crossed paths.”
And that's something to be proud of, too, Linds. Good God, girl. Stick to what you do best. Hint---it's in these photos. Bigger hint---it's getting wasted and acting a fool in public. TOTAL GIVEAWAY---It's all you've got left.
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The smeared lipstick (that, um, is lipstick, right?), the glassy eyes, the pin-prick pupils ... yeah. Lindsay's totally sober. Guys, she doesn't even drink or whatever anymore. And despite popular reports that producers of the Gotti movie don't want to have shit to do with girlfriend because this Liz Taylor role is going to completely bomb, Lindsay's rep has come forward to deny any association with the Gotti film moving forward.
From Celebuzz:
“I can confirm that...
A new viral video called "Garden of Your Mind" features clips from Fred Rogers's PBS show, Mr. Rogers Neighborhood remixed into a slow-jam, according to the Los Angeles Times.
"You can grow ideas in the garden of your mind," Rogers' "sings" in the song's chorus.
The artist responsible for the altered version is John D. Boswell (a.k.a. "melodysheep"), who has done the same thing with scientists such as astronomer Carl Sagan, reports the Times.
Rogers died in 2003, two years after his show went off the air.
PBS spokespeople told the Times that Mr. Rogers is the first of several iconic personalities that will get the Auto-Tune treatment, in an effort to bring their children's programming to a new generation.
Aww, childhood. Aww Mister Rogers. Call me sentimental, but I am way, way more emotional about seeing Mister Rogers all over again, ten years after his death and probably twenty since I last really cared about him than what's probably necessary, and that brings me to just leave this here for you guys:
As for me, I'm going to go and see if I can find this series somewhere in syndication heaven, because now I'm all sorts of emotional and nostalgic. />
From People:
A new viral video called "Garden of Your Mind" features clips from Fred Rogers's PBS show, Mr. Rogers Neighborhood remixed into a slow-jam, according to the Los Angeles Times.
"You can grow ideas in the garden of your mind," Rogers' "sings" in the song's chorus.
The artist responsible for the altered version is John D. Boswell (a.k.a. "melodysheep"), who has done the same thing with scientists such as astronomer Carl Sagan, reports the Times.
Rogers died in 2003, two...