heres the poem paris is based off of.

Like For You To Be Still
by Pablo Neruda

I like for you to be still
It is as though you are absent
And you hear me from far away
And my voice does not touch you
It seems as though your eyes had flown away
And it seems that a kiss had sealed your mouth
As all things are filled with my soul
You emerge from the things
Filled with my soul
You are like my soul
A butterfly of dream
And you are like the word: Melancholy

I like for you to be still
And you seem far away
It sounds as though you are lamenting
A butterfly cooing like a dove
And you hear me from far away
And my voice does not reach you
Let me come to be still in your silence
And let me talk to you with your silence
That is bright as a lamp
Simple, as a ring
You are like the night
With its stillness and constellations
Your silence is that of a star
As remote and candid

I like for you to be still
It is as though you are absent
Distant and full of sorrow
So you would've died
One word then, One smile is enough
And I'm happy;
Happy that it's not true

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yayyyyy bout time - can't wait to feast my ears with it!!

I was hoping for some instrumental tracks. And how come every track is sung by him?

Shitty album, but hey I wasn't expecting it to be good based on hearing somnambul-shit a little while back. The only good track imo is "Communicate feat. Jan Johnston & Bill Hamel" Thank god for Jan, she saved at least one track on the album. But hey if you listen to n'sync or pop music in general you will probaly like it.
2/10 imo

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Originally posted by darksteppin36 Shitty album, but hey I wasn't expecting it to be good based on hearing somnambul-shit a little while back. The only good track imo is "Communicate feat. Jan Johnston & Bill Hamel" Thank god for Jan, she saved at least one track on the album. But hey if you listen to n'sync or pop music in general you will probaly like it. 2/10 imo

I hate people that keep putting this down..i say the same shit over & over to all you ignorant fools... SHUT UP AND PLEASE, NEVER LISTEN TO BT EVER AGAIN.

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I love it!
Cant wait till the remixes starts popping out

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Great album. I like the rock/rap/trance/break elements in the tracks!

Don't like this album. :[

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Originally posted by Provitex I hate people that keep putting this down..i say the same shit over & over to all you ignorant fools... SHUT UP AND PLEASE, NEVER LISTEN TO BT EVER AGAIN.

Its called an opinion dick. I thought this was the "CD reviews/New Releases" section. My review of the album is that it sucks ass!! That is what "I" think of it. I never said you have to feel the same way.

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Originally posted by darksteppin36 My review of the album is that it sucks ass!!

That ain't a review

i just listened the samples and i must say that i am very dissapointed with what ive heard. the only decent track was communicate because of jan johnston singing. im completely bummed out by this

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yeah review means a actualy review not just some lame ass shit like "this sucks", "No flaming junes", Or some other bullshit post a contructive review. Imo communicate is one of the weaker songers on the album, as I am not so kean on the lyrics. But "Paris" on the other hand is a top notch production with decent lyrics prolly the best track on the album next to "Force of gravity", which is due to have some top notch remixes that im sure will destroy dancefloors.

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