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Title: "Don't Cry ... For Me --- Argentina"
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URL Source: http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric. ... A091E3638F1BFB4825688C000B58A2
Published: Mar 16, 2012
Author: Reviewer: No Name
Post Date: 2012-03-16 16:57:58 by BorisY
Keywords: change, yes we can, fascism
Views: 1273
Comments: 3
"Don't Cry For Me Argentina" (Backround Humming chorus) (Evita:) It won't be easy, you'll think it strange You won't believe me I had to let it happen, I had to change So I chose freedom Chorus: Don't cry for me Argentina And as for fortune, and as for fame They are illusions Don't cry for me Argentina (Backround Humming chorus) (chorus) Have I said too much? Thanks to Grant Andrews for submitting the lyrics. Reviewer: Solmaz 11/9/11 Yes,"The song means something different to everybody", For me it's all about freedom :"I had to let it happen, I had to change Couldn't stay all my life down at heel Looking out of the window, staying out of the sun So I chose freedom Running around, trying everything new" and I'll chose freedom again and again and again. Answer to Lucy Reviewer: Agustina 5/6/11 After evita dead, Juan Peron started a sort of depresion. He called everything as her. Even, he created a place called: Ciudad Evita. In 1955 the militia took the government of Argentina and then Perón was exilied. He came back with his new bride, María Estela "Isabel" Perón. When they came back, they had postulated to President and Vicepresident of Argentina. They won, but their politics were differents than in the first governments. He helped rich people before doing that with poor people. He died, Isabelita became President, and then the militia (1976) took the power again, calling this act "Proceso de reorganización social", the most horrible years of the Argentina story. Now, the militars that were in the power of this years, and that made dissapair thousends of childs and babies, are being judged. I love it! Reviewer: Charlotte 4/20/11 i love this song.. But i am doing Eva Peron for my chautauqua in my history class. If anyone has any helpful tips for me to do a great preformance on her please let me know. I love Evitai think she's great! And this song is beautiful.. even though it was just in a movie. Thank you!! Argentina Ö9; ROCKS Reviewer: rodri 2/17/11 I did not understand well what "No Name" said. If someone could explain me what he wanted to say I really appreciate that. I only understand that que comparated Evita with the nazis..so ..please explain me. I´m Argentinian too... soy peronista Reviewer: martin 2/4/11 i love this song and noubody can crtisice evita and noting about the peronismo wich was the best goverment who was i this contry ,becouce was the onlyone that change things for good and made a prgress , so if someone wont to say somthing again peron evita please use the intert to search about this greated goverment that argentina had , and for who wrotte that peronistas are cover nazzies that is pure sheet and complete let me down as a argentine too ! you must be kidding Reviewer: No Name 8/6/10 Im argentinian too, and this is not about history, this is about politics, all the "peronistas" are covered nazis, they did awfull things to this country and their main mecanism to win elections was to gain the love from the poor people so they would vote for them.. yes, they started that political trend..and they were kinda nazis. if you're interested please research, if you're not then keep singing a song about someone who's reminded for what she did well and not for what she started http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Don%27t-Cry-For-Me-Argentina-lyrics- Madonna/A6A091E3638F1BFB4825688C000B58A2
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When I try to explain how I feel
that I still need your love after all that I've done
All you will see is a girl you once knew
Although she's dressed up to the nines
At sixes and sevens with you
Couldn't stay all my life down at heel
Looking out of the window, staying out of the sun
Running around, trying everything new
But nothing impressed me at all
I never expected it to
The truth is I never left you
All through my wild days
My mad existence
I kept my promise
Don't keep your distance
I never invited them in
Though it seemed to the world they were all I desired
They are not the solutions they promised to be
The answer was here all the time
I love you and hope you love me
There's nothing more I can think of to say to you.
But all you have to do is look at me to know
That every word is true
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Reviewer: Agustina 5/6/11 After evita dead, Juan Peron started a sort of depresion. He called everything as her. Even, he created a place called: Ciudad Evita. In 1955 the militia took the government of Argentina and then Perón was exilied. He came back with his new bride, María Estela "Isabel" Perón. When they came back, they had postulated to President and Vicepresident of Argentina. They won, but their politics were differents than in the first governments. He helped rich people before doing that with poor people. He died, Isabelita became President, and then the militia (1976) took the power again, calling this act "Proceso de reorganización social", the most horrible years of the Argentina story. Now, the militars that were in the power of this years, and that made dissapair thousends of childs and babies, are being judged. Reviewer: No Name 8/6/10 Im argentinian too, and this is not about history, this is about politics, all the "peronistas" are covered nazis, they did awfull things to this country and their main mecanism to win elections was to gain the love from the poor people so they would vote for them.. yes, they started that political trend..and they were kinda nazis. if you're interested please research, if you're not then keep singing a song about someone who's reminded for what she did well and not for what she started If you ... don't use exclamation points --- you should't be typeing ! Commas - semicolons - question marks are for girlie boys !
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Yep, we gotta be careful who we vote for...for sure, not a socialist. Where is Obama’s Socialism Taking Us? Argentina’s Fall May Be Our Future January 11, 2010, 6:20 am By Kevin “Coach” Collins At the start of the twentieth century Argentina was among the wealthiest countries in the world. It’s farm burst with produce and its countryside was covered with telephones and cars and railroads. Argentine beef fed much of South America. Nevertheless, in 1916 a new president promising “fundamental change” which appealed to the middle class who overlooked the fact that his new party lived up to its name “The Radicals.” He introduced mandatory: pension insurance, health insurance,and low-income housing to “stimulate” the economy. The government took control of Argentina’s economy and new payroll taxes to pay for its adventure. Soon the country’s treasury overflowed, but its entitlement programs grew faster eventually the outlays outpaced intake. By 1946 when Juan Peron became president the Argentines were so lulled to sleep by 30 years of socialism they actually welcomed Peron and his flashy young wife Evita. Peron used the fascism he had learned from Mussolini to turn on “the rich.” Before long “the rich” became what was the middle class and Peron made them a target to be fleeced and destroyed. Government and taxes grew larger and larger as did labor unions. Ignoring reality In 1989 Hyperinflation protectionism income confiscation and redistribution led to unsupportable wage increases and a still more government controlled economy. They started printing money and Argentina’s inflation rate hit 3000%! Food riots, looted stores and general chaos followed. Five years later public pensions (their Social Security) imploded and a fake “privatization” scheme failed to rescue seniors’ monthly checks. Payroll taxes went from 5% to 26% but it still wasn’t enough. They adopted a Value Added Tax, higher income taxes, a special “wealth tax” and a selloff of public assets. An economic calamity like our Great Depression followed. In one hundred years socialism had killed Argentina. What did you do to defend American freedoms yesterday, what will you do today? Sound creepily familiar? Byteshredder posted on 2012-03-18
If you ... don't use exclamation points --- you should't be typeing ! Commas - semicolons - question marks are for girlie boys !
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