She will go far, just like her father, with that wonderful voice! This is definitely a pair that you could listen to sing over and over again!Īndrea Bocelli’s voice is so perfect for this song, and his daughter just adds that much more joy and warmth to it. The two sound beautiful together, and their harmonies are so lovely. Lights are all lit up around the theater with an orchestra playing below the father and daughter, and it is quite a magical scene. He starts to strum the guitar as his daughter starts to sing beautifully the lyrics of ‘Hallelujah.’ Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah”Īfter smashing live stream records with a historic Easter performance at Milan’s Duomo, Andrea Bocelli returns again performing songs from his new album titled Believe at the stunning Teatro Regio di Parma opera house in Italy.Īt the beginning of the video, Andrea Bocelli’s daughter brings him his guitar and then they sit on the stage with string lights lit all around them. The minor fall, the major lift, the baffled king composing Hallelujah That is, after you brush up your resume and alert your references, you know, just to be prepared.“I've heard there was a secret chord that David played and it pleased the Lordīut you don't really care for music, do ya? Well it goes like this: the fourth, the fifth Once you’re wide awake, not sleeping on the job, and you realize that, damnit, you deserve better and your talents will be better recognized and utilized elsewhere, let it go. Dislocate.” This is Bono’s big, bad battle cry for the oppressed workers of the world. Related: 12 Ways Successful People Handle Toxic People U2 - “Bad” So what if Fifth Harmony is really singing about putting in a different type of work? If you telecommute (like this homebody writer), “You don’t gotta go to work, but you gotta put in work.” You might as well work to cheesy tunes like this, because you can. Bonus: You can wear “‘bout nothin’,” except for during video meetings. If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the office. One day you too will rock “the town like a moldy crouton.” Like when you gather up the gumption to quit, find another job or, better yet, win the lottery. At least Beck is there for you, singing your pain in a sorta drunk kind of way, reminding you that there’s hope. Sorry to be a buzzkill here, but yes, you are gonna work for some soul-sucking jerk. Related: 7 Signs You Need to Start Looking for Another Job After Your Employer Is Acquired
There’s perhaps nothing more freeing than eyeballing contortionists as they twist themselves into pretzels in Spandex…or seeing Freddie Mercury vacuum floors in a teased-up wig, high heels and a leather skirt. Hot tip: Don’t miss the official video for this song. You want a good recommendation, dontcha’?
Break free, just don’t break down in the break room in front of everyone, OK? Oh, and don’t break away without being a professional champ and giving the customary two weeks’ notice. You’ve done fallen out of love with your 9-to-5 and you can’t get over the way your boss treats you like he (or she) does. God knows you want to break free, worker bee. Related: 10 Reasons You Have to Quit Your Job It’ll add a lil’ somethin’ extra special to your exit. Besides, who hasn’t wished, hoped and dreamed for the guts to say “I ain’t workin’ here no more!”? Don’t forget the sweet Southern twang when you finally do. Why the crusty throwback? Because a list like this wouldn’t be complete without good ole curmudgeonly Johnny Paycheck. Johnny Paycheck - “Take This Job and Shove It”
No one can force, degrade or control you - unless you let them - and you WILL be victorious. Remember, if you have another job to jump to (or a tidy oh-shit fund), you don’t have to suck it up and stay where you punch a clock now. If Muse’s powerful lyrics strike a burning chord deep within about your work situation, it’s probably also time to get your resume in order. It’s time that the fat cats had a heart attack.” Uh, metaphorically only, of course.
“Flick the switch and open up your third eye,” people.