de·mor·al·ize
-verb (used with object),-ized, -iz·ing.
1.
to deprive (a person or persons) of spirit, courage, discipline, etc.; destroy the morale of: The continuous barrage demoralized the infantry.

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Lately ~ Skunk Anansie ~ Post Orgasmic Chill ~1999 ( Read more... )

Secretly ~ Skunk Anansie ~ Post Orgasmic Chill ~ 1999 ( Read more... )

The best way to make it through
With hearts and wrists in tact
Is to realize two out of three ain't bad
Ain't bad!

I'm like a lawyer with the way I'm always trying to get you off/Fall Out Boy/Infinity On High/2007

You can give up if you like
Your head's lying down at your feet
You can call on the phone anytime you want to talk to me
If you know who you are you can always go round and see
If you don't and you're scared concentrate and grit your teeth

Love Has A Diameter/Biffy Clyro/Puzzle/2007

TWO YEARS

it's going to snow apparently...
that would be pleasing :)

The case for the catwalk
Clues are too cool for the kids
The importance of keeping your clothes on
And taking your mind off of this

Oh so many buildings
Museums and churches, historical houses
Eat in or take away anything that fits in your mouth
Open top buses are winding round things of general interest
I'm interested in something, the direction you take
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