If I Die Young - The Band Perry
Verse 1:
Oh I could feel the passion in your eyes
You were the fire and I was the heat
Just a fallin’ rain and summer time
Memories we’ll always keep
Chorus:
If I die young, will I remember to dream?
Will my dreams come true, or will they crumble and scream?
Oh I don’t want to leave this world without you
If I die young, just hold me tighter
Verse 2:
Oh the laughter, the tears we cried together
I was all your heart could bear
Now you’re standing there with a gun in your hand
Will you let me go or will you save my life?
Chorus:
If I die young, will I remember to dream?
Will my dreams come true, or will they crumble and scream?
Oh I don’t want to leave this world without you
If I die young, just hold me tighter
Bridge:
In this moment there’s no need for sorrow
In this moment we will never say goodbye
If I die young just promise me you’ll remember
Promise me you’ll remember me tonight
Chorus:
If I die young, will I remember to dream?
Will my dreams come true, or will they crumble and scream?
Oh I don’t want to leave this world without you
If I die young, just hold me tighter
Outro:
If I die young let me die at your side let me live tonight and give up forever dreaming with your tender kiss if I die youngLike some children they take more risks when there's an empty screen and nobody's around. These kiddie playthings that the Oogles created could potentially attract small children who would run after them, fall into traffic or engage in risky activities that could cause harm. (They also remind me of the shrunken animals in a vending machine.) And although these are pretty much a gimmick that won't cost much money to produce, they do represent a big leap in toy technology. And considering that kids are always looking for new toys, it's a safe bet that these Oogles will sell well. (And if they don't sell well, it's not like they're going to hurt anyone.)
The Oogles are a group of animated creatures that are about the size of a child's hand. They have big eyes and a round body with four legs and paws. They have no mouths or teeth, but they do have big eyes that seem to be able to see everything that's going on around them. They can also make some pretty interesting noises when they move their heads and paws.
There are four Oogles that can be seen throughout the video. Each Oogle has a unique personality and some pretty interesting ways of interacting with people and other Oogles. Some of their interactions include bouncing on things, using a small wooden mallet to knock things over, trying to ride bikes or just sitting around chatting. But one thing is for sure: they are definitely not boring!
The Oogles are also very interactive with children. They seem to understand what children want and respond accordingly. They also seem to have a good sense of humor and can make children laugh when they do something funny or unexpected. And although they are not toys per se, they could easily be used as toys for children who like to interact with animated characters.
Overall, the Oogles are a pretty interesting concept that could potentially attract children of all ages. They are also a great example of how technology can be used to create new and exciting toys for children. Although they may not be suitable for all children (especially those who are not yet fully mobile), they are definitely worth a try for parents who want to introduce their children to new technology and experiences. And if they don't work out, well, at least they won't hurt anyone!