♬ Robin Schulz & Tom Walker – Sun Will Shine

LYRIC

It feels like we’re falling apart
Just a little unstable
We’re both half asleep at the wheel
Yeah, we’re struggling to save us
So we both get drunk and talk all night
Pour out our hearts, try to make it right
It’s no fairy tale, no lullaby
But we get by, oh
‘Cause the sun will shine tomorrow
It will be alright
And I know we’re far from perfect
But at least we tried
Through every battle, every all-time low
You always hold my hand and lead us home
I know the sun will shine tomorrow
It will be alright
Yeah, it will be alright
It will be alright
It will be alright
It will be alright
It will be alright
It will be alright
I’m lying awake every night
Wondering if we will make it
It’s hard to be strong when you’re weak
And you’re hiding your failures
So we both get drunk and talk all night
Pour out our hearts, try to make it right
It’s no fairytale, no lullaby
But we get by, oh
‘Cause the sun will shine tomorrow
It will be alright
And I know we’re far from perfect
But at least we tried
Through every battle, every all-time low
You always hold my hand and lead us home
I know the sun will shine tomorrow
It will be alright
Yeah, it will be alright
It will be alright
It will be alright
It will be alright
It will be alright (sun will shine tomorrow)
It will be alright (sun will shine tomorrow)
It will be alright
Yeah, we’ll be alright

♬ Robin Schulz & David Guetta – On Repeat

LYRIC

Live the life you wanna live
Spend the same day on repeat
On repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat
Isolate yourself from me
Spend the same day on repeat
On repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat
Keep on floating through a dream
If this is who you wanna be
Wanna be, wanna be, wanna be, wanna be
Trying to serve, afraid to see
On the run from something real
Something real, something real

On repeat
(On repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat)
(On repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat)

On repeat

On repeat
(On repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat)

On repeat
(On repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat, on repeat)

But it’s you
Again
Who’s always wondering
What do we gain?
But it’s you
Again
Who’s always wondering
What do we gain?

On repeat

♬ Topic x Robin Schulz x Nico Santos x Paul Van Dyk – In Your Arms (For An Angel)

LYRIC

My heart was way too lonely, if you saw it closely, you’d see the scars
Oh yeah
But all the things you showed me make me feel so holy, that’s what you are

And I feel it coming, you’re in my, my mind, everything that we’re doing
Feels right, oh I love the way that you’re moving
You’re my limelight, I don’t wanna lose you right now
Lose you right now

Take me in your arms, take me in your arms
Don’t let go, no, just hold me again
Take me in your arms, take me in your arms
‘Cause you know I feel whole on your skin

Take me in your arms
Take me in your arms
Take me in your arms

You’re taking all my feelings, wide awake and dreaming, I found it all
Oh yeah
I’m living in the moment, with you’s where my home is, can’t get enough

And I feel it coming, you’re in my, my mind, everything that we’re doing
Feels right, oh I love the way that you’re moving
You’re my limelight, I don’t wanna lose you right now
Lose you right now

Take me in your arms, take me in your arms
Don’t let go, no, just hold me again
Take me in your arms, take me in your arms
‘Cause you know I feel whole on your skin

Take me in your arms
Take me in your arms

Take me in your arms, take me in your arms
Don’t let go, no, just hold me again
Take me in your arms, take me in your arms
‘Cause you know I feel whole on your skin
Take me in your arms

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2nd October 1950 – The first strip of Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts is released.

A group of children and a white dog with black ears make up Peanuts, a daily comic written and illustrated by Charles Monroe Schulz, published from 2 October 1950 to 13 February 2000 (the day after the author’s death). A comic book saga that entered the Guinness Book of Records as the most popular comic of all time. In the beginning the characters were just Charlie Brown, Shermy, Patty and the dog, Snoopy. But soon the strip began to focus especially on Charlie Brown, a stubborn, shy and insecure child in love with “a red-haired girl”, Violet, who will be added at a later time. Over the years Shermy and Patty appear more rarely, while new characters are inserted: Schroeder, Lucy van Pelt, selfish and mischievous, and her brother Linus. In the sixties the strip begins to devote more space to Snoopy, who will become the great protagonist of the history of Peanuts. Endowed with a fervid imagination, in the course of its long history he has personified hundreds of different characters: Joe Falchetto, Mickey Mouse, Charlie Brown’s younger sister, Sally, the bird Woodstock, a friend of Snoopy who speaks a language of his which for us is incomprehensible, Pigpen, the always dirty child, Spike, one of Snoopy’s brothers who lives in the desert and many more, telling stories in the strips that have fascinated children all over the world. The adventures of Snoopy and his companions have appeared in over 2,000 newspapers, reaching 355 million readers. Since 1970 the definition of “Linus blanket” has been officially included in Webster’s Dictionary, and the most prestigious museums in the world have dedicated exhibitions and retrospectives to Schulz. The result of fifty years of Shulz’s tireless work, the series was interrupted by the express will of the author, who, jealously claiming paternity, forbade any heirs to continue it.