Ah, I have been this gals fan when she started hitting youtube with her rather amateurish looking videos. Now she is a star . No wonder she is so brilliant.

Lyrics:

Don’t walk away like you always do
This time
Baby you’re the only thing that’s been
On my mind
Ever since you left I’ve been a mess
(You won’t answer your phone)
I’ll say it once and I’ll leave you alone
But I gotta let you know

I wanna get back
To the old days
When the phone would ring
And I knew it was you
I wanna talk back
And get yelled at
Fight for nothing
Like we used to
Oh, kiss me
Like you mean it
Like you miss me
Cause I know that you do
I wanna get back
Get back
With you

ooohh… eyeee…

Don’t look at me that way
I see it in your…
eyes
Don’t worry about me
I’ve been…
fine
I’m not gonna lie
I’ve been a mess
Since you left
And every time I see you
It gets more and more intense

I wanna get back
To the old days
When the phone would ring
And I knew it was you
I wanna talk back
And get yelled at
Fight for nothing
Like we used to
Oh, kiss me
Like you mean it
Like you miss me
‘Cause I know that you do
I wanna get back
Get back
With you

You were the only one I wanted
And you were the first one I fell for
You’re the only one that im in need of
And I don’t want to be lonely anymore

I wanna get back
To the old days
When the phone would ring
And I knew it was you
I wanna talk back
And get yelled at
Fight for nothing
Like we used to
Oh, kiss me
Like you mean it
Like you miss me
Cause I know that you do
I wanna get back
Get back
With you

(Get back)
Get back
(Get back)
Get back
(Get back)
Get back
(Get back)
Get back

Oh, kiss me
Like you mean it
Like you miss me
Cause I know that you do
I wanna get back
Get back
I wanna get back
Get back
I wanna get back
Get back
Get back

Yeah!

Sami Yusuf brand new Nasheed ( Songs) videos available for download only on NasheedResource. Click on the following link to Download Sami Yusuf’s Nasheed videos.

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All you have to do is to click on the Download This link on this page. A screenshot is attached here for your help. See the Red Box, download link is there!

OK guys you can view my favorite YouTube video here on this link. Its a new feature added to NasheedResource that works for profiles so far. Shows videos added by a user and also his/her favorite videos. Works fine. I am working on one that supports channels.

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This following video when posted on youtube; I watched and I had to admit this girl was going to be a celebrity. No I am not that Media God or even a paparazzo out of these Paparazzi guys there, but I have been a music lover and youtube freak since 2 years and I have seen people coming from nowhere and becoming a phenomina like Google, so here is the best song (in my opinion) of Lisa Lavie. Her voice has got an explosive quality, I am a fan of her and I am happy for her success. Summing it up, she really deserves it.

Views by now:  3,446,451

The famous youtube video with Views: 43,494,596 so far. Its amazing with no acting of two little children. Its originality makes it great. I am sure you will love it.

Charlie Bit Me Remake by two gals. Seems a good remake.

Here is how these children would look after 15 years

Even if Lisa Lavie hadn’t racked up 1.5 million YouTube views of her song “Angel,” in just a week, it would still be clear that the Internet phenomenon was born to sing.

Growing up in a suburb of Montréal called LaSalle, Lisa loved music so much that she would spend hours holed up in her room listening to her favorite singer, Mariah Carey, as well as Boyz II Men and Brian McKnight.

Lisa didn’t have to go far to find musical heroes; they were right at home. Her brother Danny built a strong following in Montreal as DJ Devious, and Michael was a respected hip hop dancer on the streets.

Lisa had her aha! moment as a child. She was 10. “The teacher wanted everyone to audition for our school play. Everybody was supposed to sing ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow.’ I was hiding because I did not want to sing. I started singing and when I stopped, the teacher said, ‘Continue.’ I did, and when I finished he said, ‘You got the part.’ I ran home saying, ‘Mom, I can sing!’”

Fueled by encouragement and her passion for music, Lisa landed her first real music gig at 15. Danny got her an audition to perform as a backup vocalist on the tour of the landmark French-Canadian hip hop group Dubmatique. She nailed it, and spent months touring Canada with one the country’s most popular groups.

“It was amazing,” she says of the experience. “Every night, we’re playing for thousands and thousands of people.” She was hooked. “I knew this was what I wanted to do full time, however I didn’t know what avenues to take to make that happen.”

Lisa was out of a job when the tour ended, but it wasn’t enough to keep her away from her true love. She recorded a demo with the $5,000 she’d saved from working as a cashier. Then, at just 19, Lisa became co-owner of Montreal’s then-biggest karaoke company “Harmony Karaoke,” even supervising a staff of 12. “I loved it! I loved the great singers and the terrible singers and the what-the-hell singers.”

And here’s where the fairy tale gets good.

A copy of Lisa’s demo exchanged hands until it landed in the palms of songwriter and producer Ben Margulies. Margulies is well-known for his contributions to the debut project of a Mariah Carey, who — yup — just happened to be Lisa’s musical idol. Impressed with Lisa’s emotional, smoky voice, Margulies began reaching out to her, but she figured it had to be a hoax. “I ignored the phone calls. Everybody knew I grew up listening to Mariah, and now somebody is calling me saying Mariah’s producer wants to work with you? I thought it was bull.” Three months later, Ben — calling from a private number — finally got through. She sang her song “Guys Are All The Same” from her demo over the phone to him while at a mall; when she was done, asked her to come to California so they could record. “I Googled him to make sure he was legit. Then I looked up my cousin Lyne and said, ‘Pack your bags — we’re going to California tomorrow.”

That was roughly three years ago — Lisa has been in Santa Barbara ever since, immersing herself in the crafts of songwriting, singing and recording. Early reaction has been so favorable that two songs have appeared in major motion pictures: “Mockingbird” and “If I Only Knew,” were in “The Guardian” with Kevin Costner and “Stick It” with Jeff Bridges, respectively. In spring of 2007, Lisa began posting videos online. She got 1.5 million hits in a week. Today, her videos have received over 3.5 million hits.
Armed with a stimulating album, the Internet phenomenon is plotting her next musical move.

“The great thing about MySpace and YouTube is that it’s kind of a test. We know people like it. People are recording versions of my song back to me, and when that happens, you know you’ve got something.”

So if you think you overhear someone say “C’est la vie” — listen closely. He or she may not be speaking French, but telling you about the Internet’s breakout new star. Say Lavie!

–Malcolm Venable
(Taken from Lisa Lavie’s YouTube profile, and crediting the original writer of it, Malcolm Venable)

Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has asked all the ISPs in Pakistan to block YouTube and yeah its in effect from Today. I am a fan of YouTube and I use it for watching Tutorials about the things I like, fun videos, information, literature and no need to mention music. Its a dismay to all Pakistan YouTube community.

Anyhow the possible reason maybe; is the content public usually uploads about Govt Officials and so called dignitaries. Like some one uploaded “Ek General Sala”

This may be the future of the white board. I wonder how easy would be to use this for teaching

I love the quest of knowledge about MIT guys! This what sets them apart!