I'm super happy to finally share the official music video for I don't know where I'm going with you. You can find the lyrics of this folk pop song and more i a 1917 World War One songLyrics:1. Goodbye everybody I'm off to fight the foeUncle Sammy is calling me so I must goGee I'm feeling fine don't you wish that y Answer (1 of 11): As someone who has advised multiple students through the college application process, this is my advice to you when it comes to choosing which school to attend: When it comes to deciding where you will spend your next four years it is important to keep in mind that your college They don't get safer the longer you hold them. This is not a hypothetical risk. If you had planned to retire in the 2008 to 2009 timeframe—when stock prices dropped by 57 percent—and had the bulk of your retirement savings in stocks or stock mutual funds, you might have had to reconsider your retirement plan. c2jD. I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way as I go through lifeSomewhere in the world there's a place for meSomewhere I will find me a new lifeI don't know where I'm going but that's still okay my dream is out thereNever gonna stop 'till that dream is mineGonna see what life's all about thereGotta get away to go to search for somethingThat people call the good timesLet the good times come and turn my life aroundI just gotta go and find the future and leave the past behind meSomewhere fame and fortune's waiting to be foundAnd I'm on my way, yes, I'm on my waySomewhere I will find me a new lifeSomewhere in the world there's a place for meGotta get away to go to search for somethingThat people call the good timesLet the good times come and turn my life aroundI just gotta go and find the future and leave the past behind meSomewhere fame and fortune's waiting to be foundAnd I'm on my way, yes, I'm on my wayHow to Format LyricsType out all lyrics, even repeating song parts like the chorusLyrics should be broken down into individual linesUse section headers above different song parts like [Verse], [Chorus], italics lyric and bold lyric to distinguish between different vocalists in the same song partIf you don’t understand a lyric, use [?]To learn more, check out our transcription guide or visit our transcribers forum I Know Places You stand with your hand on my waistlineIt's a scene and we're out here in plain sightI can hear them whisper as we pass byIt's a bad sign, bad signSomething happens when everybody finds outSee the vultures circling, dark cloudsLove's a fragile little flame, it could burn outIt could burn out'Cause they got the cages, they got the boxesAnd gunsThey are the hunters, we are the foxesAnd we runBabyI know places we won't be foundAnd they'll beChasing their tails trying to track us down'Cause I, I-II know places we can hideI know placesI know placesLights flash and we'll run for the fencesLet them say what they want, we won't hear itLoose lips sink ships all the damn timeNot this timeJust grab my hand and don't ever drop itMy loveThey are the hunters, we are the foxesAnd we runBabyI know places we won't be foundAnd they'll beChasing their tails trying to track us down'Cause I, I-II know places we can hideI know placesThey are the hunters, we are the foxesAnd we runJust grab my hand and don't ever drop itMy loveBabyI know places we won't be foundAnd they'll beChasing their tails trying to track us down'Cause I, I-II know places we can hideI know placesThey take their shots, but we're bulletproofI know placesAnd you know for me, it's always youI know placesIn the dead of night, your eyes so greenI know placesAnd I know for you, it's always meI know places Eu Conheço Lugares Você põe a mão na minha cinturaÉ uma cena, e estamos aqui fora em plena vistaPosso ouvi-los sussurrando enquanto passamosIsso é um mau sinal, um mau sinalAlgo acontece quando todos descobremOlhe os abutres circulando numa nuvem negraO amor é uma chama frágil, ele pode se apagarPode se apagarPois eles têm as jaulas, eles têm as caixasE as armasEles são os caçadores, nós somos as raposasE nós corremosAmorEu conheço lugares em que não seremos descobertosE eles irãoPerseguir as próprias caudas tentando nos encontrarPorque eu, euEu conheço lugares para nos escondermosEu conheço lugaresEu conheço lugaresLuzes piscam e vamos correr para casaDeixe-os dizerem o que querem, nós não ouviremosLínguas soltas afundam navios o tempo todoNão dessa vezSó pegue minha mão, e nunca solteMeu amorEles são os caçadores e nós somos as raposasE nós corremosAmorEu conheço lugares em que não seremos descobertosE eles irãoNos perseguir tentando nos encontrarPorque eu, euEu conheço lugares para nos escondermosEu conheço lugaresEles são os caçadores, nós somos as raposasE nós corremosSó pegue minha mão, e nunca solteMeu amorAmorEu conheço lugares em que não seremos descobertosE eles irãoNos perseguir tentando nos encontrarPorque eu, euEu conheço lugares para nos escondermosEu conheço lugaresEles dão os seus tiros, mas nós somos à prova de balasEu conheço lugaresE você sabe que pra mim é sempre vocêEu conheço lugaresNa calada da noite, seus olhos tão verdesEu conheço lugaresE eu sei que pra você é sempre euEu conheço lugares We don’t know about you, but even though there’s a time and place for the phrase I don’t know, it can also be overused and misused. I’m not sure is a close cousin, and another phrase for which you may want to find a better choice—a choice that can make you sound and feel more confident and in control. These are such common phrases, it’s worth considering alternatives that can help you better communicate. Here at our job is to offer up new words to perk up your vocabulary—after all, that’s what a thesaurus is for! Read on for some examples of how to turn what might be a state of confusion into a moment of conjecture. The more you know … Primarily used as a verb, the word know means “to perceive or understand as fact or truth; to apprehend clearly and with certainty.” In some cases, it’s used as a noun. For example, you might say, “Are you in the know?” That means someone is in the loop or otherwise informed about the topic at hand. Know is an old word, dating back to before the year 900. As for sure, this adjective is defined as “free from doubt as to the reliability, character, action, etc., of something.” First evidence of it dates back to 1300–50, and it’s derived from the Latin word s?c?rus, meaning “carefree.” What to say instead of I don’t know In some circumstances, the phrases I don’t know or I’m not sure can make you sound uninterested, unprofessional, or unsure of yourself. Here are some words you might want to try instead. We’re just speculating here If you’re uncertain, but have an inkling or a good guess, you may want to speculate I’m just speculating here, but, I think this new advertising campaign will be a boon for our business. If you speculate, you’re not saying anything is 100 percent certain, but the word does give you an air of authority. Dating back to the late 1500s, the word is derived from the Latin word specul?r?, meaning “to watch over, explore, reconnoiter.” To opine is fine Even in the absence of clear facts, you may have an opinion to share. So you may want to opine “hold or express an opinion” on a topic Regarding the latest poll, I would opine that this measure has a good chance of being approved by voters. Postulate, perhaps Much like the word speculation, if you postulate, you are assuming without proof. First evidence of the word dates back to 1525–35. Postulate stems from the Latin word postul?tum, meaning “petition, thing requested.” If you want to use this word, you might say, “Without any evidence, I can only postulate as to what the results will be.” Aver with authority However, if you’re feeling pretty confident, you may also say you aver. A verb, its first definition is “to assert or affirm with confidence; declare in a positive or peremptory manner,” while in legal circles it means “to allege as a fact.” You might say, “I aver that although the movie was the director’s best yet, it didn’t really move me.” Aver is related to the Latin word v?rus “true”. Could it be conjecture? If you must conjecture, you’re basically guessing, but it sounds better than saying you don’t have a clue “Without any of the necessary data, I can only conjecture about what caused the security breach.” Conject?ra is the Latin word for “inferring, reasoning.” Have a clue? Sometimes you may want to admit, “I’m clueless.” For example, if someone asks you what the capital of Paraguay is, and you have no idea it’s Asunción, then there’s no need to conjecture or postulate. Making assumptions … or presumptions? When you assume or presume, you don’t have all the facts. Presume, however, means you have more reason to believe something, while assume is a word that implies there’s little to no proof. You can think of it as the difference between an educated guess presume and an uneducated guess assume. Try I presume the new boss is going to shake up our small team with several hires or I can only assume my sister is still angry, but I have not spoken to her today. A more casual alternative Stepping away from the more authoritative, professional side of things, if you’re looking for a shorter, much less formal version of the phrase I don’t know, you could resort to dunno, which has even fewer syllables than the abbreviation IDK. While it sounds like modern slang, the word was first recorded in the 1800s. Who said it first exactly? *Shrug.* We dunno. WATCH What's The Difference Between "Mistrust" And "Distrust"? A last resort So, we know we know!, sometimes you simply just don’t know. And that’s okay; we’re not know-it-alls. There are, however, plenty of surefire words and phrases to turn to when you don’t want to simply state that fact. And if all else fails, there’s one key modern phrase you should always have in your back pocket “Let’s Google that.” I Don't Know I am not a baby anymoreI am not as innocent as beforeI see it in the mirror, in my roomAnd I can feel it stronger, in my soulBut I'm not so readyFor this worldNow I see things I didn'tSee beforeI need an explanationTell me moreWhy I'm in love nowI don't knowHow can I live forever?I don't knowWhere can I find the heaven?I don't knowWhat is going to happenI don't knowWhy I'm in love nowI don't knowI don't knowI don't knowI don't knowWhy I'm in love nowI don't knowI live it through my diaryAnd I readThat all my little problemsNow are freeI want to live my feelingsDay by dayI like to give emotionsIn my wayBut I'm not so readyFor this worldNow I see things I didn'tSee beforeI need an explanationTell me moreWhy I am in love nowI don't knowHow can I live forever?I don't knowWhere can I find the heavenI don't knowWhat is going to happenI don't knowWhy I'm in love nowI don't knowI don't knowI don't knowI don't know Eu Não Sei Eu não sou mais um bebêNão sou tão inocente como antesEu vejo isso no espelho, no meu quartoE eu posso sentir isso mais forte, na minha almaMas eu não estou tão preparadaPara este mundoAgora vejo coisas que eu nãoVia antesEu preciso de uma explicação,Me conte maisPorque eu estou apaixonada agora,Eu não seiComo eu posso viver pra sempre?Eu não seiOnde eu posso encontrar o paraíso?Eu não seiO que vai acontecer?Eu não seiPor que eu estou apaixonada agora?Eu não seiEu não seiEu não seiEu não seiPor que eu estou apaixonada agora?Eu não seiEu vivo através do meu diárioE eu liQue todos os meus pequenos problemasAgora estão livresEu quero viver meus sentimentosDia-a-diaEu gosto de dar emoçõesNo meu caminhoMas eu não estou tão preparadaPara este mundoAgora vejo coisas que eu nãoVia antesEu preciso de uma explicação,Me conte maisPorque eu estou apaixonada agora,Eu não seiComo eu posso viver pra sempre?Eu não seiOnde eu posso encontrar o paraíso?Eu não seiO que vai acontecer?Eu não seiPor que eu estou apaixonada agora?Eu não seiEu não seiEu não seiEu não sei

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