Without it, your imagination may run away with you today.
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Just don't let paranoia or fear run away with you.
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"Don't let your emotions run away with you," he stressed.
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"I think sometimes people get carried away with, 'you need to be more focused,'" he said.
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Nate Chinen wrote a wonderful profile of Ms. Halvorson back when "Away With You" came out.
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It's a skill that you can take away with you forever, if you wish to use it.
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When you're dealing with this much excitement, it's not totally unheard of to have your imagination run away with you.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Sometimes your imagination can run away with you and you run into the danger of overthinking things.
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"Away With You," out this week, expands to eight pieces, with the galvanizing addition of Susan Alcorn on pedal steel guitar.
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A survey of the group's 2016 album "Away With You," it was a deliciously, deliriously spacey show, with tight tunes that diffused into leisurely solos.
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Julian would not want you to live your life with bitterness and upset, it eats away with you and drains your life slowly but surely.
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All of the classes are filmed inside Peloton's New York City studios, complete with others who are taking the class in person, cycling away with you.
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And the craziest thing of all would be if some people who have this insane version of you in their heads walk away with, 'You know what?
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The moon enters fellow fire sign Leo today, finding you in a fun mood—but nostalgia is in the air, so don't let your imagination run away with you!
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MARY HALVORSON OCTET "Away With You" (Firehouse 12) Ms. Halvorson, a guitarist, has a knack for unruly but resolvable tensions, and here she pushes it practically to the limit.
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It's Ferris Bueller's logic: if you're already going to get in trouble for skipping school, might as well see what else you can get away with...you know, like crashing a float at the Von Steuben Day Parade in Chicago.
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She writes with striking maturity but maintains her characteristic flair for drama, beautifully capturing the atmosphere within a lasting love — a place of security and frustration and comfort and understanding and persistent, abiding, I'll-run-away-with-you-if-you-ask passion.
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As she continues to sing — "Let me fly away with you, for my love is like the wind, and wild is the wind" — her voice quakes and quavers, even as she keeps extending the notes, singing slowly as if she's tasting her own pain.
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The title track details the melancholy of letting go: Wild heart, young man, goddamn I never wanted to keep For your gold is ages old before the end of your story Give my hand to Jesus when it went away with you Oh wanderer, I've been wondering.
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After years of singing of love stories based in fantasy and embellishing the details of failed courtships, Swift found a mature groove on this Mazzy Star-esque love song, writing from within a long-term relationship — a place of security and frustration and comfort and understanding and persistent, abiding, I'll-run-away-with-you-if-you-ask passion.
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Those are giants, and if you are afraid, away with you out of here and betake yourself to prayer, while I engage them in fierce and unequal combat.
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"Run Away with You" is a guitar-driven ballad featuring John Rich on lead vocals. The song is about being in love with someone and wanting to "run away" with them.
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"Run Away with You" is a song recorded by American country music duo Big & Rich. It was released in January 2015 as the second single from their fifth studio album, Gravity. The song was written by John Rich and Michael Ray.
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"Running Away with You" is a song recorded by Canadian country music artist Thomas Wade. It was released in 1999 as the first single from his debut solo album, Lucky 13. It peaked at number 9 on the RPM Country Tracks chart in October 1999.
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Ray was mentored by John Rich of Big & Rich on the singing competition The Next: Fame Is at Your Doorstep, which he won. He and Rich co-wrote Big & Rich's 2015 single, "Run Away with You". After winning the competition, Ray was signed to Warner Bros. Records Nashville.
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I will lie flat whilst you get on my back and then I will crawl away with you on my hands and knees.” With great difficulty the Adjutant obeyed these instructions and was borne painfully many hundreds of yards by Lalla to the stretcher bearers. Then Lalla said: “I must return now and fetch the Major and the four Sepoys.” And this he did, and brought them all safely out.
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"Restless Heart" (a.k.a. "Running Away with You (Restless Heart)") is a song by the English singer/musician John Parr, released in 1988 as a soundtrack single from the 1987 feature film The Running Man. It was written by Parr and German musician/composer Harold Faltermeyer, and produced by Faltermeyer. The power ballad would later be included on Parr's third studio album Man with a Vision, released in 1992.
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"Anywhere" is a wistful, dance-pop and electropop song. Featuring dream-like production, the track has a firm electronic beat which acts as a metronome for Ora's vocal. Instrumentation is provided by keyboards and guitar. The song has two choruses; the first begins with Ora singing "Over the hills and far away, a million miles from L.A, just anywhere away with you," while the second is a breakdown of stuttering vocal loops.
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The group was also nominated for three Juno Awards for Best Country Group or Duo in 1997, 1998 and 1999. Between 1996 and 2001, Wade placed twelve videos in the top twenty on CMT, including the number one "Lying Here with You'". Wade launched a solo career in 2000 when he signed to Shoreline Records and released his debut album, Lucky 13. Five singles were released from the album, including the top 10 "Running Away with You".
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Selected Songs 1999–2005 is a compilation album by the Finnish pop rock band The Crash, released in October 2005. The album includes the most important and meaningful songs composed during 1999-2005, but also three brand new songs: "Johnny Ran Away with You", "Big Ass Love", "Thorn in My Side". There are two versions made of the album. One that includes only the CD, and one that offers also some DVD material; four music videos and an interview from 2003.
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Parr wrote and produced further tracks for Martin's debut album, including the hit "Night Moves". A year after, he wrote and sang the title songs "The Minute I Saw You", from Three Men and a Baby soundtrack, and the power ballad "Restless Heart" (a.k.a. "Running Away with You (Restless Heart)"), from The Running Man soundtrack (this song was re-released on "Man with a Vision" album). After the success of Meat Loaf's album, Parr contributed to the next album with the hit duet "Rock 'n' Roll Mercenaries".
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In 2013, the trio of Halvorson, bassist Michael Formanek, and drummer Tomas Fujiwara recorded the first of several albums as the band Thumbscrew. NPR called Halvorson's 2015 solo album Meltframe "category-exploding", and its 2015 Jazz Critics Poll named the record 7th-best of the year. Her album Away With You features pedal steel player Susan Alcorn, cellist Tomeka Reid and saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock. The album Code Girl was Halvorson's first attempt at writing lyrics for her original works, which are sung by Amirtha Kidambi and inspired by the songwriting of Robert Wyatt and Elliot Smith.
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Once in battle, the Leading Player and the troupe express the battle through dance ("Glory"), with the Leading Player and two lead dancers in the middle (performing Bob Fosse's famous "Manson Trio"). Pippin believed that combat would give him satisfaction, but he is instead horrified ("Corner of the Sky (Reprise)") and decides to flee to the countryside ("Simple Joys"). There, Berthe (his paternal grandmother, exiled by Fastrada) tells Pippin not to be so serious and to live a little ("No Time At All"). Pippin takes this advice and goes to "frolic" with several young women, but it soon becomes overwhelming and Pippin forces them all away ("With You").
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As part of the ruins of ancient Pompeii, a price list on the wall of a bar establishment notes :For one "as" you can drink wine :For two you can drink the best :For four you can drink Falernian.Hugh Johnson, Vintage The Roman poet Catullus extolled the virtues of Falernian in one of his poems :Come, boy, you who serve out the old Falernian, :fill up stronger cups for me, :as the law of Postumia, mistress of the revels, ordains, :Postumia more tipsy than the tipsy grape. :But water, begone, away with you, water, :destruction of wine, and take up abode :with scrupulous folk. This is the pure Thyonian god.
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Tolkien greatly prefers this motif over the later medieval trend of using the dragon as a symbolic or allegorical figure, such as in the legend of St. George. Smaug the dragon with his golden hoard may be seen as an example of the traditional relationship between evil and metallurgy as collated in the depiction of Pandæmonium with its "Belched fire and rolling smoke" in Milton's Paradise Lost. Of all the characters, Smaug's speech is the most modern, using idioms such as "Don't let your imagination run away with you!" Just as Tolkien's literary theories have been seen to influence the tale, so have Tolkien's experiences.
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Sorrow is destroyed by his journey; it leads him to understand that no one can be trusted any longer, and that society will only do away with you when you become old and serve it no longer ("Trust"). He is driven into a dark mental seclusion where he suffers from eternal loneliness. Much like The Wall, S.F. Sorrow is the tale of a man who has endured hardships which he uses to build into a mental wall that cuts him off from the rest of the waking world, and leaves them without light ("Old Man Going"). At the end of the album he identifies himself as "the loneliest person in the world" ("Loneliest Person").
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According to Ora, the story behind the song came from Avicii's single, "Lonely Together" (which she featured on), as both were "cut from the same cloth", being developed from a similar guitar line by some of the songwriters who worked with her on "Anywhere". Ora wrote "Anywhere" with Ali Tamposi, Andrew Watt, Brian Lee, Alesso, Digital Farm Animals and Sir Nolan. The core of the track was written in Los Angeles in early 2017 and stemmed from the initial hook, "Take me anywhere, anywhere away from here", which then became "...anywhere away with you." It was inspired by Ora wanting to go on a road trip with her friends to escape Los Angeles.
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