| Shut up and stand still. |
| I stand to make a fortune today! |
| What the plan B stand for? |
| still stand tall... |
| Can stand the sound of Grampa " |
| Shut up and stand still. |
| I stand to make a fortune today! |
| What the plan B stand for? |
| still stand tall... |
| Can stand the sound of Grampa " |
| But the one who stands here now is Buddha, not Siddharth" |
| ...and to the Republic for which it stands... |
| ...jocund day stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops." |
| Across from him stands a naked and fleshy maiden, |
| And O stands for the orchestra." |
| But the one who stands here now is Buddha, not Siddharth" |
| ...and to the Republic for which it stands... |
| ...jocund day stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops." |
| Across from him stands a naked and fleshy maiden, |
| And O stands for the orchestra." |
| Omatsu! What're you just standing there for? |
| ... you were like a martyr amongst the heathens standing there, Edele!" |
| ...and that the building of socialism is possible for countries standing alone..." |
| ...to one of genuine standing. |
| All you can do is meet him standing up with honor," he used to say. |
| have stood and sweated, hot and cold. |
| 'But surely, my dear sir,' said little Perker... "as he stood in Mr. Pickwick's apartment... "on the morning after the trial. |
| 'lt could be tonight,' he thought... "as he stood in the corner, pretending to have a good time. |
| ... Hollow Militia stood in wait for the redcoats." |
| ...stood alone on the victorious field, _BAR_his buckler bent..." |
| Omatsu! What're you just standing there for? |
| ... you were like a martyr amongst the heathens standing there, Edele!" |
| ...and that the building of socialism is possible for countries standing alone..." |
| ...to one of genuine standing. |
| All you can do is meet him standing up with honor," he used to say. |
| have stood and sweated, hot and cold. |
| 'But surely, my dear sir,' said little Perker... "as he stood in Mr. Pickwick's apartment... "on the morning after the trial. |
| 'lt could be tonight,' he thought... "as he stood in the corner, pretending to have a good time. |
| ... Hollow Militia stood in wait for the redcoats." |
| ...stood alone on the victorious field, _BAR_his buckler bent..." |
