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I feel the wind blow in this place
there i see the star beyond this window pane
shining so bright
here in this night
here i feel the sense of love
deep in my heart
i cry for you
every tear that falls feels like a wound
the stars in the sky
gently shine
taking away my pain

I hear a voice gently saying
don't be afraid
i feel the warmth come over me
as i sleep in their embrace

And even though i..

Do not have the strength to go on
even though i try to hold on
this love will never ever be meant for me
but i'll keep on smiling
even though my dreams won't come true
i'll remember every moment with you
like the stars that shine forever
i'll treasure my love
for you

taking babysteps to winning way...

There's really only one way to bounce back

If you had given Sir Alex Ferguson the choice of any result at Everton yesterday, a 1-0 win would have been the first thing out of his mouth.

More than 3-2, 4-3 or even 3-0, a 1-0 victory away from home epitomises what winning championships is all about.

Manchester United have bounced back from bad defeats before and responding after the derby humiliation with a clean sheet and a win, courtesy of a goal from Javier Hernandez, at a tough place like Everton is the perfect retort.

Take it from me, the manager will be absolutely delighted with that scoreline.

I was at a totally different game yesterday, watching Arsenal beat Chelsea 5-3 at Stamford Bridge.

It was a humdinger and summed up some of the crazy games between the top teams this season.

Proving a point: Javier Hernandez saw United take all three points

But I have played in games like that and even if you win and feel elated because of that, there is also part of you that knows not everything is right.

While Chelsea and Arsenal provided plenty of entertainment, United will not have swapped that scoreline for their own.

I was in United teams that suffered defeats like 6-3 at Southampton but regrouped to win Premier League titles.

That result at Everton is the perfect way of fighting back after the experience of losing so heavily to Manchester City.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/article-2055133/Gary-Neville-Now-I-know-shouting-referees-waste-time.html#ixzz1cE6EFU5E