Through All Of It - Colton Dixon

Through All Of It - Colton Dixon

There are days I've taken more than I can give
And there are choices that I made
That I wouldn't make again
I've had my share of laughter
Of tears and troubled times
This is has been the story of my life

I have won and I have lost
I got it right sometimes
But sometimes I did not
Life's been a journey
I've seen joy, I've seen regret
Oh and You have been my God
Through all of it

You were there when it all came down on me
And I was blinded by my fear
And I struggled to believe
But in those unclear moments
You were the one keeping me strong
This is how my story's always gone

I have won and I have lost
I got it right sometimes
But sometimes I did not
Life's been a journey
I've seen joy, I've seen regret
Oh and You have been my God
Through all of it
Through all of it

And this is who You are
More constant than the stars up in the sky
All these years of our lives
I, I look back and I see You
Right now I still do
And I'm always going to

I have won and I have lost
I got it right sometimes
But sometimes I did not
Life's been a journey
I've seen joy
I've seen regret
Oh and You have been my God
Through all of it
Oh and You have been my God
Through all of it
Oh and You have been my God
Through all of it

Where I End - Colton Dixon

     "Where I End" - Colton Dixon

I know it's easy to fall apart
When all you see is a trail of scars
When I'm hopelessly broken
In a moment of doubt
You're my only way out

So I stand again
Take another step because of You
I can, I'm not scared cause You are where I end
You are where I end

You fill the empty
Light up the dark
Here all around me
Is where You are
I will rest in Your mercy
Wherever I land
I'm falling into Your hands

So I stand again
Take another step because of You
I can, I'm not scared cause You are where I end
You are where I end

So I run to You with nothing left
I surrender all 'til my last breath
And I won't forget until the end
You're not done with me yet
[2x]

I'll stand again
Take another step because of You
I can, You are where I end
So I stand again
Take another step because of You
I can, I'm not scared cause You are where I end
You are where I end
You are where I end
You are where I end

Fix My Eyes [Lyrics] - for KING & COUNTRY

Fix My Eyes [Lyrics] - for KING & COUNTRY


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Grave of the Fireflies (1988) Movie Review

Grave of the Fireflies (1988)

 

Grave of the Fireflies is the old movie, but maybe there is a lot of people don't even know about this movie. I don't know how I can found this movie, it's just amazing.

This movie story is about a boy and his sister before they died.

This is a sad movie because we will se how poor they life, and scary because we will see many people death.

This is not a happy ending story because the main character was dead.

But what makes me love this movie? Because Grave of the Fireflies is a rare movie.

Not every time we can find the story like this.

This movie teach us to appreciate life and to hold on with everything happen in our life.

So, if you just broken heart don't going to suicide. lol

Battle with this world!! if you give up, you lose.

by: Debora Victoria

Pom Poko Movie Review

Pom Poko

(Heisei Tanuki Gassen Pompoko / The Racoon War)

Renowned animation director Isao Takahata spins this tale about a pitched battle between Japanese folkloric figures and housing developers at the edge of the Tokyo sprawl.
The tanuki -- a badger-like creature often portrayed with big round eyes, a large Buddha-like belly, and long pendulous testicles resting by its feet -- is a beloved figure in Japanese myth, viewed both as a fun-loving bringer of fortune and a shape-changing trickster.


Pom Poko opens with a group of tanuki fighting amongst each other for the increasingly scarce resources of their forest.
Soon the group realizes that the real enemy is not their fellow tanuki, but suburban sprawl.
Lead by their tough-talking matriarch, Oroku Baba, they use their lycanthropic abilities in a campaign to thwart the developers.
Suddenly tarps fall on windshields and obstacles appear before bulldozers, sending the lot careening off the road and into a gulch.
Unfortunately, the tide of progress is not that easily turned. Will the plucky tanuki keep their pastoral idyll?
by: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1148583-pom_poko/