《girl's and boy's》的歌詞如下：
Girl's and boy's
Girl's and boy's
Girl's and boy's
Girl's and boy's
(Yeah)
(Yeah)
(Yeah)
(Yeah)
(Verse 1)
Girl's and boy's
It's a story of them two, standing here in a loop
On their way to an ending, feeling hopeful, we hope it works out for them both
Now there was no looking back, love came too fast
Like a rocket in the sky, there was no controlling the flight, the momentum kept picking up
You see we fell for each other like the hawk does its prey, one swoop, that's what it took to win her over, in that one move she decided that we were worth a few more runs and after the day she loved every moment and then there were moments when I lost her too but she stood tall when the storm blew by with every thought, every prayer we got higher we’ll work it out like two drops of rain but even the sunniest day brings rain because our emotions played with our emotions we loved hard but in time it went wrong our trust in each other began to crumble down now our days are numbered our moments are numbered so here we stand like ships in the night both looking for a way to make it right cause we ain’t over yet we ain’t over yet, girl you and me are just starting now
(Pre-Chorus)
And now you see why girl’s and boy’s just isn’t enough to bridge the gap, that we got left so I thought we were best friends that our friendship would make this work so here we are back to where we started I still have love in my heart I hope it finds its way back to your heart now my only thought is getting back what I gave away when you made up your mind and that my love will be back where it should be in your life, in your life
(Chorus)
Girl’s and boy’s, it’s a story of them two standing here in a loop, on their way to an ending feeling hopeful, we hope it works out for them both, so here we are, still standing tall, like ships in the night both looking for a way to make it right because even the sunniest day brings rain but that’s what they wanted at that time
(Bridge)
In a room with feelings torn from cloth enough was there pain for them both , what once was green turned cold the weather they spoke now ain’t much for affection all that remains is one trackStickelmanniidae (Copepoda) are parasites of marine fishes. This family is distributed worldwide. The host range includes various marine fishes from different families. The Stickelmanniidae have been found to be a good model for studying host-parasite relationships and parasite evolution. This study was conducted to investigate the host specificity of four species of Stickelmanniidae using an analysis of nucleotide sequences of mitochondrial DNA. These four species belong to two genera and three species of four different families: Monocotylidae and Bodo araneosus species 2 (Clausellidae). Two of these species (M. atacamensis and B. araneosus) were collected from their natural hosts in Chile. The other two species (M. elongata and B. omanensis) were collected from fish imported from different regions of the world. The sequences were aligned using ClustalW software and analyzed using MEGA 5 software. The sequences were aligned using ClustalW software and analyzed using MEGA 5 software. The results showed that these four species were not closely related to each other or to any other species in the same genus or family. The host specificity of these four species was determined by their phylogenetic relationships with other species. The results suggest that host specificity is an important factor in determining the distribution of Stickelmanniidae species. This study provides information about the host specificity of Stickelmanniidae species and their potential use as model organisms for studying host-parasite relationships and parasite evolution.
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