Just Missed The Train
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There was an error. General Comment i think this song is about a couple that missed out on the chance of love "missed the train" and the chance to make a commitment and have more. General Comment i love this song!!!! Either they got into a car accident and the boy died. May be it means, they both have different futures? They were inlove but had different dreams? Plus, "Be quiet angel don't make a sound. Save it for a rainy day. Also the bridge convinces me.. But, those are the real lyrics. General Comment I think it seems like this guy has dumped her, but she knows that they're right for each other.
She's saying that he can pretend all he wants that they weren't right for each other, but it's too late now. But it's a kick booty song. I wanna learn how to play it on the guitar General Comment One of my favorite songs on the album, it reminds me of autumn for some reason. I agree that it's about a couple who missed their chance for commitment and love. Where are your manners?
Didn't your parents teach you anything? Turn off the damn water! Y amada pushed Kairi aside. So rich in fact, that they had a beautiful three story home by the sea. The only people able to afford such houses on Destiny Islands were millionaires. Sora started working when he was sixteen years old at a deli downtown, eventually graduating to a pizza parlor, then a doughnut shop and then finally made it into retail.
He worked at one of the most snobbish stores yes, stores can be snobbish and hated it, but he became assistant manager completely on his own nevertheless. Sora paid for his own college, got a degree in business management and is now the assistant manager at one of the biggest corporations ever: They handle sales of Actually, Kairi wasn't quite sure. She has a stable career, her head on her shoulders and on top of that is rich and sophisticated. Should have done an arranged marriage. I don't know why he's wasting his time with you. Sora came into the kitchen with an empty glass.
Just as he was about to reach into the refrigerator and pour himself a glass of fresh orange juice, Mrs.
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Yamada just had to say something. I can do it myself. Kairi ignored the demeaning comment.
She's trying to start things again but she's confused so she's letting him have his silence while she tries to figure things out and all she can really do is reminisce about how they use to be. Mobile Android iPhone Windows Phone. Kelly Clarkson Kelly Brianne Clarkson. His mother always went too far. Personvernoversikt Denne nettsiden bruker funksjonelle og analytiske informasjonskapsler cookies for at nettstedet skal gi deg en optimal brukeropplevelse. Thank you for supporting our work.
Much to her surprise, Sora didn't try to stop her. She put it back in the refrigerator and tried to leave the room. Just before Sora was about to drink it, his mother took the cup and threw it into the sink, nearly shattering the glass. Kairi quickened her pace. She didn't want Sora to see her cry. His mother always went too far. She was tired of it. Sora let out a big sigh and turned his head away from her. He felt ashamed of his own family. Kairi sniffled, then began to cry some more. Why couldn't his mother understand? Why couldn't she just leave them alone and accept it?
Sora embraced her in his arms and just held her as she sobbed on his shoulder. He knew that he was asking a lot of her to come to his parent's house. However, he wanted his parents to like her- well, his mother to like her. This was the girl he wanted to spend forever with.
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His family was important and he wanted to make Kairi a part of it someday. Sora and Kairi lived together in a one bedroom apartment on the other side of the island. Destiny Corporation was just a few blocks over so it was an ideal spot for Sora.
Kairi had a little ways to go to get to work but that was okay. All she really had to pay for was the food and sometimes she would pay when they went out together.
Just Missed The Train
Sora made about five times the money that she did, and that included health benefits that she didn't have. Sora never complained about Kairi's job like his mother did. He was just happy that she was working. He knew that not everyone grew up as privileged as him. Kairi's mother was a single parent for half of her life, until finally remarrying when Kairi was a teenager. She didn't really like her stepfather. There was a lot of fighting when she was growing up. Although Sora wanted someone with great family values, he was attracted to her for other reasons.
Kairi was mature for her age. She was independent, and still is in a way. She stood up for what she believed in. She helped those in need whenever she could. She had patience like no tomorrow. He could name a million reasons. Sora was always afraid to give his opinions on anything. For a long time he was dependent on his parents. They gave him whatever he wanted.
However, when Sora turned thirteen, he met Kairi and unbeknownst to her, she really changed his perception of things. She inspired him to work for himself, so he got a minimum wage job and started earning his money.
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He refused to take money or other things from his parents. Bewildered, they finally accepted his decisions and his father thought it was good for him to experience a low paying job. It taught Sora a lot of discipline and if he never met her who knew where he would be today. Honestly, probably in a higher position by now, but it was okay.
It felt a lot better because he earned it. They had been living together for about two years now. Sora and Kairi were so used to each other than she could fart in front of him and they would just laugh about it. She could wear almost anything—or-nothing at all, if you know what I mean. It was no secret—everyone knew these two were meant for each other. But under the surface, it wasn't as perfect as it seemed. Like any other relationship, they had their share of problems. It was always the little things—Sora would leave his clothes on the floor and this would annoy Kairi because she likes cleanliness.
Sometimes Kairi would stay in the shower for over an hour and that would get on Sora's nerves. Sora liked opening the curtains in the morning and staring out the window as he sipped his coffee, Kairi liked it being dark as long as possible. Living together was not easy for them at first. They always found a way to get over it, but lately things were getting a lot more difficult for the young couple. The next morning, Sora got up bright and early for work. Kairi didn't work until four, so she wanted to be as lazy as possible until then.
Sora kissed her and left. The apartment was quiet, with the exception of the busy traffic out the window below them. Kairi slept for about two more hours before finally getting out of bed. After a nice, warm shower, she walked around the apartment wearing only a towel for a while.
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Kairi halfway watched the morning news as she played around on her laptop. She was quite used to this routine. Sora would leave early and come home late. She didn't really like her days off unless he was home. She was by herself most of the time. Sora would often take business trips that would span from a few days to two weeks. Even though they talked on the phone every day, it still felt pretty empty without him there. It really took a toll on their relationship. It finally came time for her to go to work. She wore the standard restaurant service attire; white button up shirt and black pants with her hair in a ponytail.
Preparing herself for a busy Friday night, Kairi locked the apartment and made her way down two flights of stairs. Sorry, but I'm heading out to work. When she got there, they were unusually packed.
It didn't get like this until after six, of course, but what was the occasion today? She could already tell that it would be a long night. She clocked herself in, got her notepad and a few pens and checked her section for the day. The majority of these were booths that seated up to 6 people.
With the flock of customers coming in, Kairi took a deep breath. The hostess brought a group of four over to her section. Kairi was often hit on at work. Since the majority of her money came from tips, she just laughed it off most of the time and rolled her eyes when they weren't looking. She never went as far as to spit in a customer's food or drink though. I'm sorry, I can't serve you alcohol without ID. I can just get you some coke if you'd like.
He wasn't the least bit attractive and kept scratching his rear end. Kairi hated it when customers couldn't make a decision quickly. Dinner time came and the restaurant got so crowded that the waiting times were pushed to an hour and a half wait. Customers and waitresses alike were on edge. Managers were just as busy as they observed the staff and everyone in the restaurant, making sure everything was going okay and in some cases they weren't. Kairi had been running all over the place getting drinks, food, refilling drinks, cleaning tables, washing her hands, getting more food, taking orders So when a few customers in her section complained about their drinks being at the half mark and needed a refill, they told the manager, Mr.
Trenton, for Kairi's lack of service.