The Passions - The Reason Why I Love You So / To Many Memories Album

Tracklist

1	The Reason Why I Love You So Written-By – Al Watkins	2:28
2	To Many Memories Written-By – Bobby Watkins	2:30

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
79X	The Passions	The Reason Why I Love You So ‎(7")	Fantastic Records	79X	US	1965

Video

Album

Текст песни: Why, do we live this way So many murders, where the children play And its about, to make me lose my mind Were running out of time, too many of my people love you for so many reasons Which means I love you for all seasons First of all, I love you with the freshness of a spring day Then I love you with hot passions like the summer sun When june's here to stay I don't know how to explain my love's seasonal change It seems never the same - all. I know is I love you for so many reasons Which means I love you for all seasons I love you with the gentleness of a falling leaf on an autumn day But most of all, I love you with the briskness of a winter When the snows come out to stay I don't know how to explain my love's season. I Love those random memories that make me smile no matter what is going on in my life. Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart Sweet memories never die. So many stupid fights, so many inside jokes, so many craziest things what everyone DID are the sweet memories forever To smile: look back at sweet memories. Todays little moments become tomorrows sweet memorieslive ITfeel IT. I Love hearing old songs I used to love. Theyre like memories you can always go back to. These cherished memories are the reason I love sports Read more of Bryce's story here. Bryce Waller of McDonough, Ga. I love catching up with my football family every Saturday at TDECU Stadium watching my Houston Cougars thrive in the American Athletic Conference. Paul Teeters of Houston. The theme of the book is 100 reasons why I love you. I love. you because. how you. it when you. the way you. going to the with you - ing with you - your. the fact that you. that we. etc get creative. For examples of completed lists see here, here, here, here, here, or here. Add Tip. Underneath that goes the reason. I leave a blank space for the number and print those out separately so that I can rearrange the cards if I want to. You can write these out by hand or type them on a computer I used Pages on my mac. Why are they always in the hospital Unfortunately, I now know being an adult is way less fun, dramatic and as full of beautiful people as The Young and the Restless. But there was one show that stood out from all the others-Passions. Why am I reading this The thing is, the show was about so many things it's difficult to know where to begin. Passions had a plotline just about everything: sexual violence, incest, dwarfism, classism, fraud, murder, zombies, tsunamis and magic all woven in with regular soap opera tropes like familial betrayal, adultery and all those fun things but dialled to 11. When it came to Passions, having a linear plot wasn't much of a priority. I love you for being so understanding about everything. I love you for always being making the effort to be there for me. I love how it feels like weve known each other FOREVER Youre my soul mate : 22. I love you because youre my best friend. I love you because every day you make me fall in love with you all over againJ Feels like yesterday I kissed you for the first time : 58. I love you because you complete me. I love you for all the memories youve given me and all there is to look forward to : 77. I love you for loving me for who I am. I love you because when I dream of my soul mate I see nothing but you . This is one reason why the events of a drunken night out are easier to remember when we have a few beers, but difficult to recall when we are sober. As Shaw points out in The Memory Illusion, you might try to use these physiological cues to your advantage. One reason is a phenomenon known as retrieval-induced forgetting. Simultaneously it is reinforcing the memories collectively chosen as the most likeable, potentially making some memories seem more meaningful and memorable than they originally were. David Robson is a senior journalist at BBC Future. He is d a robson on Twitter