Lovestation - Teardrops

The original mix of the song, audio only

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Electronic
• house
• garage
• nu
• dance
• lovestation
• teardrops

[bennhenchliffe]

90's were the best time to be a child

[teemad]

@yangtse55 Hey man. You should get back onto the dancefloor. I'm 37 and been dancing in clubs since I was 17. I can safely say I'm never ever going to stop. If I like the music and can still dance, I will do it. I don't care if I'm the oldest by a couple of decades or even if I'm surrounded by kids. I'll be there always for the music and not some stupid reason that society imprinted on me like it did the generations before and after me. Live for yourself and be true. Peace.

[angelinared]

80's BABE

[Caluma122]

@95xXxdude Good Lad ;)

[WetPurplePaint]

@bennhenchliffe Aha, true

[filmflipful]

@bennhenchliffe YES!

[bennhenchliffe]

@runtinsweet true say! i was born in '89 so was still quite young when tunes like these came about but they affected me and just remind me of better times

[runtinsweet]

@bennhenchliffe Best time to be a child and teen in the same decade, true 90's kids, not 90's babies.

[floandpippin]

@bennhenchliffe im always saying i wish i was born in the 90's.

[Nwal666]

SERIOUS DISCUSSIONS ON YOUTUBE ARE THE BEST

[761christ]

Therefore society does have its regulations on what age is acceptable to be raving as far as mentality and lifestyle are concerned. Someone from the 1980's -90's era is from an era that has passed. People have grown older and gone on with life. The question is, to not have come out of that phase and to still be existing in it? Why would an older person be surrounded by 'kids'? Because they are in the new system with other influences.

[761christ]

@teemad @yangtse55 'Raving' is a systematic way of generations experiencing a culture that is not meant for a permanent lifestyle but rather a mere experience of a temporary phase. It was also set up to destablize people and alter their reality. Look up Frank Mesmer.