A song for guys who’ve made a mistake in a decision they made with their girl. Back for good by take that captures the picture of a lover who fought with his girl and in the end, he realized it wasn’t worth losing her over to winning their argument.

I’m a blogger and writer at my blog “God and you”. An SEO analyst and blogging coach/consultant, I’m a Business-minded, Chinese-blooded Filipino and a God-fearing, Bible-believing, Born-again Christian.

I love long words and deep conversations. I devour books and have an unsatiable appetite for them. I don’t like it when people ignore me or my thoughts.

As a foodie I am also an amateur photographer, that takes photos of food before its death sentence, but it doesn’t end there— I also take picture of the things mentioned above.

Remember the time when you were giving an advice or two to a friend in need? You aren’t sure if he’ll listen or reject your help. It might end up in a fight or a reconciliation. How to save a life by The Fray depicts the perfect picture of a make or break point in a relationship between two people.

The phrase paints a pretty lonely picture doesn’t it? Stars and boulevards by Augustana takes you away to a setting where there are endless rooms of possibilities and yet the one end which the singer lands upon is the devastation of being left alone. Can you relate? Thought so.

Such a nostalgic name right? Sherlock Holmes? It even registers in the vocabulary of Microsoft Word! Last time we’ve heard of the detective was early 1900’s it’s almost been a century since his last adventure. And now he’s back, he has his own movie, and he’s apparently Robert Downey Jr! Oh my goooosh!!!

‘Home is where the heart is’ – ever heard that phrase before? I think we all have. And Home by Michael Buble magnifies the emotions of that phrase as it takes you through a mellow tune that reminisces of a place where your heart is supposed to be.

If you’ve been in a relationship before, you most probably know this song. In fact, the song Broken Strings would most probably be your break-up song. Did I hit the bulls-eye? Thought so.

I’ve been reading John Eldredge’s Wild at Heart for the past few months and I could say that it really does make it’s point – especially to men. The book is about looking for your heart, your soul, your inner being. And isn’t that what men in our generation are looking for today?