C'mon Hai-Hai, we goin' to the beach Grab a couple of toys and let Dada strap you in the car seat Oh, where's Mama? She's takin' a little nap in the trunk Oh, that smell? Dada must've runned over a skunk Now, I know what you're thinkin', it's kind of late to go swimmin' But you know your Mama, she's one of those type of women That do crazy things, and if she don't get her way, she'll throw a fit Don't play with Dada's toy knife, honey, let go of it (No) And don't look so upset, why you actin' bashful? Don't you wanna help Dada build a sandcastle? (Yeah) And Mama said she wants to show you how far she can float And don't worry about that little boo-boo on her throat It's just a little scratch, it don't hurt Her was eatin' dinner while you were sweepin' And spilled ketchup on her shirt Mama's messy, ain't she? We'll let her wash off in the water And me and you can play by ourselves, can't we?
[Verse 2] There's a place called Heaven and a place called Hell A place called prison and a place called jail And Dada's probably on his way to all of 'em except one 'Cause Mama's got a new husband and a stepson And you don't want a brother, do ya? (Nah) Maybe when you're old enough To understand a little better, I'll explain it to ya But for now, we'll just say Mama was real, real bad Was bein' mean to Dad and made him real, real mad But I still feel sad that I put her on time out Sit back in your chair, honey, quit tryna climb out I told you it's okay, Hai-Hai, want a ba-ba? Take a night-night? Na-na-boo, goo-goo-ga-ga? Her make poo-poo ca-ca? Dada change your didee Clean the baby up so her can take a nighty-nighty Your dad'll wake her up as soon as we get to the water '97 Bonnie and Clyde, me and my daughter
Wake up, sweepyhead, we're here, before we pway We're gonna take Mama for a wittle walk along the pier Baby, don't cry, honey, don't get the wrong idea Mama's too sweepy to hear you scweamin' in her ear (Mama) That's why you can't get her to wake, but don't worry Dada made a nice bed for Mommy at the bottom of the lake Here, you wanna help Dada tie a rope around this rock? (Yeah) We'll tie it to her footsie then we'll roll her off the dock Ready now, here we go, on the count of free One, two, free, whee There goes Mama, spashin' in the water No more fightin' with Dad, no more restraining order No more step-dada, no more new brother Blow her kisses bye-bye, tell Mama you love her (Mommy) Now we'll go play in the sand, build a castle and junk But first, just help Dad with two more things out the trunk
Intro] (Just the two of us, just the two of us) Baby, your dada loves you And I'ma always be here for you (Just the two of us, just the two of us) No matter what happens You're all I got in this world (Just the two of us, just the two of us) I would never give you up for nothin' (Just the two of us, just the two of us) Nobody in this world is ever gonna keep you from me I love you
This Is My Favorite Hip-Hop Song - The Big CJ - Black Republican - Nasir Jones Feat Shawn Corey Carter JAY-Z [Produced By DJ L.E.S. & Wyldfyre Coleman] [Year: 2006] [Album: Hip-Hop Is Dead] [Official Music Video]
فوق كوننا العظيم رب رحيم محب التائبين رفيق الاوابين أنه الله السميع العليم أنه رب الارباب منزل الكتاب هو هازم الأحزاب في طاعته رحمه وفي عصيانه عقاب أنه العزيز الوهاب هو الله هو الله هو الله الرحمن الرحيم هو الله أعظم نعيم
This Is My Favorite Hip-Hop Song - The Big CJ - California Vacation - Jayceon Terrell Taylor The Game Feat Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr. Snoop Dogg Television & Alvin Nathaniel Joiner Xzibit [Produced By Jonathan Rotem] [Year: 2006] [Album: Doctor's Advocate] [Official Music Video]
This girl is stuck in a time loop, everytime she tries to exit the schools perimiter she gets teleported back to the schools basement, she keeps trying diffrent ways to get out but non of them work, she saw on the basement floor blood, so she tried to kill herself but even that did not work, she tried to tell her best friend but her friend didn’t see her, she was puting posters of her everywhere in the school, how will she get out of the time loop?
This Is My Favorite Hip-Hop Song - The Big CJ - G'D Up - G-Unit Feat Curtis James Jackson III 50 Cent Lloyd Banks & Young Buck 615 [Produced By Andre Romelle Young Dr. Dre & Scott Spencer Storch Television] [Year: 2003] [Album: Beg For Mercy] [Official Music Video]
The Good Doctor’ begins with Dr. Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore) perfectly placing down his scalpel, brushing his hair in perfect place then returning to the mirror and messing it up before he puts on his jacket and heads out the door. He follows a white line only he can see from the front porch, walks through a field and visualizes children playing around a school bus in a junkyard; a soccer ball lands at his feet and he has flashbacks to when he was being bullied and beaten and his friend took on everyone abusing him. He gives the ball back and travels by bus to San Jose Airport, where he stands and absorbs all the sounds and noise around him. He holds a piece of cloth in his hand as an accident occurs and a young boy falls to the ground bleeding, someone rushes over claiming to be a doctor and out of no where, he tells him he is killing the boy; the doctor disagrees so Shaun tells him he would be in the right place if his patient was an adult, but he is a boy and he needs to put the pressure higher up. Shaun walks up and takes over, realizing he has glass in his belly but says he will be fine and introduces himself as Dr. Shaun Murphy, a surgical resident at San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital. At the hospital, Dr. Horace Andrews (Hill Harper) talks about autism, describes it to his colleagues and asks if it sounds like he is describing a surgeon? Dr. Aaron Glassman (Richard Schiff) says he isn’t “Rain Man” as he is high functioning and capable of living on his own and managing his own affairs. Aaron asks if it is necessary to have a special meeting with the Board of Directors, questioning his hiring of a doctor with autism. He is told to stop taking this so personal and Aaron is reminded that it is his hospital but the money it takes to run it comes from the foundation she controls, so they are ordered to play nice. Aaron is told to justify his decision for slipping him past the board. Aaron says he met Shaun Murphy when he was 14 years old and yes he does have autism but she also has savant syndrome, having genius skills in several areas. He sees and analyzes things in ways none of them could comprehend; which are assets for any doctor, particularly a surgeon. Andrews plays it off that Aaron hired him because Shaun is like a son to him, but Jessica Preston (Beau Garrett) silences him with a crude comment. While Dr. Jared Unger (Chuku Modu) is rudely woken by a doctor who is in search of Claire Brown (Antonia Thomas) because Dr. Neil Melendez (Nicholas Gonzales) wants to operate on a patient but Claire hasn’t gotten the consent forms done; as soon as she walks out, Claire pops up from under the blankets and says she is just a bitch because she doesn’t like him. He feels its silly that they are hiding their relationship but she admits they don’t have a relationship, they have sex but if he wants people to know he is screwing her, she tells him to go for it. Meanwhile, back at the airport, Shaun realizes the boy’s veins are “popping” in his one arm, again the doctor doesn’t believe him as he explains the left arm is in distress and asks if someone has a sharp knife and when no one has one he tells the other doctor to start CPR as he is going to stop breathing soon and walks away. Claire meets with the patient and asks him to sign the consent, when he tells her he isn’t scared she said he should be and begins to explain how they are going to cut his chest open, stop his heart, repair it and then restart it. He says he wants a second opinion, but she continues to ramble about how he is preparing to say goodbye possibly forever to his children. She says she is telling him all this because she can’t deal with lies, so if he is honest, she can help him. He finally admits he is scared. Shaun walks up to a security guard and asks for a knife, when he scoffs at him Shaun says he needs a narrow tube, high proof alcohol, tape; the guard wishes him luck with that but says he is not going to give him a knife. Shaun says its a medical emergency, and asks for the knife he sees at the top of the sharp objects bin; so when the guard refuses again, Shaun grabs it and runs but is tackled by two other guards as the first one calls him an idiot. The boy’s mother rushes up to them telling them Shaun is trying to save her son’s life. Dr. Melendez tells Claire that their patient’s problem is in his heart, not his head; she says he not psychologically ready for surgery but Melendez says he is physically ready and tells her to get the consent as he is prepping the OR right now. He leans in and says he is her superior, she says that doesn’t mean she is wrong; he says maybe not but she needs to act like she is wrong. She asks him to let the patient wrap his head around what is happening. Melendez asks Unger if he can get the form signed and hands him the paperwork when he says yes. Unger tells Claire he will do it because Melendez is his boss and she is just the one he is screwing. Shaun returns to the little boy, as everyone watches in awe and wonder while he works. He envisions what he has to do and makes an incision while the parents watch in terror. The doctor is impressed that Shaun created a homemade one-way valve and says Shaun saved his life; people clap as the parents hug Shaun. Aaron calls Shaun, who hasn’t arrived yet. He tells Jessica that what she said was disrespectful and a mistake, when she made that comment about Andrew’s nephew. He reminds her that the only reason she was in the room is because her grandfather founded the hospital and she should fear the board of directors. She tells him to not make this debate personal because if he does, he will lose. In the ambulance, Shaun is happy they are on their way to the St Bonaventure Hospital. He observes the parents holding their boy’s hands and he has flashbacks of petting his rabbit while his father complains that he can’t act like a normal human being, he says this is the third school he has been removed from and he doesn’t blame them because as parents they can’t handle him either. He grabs Shaun’s little face and shouts, demanding to know what Shaun did this time, when he gets no response he hits him and throws his rabbit into a wall as his brother looks on. Shaun gets distraught when he notices the boy’s ECG changed and the EMS worker makes fun of him, telling the parents he is just concerned about the 20 year old equipment while traveling in a vehicle going 40 miles per hour. Dr Melendez works with Unger, when Claire notices something white, wondering if its his lung. Melendez learns he was exposed to TB when he was younger and says its an abscess that is going to explode, shooting puss into the air, he begins to crash as they struggle to save him. The surgeon is informed of the 8 year old boy on his way in and tells Claire he doesn’t need her, the patient will be fine and sends her to deal with the trauma patient coming in. As Claire takes in the new patient, Shaun doesn’t have any ID but is insistent that it is his heart; she says he is fine and if he doesn’t contain himself she will have him removed from the building and she rushes off to the OR, when Shaun attempts to run after her, security locks him out of the hospital. In the operating room, some of the surgeons are impressed with how Shaun saved him, still having no idea who he is. Claire suggests having a ECG done on him, but the surgeon says based on his stats his answer is no, wondering if he missed anything and Claire says no. Shaun tries every door to get into the hospital but security stops him at every entrance, as he stands in the pouring rain. Shaun looks up and remembers hearing the doctor, Aaron say the rabbit is dead and a young Shaun says everything smells different when it rains. Aaron suggests they bury the rabbit and Shaun gets upset saying the rabbit cannot go to heaven because he needs him there; his brother promises nothing like this will happen to them again as they are not going home, they have each other and that is all they need. Back in the boardroom, Dr. Andrews says they cannot have a surgeon who doesn’t communicate, he needs sympathy and empathy, questioning if Dr. Murphy can do that when he cannot even be relied upon to show up for a job interview; he wants to know if there are any other young surgeons that don’t have his issues, Aaron tells him no and they should hire him because he is qualified and because he is different, reminding him how long ago it was that they wouldn’t hire a black person nor a woman. He says if they hire Shaun they give hope to those people with limitations, so they feel they have a shot. Andrews and Aaron continue to be on opposite sides of the issue. During the operation, the surgeon feels something has changed and something is different. Claire admits there was this “weird guy” who kept insisting the boy needed an ECG; when his stats drop he orders the team to do an ECG and tells Claire to come with him to find the weird guy. Dr. Melendez asks Shaun why the ECG and he stutters; Claire asks him why but while he is explaining they get a call that the ECG is normal and they just wasted their time. Shaun begins to visualize everything again and Claire tells him to come with her.
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