Life's A Constant Change

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This is what moving on is all about. Officemates are saying goodbye to one another. Thanks to our colleague Lloyd for this video. And thanks to Jose Mari Chan for songs like this. Got me teary-eyed. Goodbye, everyone. See you around the next bend.



Constant Change (by Jose Mari Chan)

We're on the road
We move from place to place
And oftentimes when I'm about to call it home
We'd have to move along
Life is a constant change...

The friends we know we meet along the way
Too soon the times we share form part of yesterday
'Cause life's a constant change
And nothing stays the same, oh no

Clouds that move across the skies
Are changing form before our very eyes

Why couldn't we keep time from movin' on?
Hold on to all the years before this moment's gone?
Why must we live the days at such a frightening pace?

We're all like clouds that move across the skies
And changing form before our very eyes

Have we outgrown our Peter Pans and wings?
We've simply grown too old for tales of knights and kings
'Cause life's a constant change
And nothing stays the same, oh no

Comments

  1. UnknownFebruary 14, 2009 at 12:53 PM

    wow nice video...sometimes u dont have to hear the words to understand the feelings. char!! ambot sakto ba na, hahaha. basta i lyk the concept of the video.

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  2. BchaiFebruary 14, 2009 at 4:47 PM

    Great video of you and your co-workers saying "bye" to everyone! ;) Great memories and friendships will always be remembered watching this.

    By the way, you look great, hon!

    (Makes me want to eat those candies you guys are waving...lol!)

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  3. meretrishaFebruary 15, 2009 at 4:33 AM

    thanks, net.
    thanks, cath.
    :) i'm at a loss for words!

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  4. ShanixFebruary 17, 2009 at 5:44 PM

    i remember all the faces here. sige ra kita kita kits ra gihapon mo once in a while

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  5. VanezaMarch 8, 2009 at 10:03 AM

    nice video and looks yummy ang imung gidala hehehe, nalingaw ko sa naghigup og kape, dugay kaayo nahuman hahahah..

    life really is a constant..but life must go on so smile gihapon :)..

    bye the way, kinsa may nataktak sa didto sa video?..ang nagvideo? :)

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