The Best D * * n Thing- Avril Lavigne

The Best Damn Thing -Avril Lavigne

Let me hear you say hey hey hey
Alright
Now let me hear you say hey hey ho

I hate it when a guy doesn’t get the door
even though I told him yesterday and the day before
I hate it when a guy doesn’t get the tab
And I have to pull my money out and that looks bad

Where are the hopes, where are the dreams
My Cinderella story scene
When do you think they’ll finally see

[Chorus:]
That you’re not not not gonna get any better
You won’t won’t won’t you won’t get rid of me never
Like it or not, even though she’s a lot like me
We’re not the same
And yeah yeah yeah I’m a lot to handle
You don’t know trouble, I’m a hell of a scandal
Me, I’m a scene, I’m a drama queen
I’m the best damn thing that your eyes have ever seen

Alright, alright
Yeah

I hate it when a guy doesn’t understand
Why a certain time of month I don’t wanna hold his hand
I hate it when they go out, and we stay in
And they come home smelling like their ex girlfriends

I found my hopes, I found my dreams
My Cinderella story scene
Now everybody’s gonna see

[Chorus]

Give me an A (always give me what I want)
Give me a V (be very very good to me)
R (are you gonna treat me right)
I (I can put up a fight)
Give me an L (let me hear you scream loud)

One, two, three, four

Where are the hopes, where are the dreams
My Cinderella story scene
When do you think they’ll finally see

[Chorus]

Let me hear you say hey hey hey
Alright
Now let me hear you say hey hey ho

Hey hey hey
Hey hey hey
Hey hey hey

I’m the best damn thing that your eyes have ever seen

Grace@Work Mail 22/08: Changes

Commentary: Changes
By Soo-Inn Tan

I hate change. Give me the security of familiarity. I rejoice in the warmth of
familiar faces and familiar places. Change takes so much out of me. But I
have also come to terms with the fact that change is the perfect backdrop
for divine encounters. In times of change we discover what does not change.
Therefore, often, in times of change, we discover/rediscover God.

I met two friends (separately) yesterday. Both were going through major
changes in their lives. I listened to their stories. I noted afresh the turmoil
that comes with change. And the questions that change brings. Many of
these questions had no answers. At least not yet. Still I felt the rightness of
the decisions they had made. (They seem to take change much better than
me.) But all change comes with a cost. I trust that in their transitions, God
will once again come into clearer focus.