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Moonlight Angel Lorie

Moonlight angel
Passion poured down on papers stopped
For an aching heart and troubled soul
Buried in my heart and locked up
All of a great wish hanging on the lovely horizon of the beach
To a lost wish drowning down the deep dark ocean Down
and down I go Falling down deep in the dark Is it the end?
Yes, I believe. Looking up, last look at a painful life.
Closed my eyes to last destination Beautiful moonlight shed all over me
A voice from heaven whispering softly
No, not over yet. With a heavenly touch she carried me up
To the beautiful sky Souring on the beautiful horizon again
Moonlight voice whispered Open your eyes, I want you safe
Who are you I asked! Moonlight angel with heavenly voice
Just Lorie brother Gorgeous she is,
 with the sun and moon hovering around her
On hopeful beach horizon,
soft rain with golden silver light Awakening my hope,
Hugged her, shed a tear Felt don’t want to let go Felt heaven, I love you I said,
 but moonlight I don’t wanna live Moonlight smiled,
crowned me with a necklace around my heart.
With moonlight glittering on it. Said, don’t cry,
 this is part of me, keep it with hope I felt I had the world
But my angel this is not lasting
Yes, but I’ll be with you In my heart she is ever, My moonlight angel

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Ben McKay


Melbourne Victory have recalled a key trio of players as they look to further their A-League premiership credentials on Saturday in Newcastle.
Striker Besart Berisha and defenders Daniel Georgievski and Adrian Leijer have been named in an 18-man squad ahead of the trip north.
Under close watch from Victory's coaches after suffering a light groin strain last week, Berisha trained with the Victory squad on Thursday.
His return would bolster Victory who endured 120 minutes of FFA Cup pain in Perth last Wednesday before Monday night's 2-0 win over Wellington.
Their triumph over the Phoenix ended a remarkable run of conceding in A-League games, something defender Scott Galloway was keen to trumpet.
"To keep a clean sheet as well, it was one of the main things we were looking for," he said.
"I think it was 22 games without a clean sheet so it's great to break that drought."
The shut-out was made all the more impressive by the Victory's patched up back four.
Regular central midfield pairing Mark Milligan and Leigh Broxham played as centre-backs, with Nick Ansell (foot), Matthieu Delpierre (hamstring) and Adrian Leijer (suspension) all unavailable.
"It shows the depth in our squad. It shows how good all the players are in this team," Galloway said.
"It shows that we're going to be a team to watch this year.
"If someone steps out, we've got players that can step in and do the job."
Victory's squad depth will be tested again next week when national duty calls.
Olyroo Galloway could be joined by five others to be called up for international matches, with Mark Milligan (Socceroos) and fellow Olyroos Connor Pain and Jason Geria all set to miss the round-six match with Sydney.
New Zealand's Kosta Barbarouses and Macedonian international Daniel Georgievski could also travel for international matches.
The Victory are hardly the only club to miss players, though, with many A-League sides set to be tested for depth.
Before the round-six clash of availabilities, however, Newcastle's biggest concern with this weekend's match could be the state of the Hunter Stadium pitch.
Re-laying of the playing surface was completed on Wednesday, just three days before the match.
The Jets said it was "not something the club could control" but had been assured the pitch would be playable for the Victory match.
A Football Federation Australia spokesman said a pitch inspection on Thursday afternoon would confirm the venue's suitability for the match.

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James MacSmith

James MacSmith


Manly veteran Matt Ballin has urged the Sea Eagles' new powerbrokers to swiftly sort out the futures of Daly Cherry-Evans and Kieran Foran, for fear a protracted re-signing saga could derail the club's 2015 NRL campaign.
The Sea Eagles' premiership tilt this year was upset by player disenchantment at management's failure to secure club legend Glenn Stewart's future at Brookvale.
It was an ongoing issue that eventually resulted in Anthony Watmough's move to Parramatta, Steve Matai's request for a release to join the Warriors and constant talk linking Brett Stewart to NRL rivals, despite being under contract until the end of 2016.
Speculation over the futures of superstar halves duo Cherry-Evans and Foran has the potential to unsettle Manly from within again in 2015.
But with a new ownership structure in place under majority millionaire shareholder Rick Penn, coupled with the stewardship of new chief executive Joe Kelly, Manly have the chance to shore up the long-term future of the club by securing the services of Cherry-Evans and Foran.
Both players will be highly sought after, and are set to each demand contracts worth $1 million a season.
"I would like it to be sorted out as quickly as possible. I would love them to stay at the club, to play alongside them for the rest of my career and, hopefully, their career at the club too," Ballin said on Thursday when asked if he would like the matter to be determined before the start of the 2015 season.
"The quicker that it can be done the better but, obviously, there are procedures that need to be followed and the players want to make sure that they are being looked after and doing the best thing for themselves.
"The faster it can be settled, that would be good for the club, but it is going to take time.
"As far as I know, they definitely want to stay and play, they both debuted for the club and played a major role in the history of the club so far and I think they would like to continue that."
Ballin said he believed Matai and Brett Stewart wouldn't leave Brookvale.
The 30-year-old hooker unveiled Manly's 2015 jersey on Thursday alongside recruit Willie Mason.
Mason joins Zane Tetevano, Feleti Mateo, Brayden Wiliame and Siosaia Vave as signings ahead of next season, with Jason King (retired) joining Watmough and Glenn Stewart (South Sydney) as departures.
Ballin said Mason, 34, brought some much-needed size up front.
"It is exciting. He brings a lot of experience to our side. We have lost a few players over the last couple of years and he will really step into that role," Ballin said.

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Steve Larkin

Steve Larkin


Without hitting a ball, Phil Hughes' Test stocks have risen.
The batsman was a touring spectator to Australia's batting carnage in the humbling 2-0 series loss to Pakistan.
"It was extremely tough," Hughes told reporters in Adelaide on Thursday.
"It was just disappointing to get the results that we did as a squad, but that happens."
The series loss has created pressure on Test batting incumbents but Hughes was diplomatic about his chances of earning a recall.
"I was working my backside off in the nets and just trying to improve in the turning conditions," he said.
"The opportunity didn't come up but I was happy just to be on that tour.
"I love touring with the boys. I love being that spare batsmen in case there's an injury or someone goes down.
"You have just got to make sure you're ready. And that is all my focus has been over the last 12 months, making sure I'm ready if an opportunity comes up.
"I know I'm there or thereabouts."
Hughes, who will return as an opening bat for South Australia in the day-night Sheffield Shield match against NSW starting Saturday, said all he could focus on was making runs for the Redbacks.
"If you look over the last 12 months, all the (Test) boys have really put their hand up and been very consistent," he said.
"The side has done very well in winning the Ashes five-nil and also winning in South Africa.
"The last tour in the UAE was disappointing. But I think if you look at it and be serious about it, it's only two losses over the last 12 months.
"It's quite funny that a lot of opinions start coming out when you lose a game or two.
"But the way I see it is the boys are still firing and no doubt will fire this summer."

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Darren Walton

Darren Walton


Cricket great Allan Border has nominated classy all-rounder Glenn Maxwell as the X-factor to lead Australia to a first-ever one-day World Cup crown on home soil.
Australia have won the World Cup a record four times, with Border leading a young and unfancied line-up to unexpected glory on the first occasion back in 1987 on the sub-continent.
More success followed in 1999 in Britain, in 2003 in Africa and in 2007 in the Caribbean.
But under Border's captaincy in 1992, Australia flopped hosting the global showpiece for the first and only time.
The hosts didn't even make the semi-finals and Border put the failure down to a poor preparation consisting of a Test series against India and one limited-overs warm-up game, against NSW at North Sydney Oval.
"It was expected that we'd go from one form to the other seamlessly and it doesn't work that way," Border said on Thursday as he joined Australia's other World Cup-winning captains Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting and current skipper Michael Clarke to mark 100 days from the start of the 2015 tournament.
"So that's the message to Michael: make sure you get that preparation right."
With a jam-packed summer featuring a five-match one-day series against the top-ranked South Africans and the ODI Tri Series against England and India either side of four Tests with India, Border said Australia should enjoy an ideal build-up this time around.
Clarke agrees.
"I'd rather be playing than training," Clarke said.
"That's how you build momentum as a team - (getting) runs and wickets on the board and hopefully some success as well."
The key now, Clark believes, is for selectors to settle on a 15-man squad capable of lifting the trophy before the Tri Series.
A former selector, Border said Australia undoubtedly had the talent available to win the Cup for a fifth time and tipped Maxwell to be the star of the show.
"I think Glenn Maxwell is on the threshold of a breakout period," he said.
"He's got the talent, the skills. It's just sort of corralling all that when he's out in the middle.
"This could be his season to really break free and really show the multi talents that he's got."
Ponting, a three-time World Cup winner, said Maxwell was just one of several X-factors who could swing the tournament Australia's way.
"Mitch Marsh could be someone like that, even (David) Warner at the top of the order," Ponting said.
"Whichever 15 they decide to go with, there's going to be lots of those x-factor players in that line-up.
Border urged the Australians to embrace the pressure and expectations that go with co-hosting the tournament with New Zealand "rather than duck and weave", while Waugh offered his own advice.
"Don't focus too much on the end prize of actually winning the World Cup," Waugh said.
"I mean, that will happen if you play good cricket."

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