If I fell in love with you Would you promise to be true And help me understand ‘Cause I’ve been in love before And I found that love was more Than just holding hands
If I give my heart to you I must be sure From the very start That you would love me more than her
If I trust in you oh please Don’t run and hide If I love you too oh please Don’t hurt my pride like her
‘Cause I couldn’t stand the pain And I would be sad if our new love was in vain
So I hope you see that I Would love to love you And that she will cry When she learns we are two If I fell in love with you
This is a really fun song to teach to students because it’s so easy and so cool! Just love it!
Hello Goodbye – Beatles
You say “Yes”, I say “No”. You say “Stop” and I say “Go, go, go”. Oh no. You say “Goodbye” and I say “Hello, hello, hello”. I don’t know why you say “Goodbye”, I say “Hello, hello, hello”. I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello.
I say “High”, you say “Low”. You say “Why?” And I say “I don’t know”. Oh no. You say “Goodbye” and I say “Hello, hello, hello”. I don’t know why you say “Goodbye”, I say “Hello, hello, hello”. (Hello, goodbye, hello, goodbye. Hello, goodbye.) I don’t know why you say “Goodbye”, I say “Hello”.
(Hello, goodbye, hello, goodbye. Hello, goodbye. Hello, goodbye.) Why, why, why, why, why, why, do you Say “Goodbye, goodbye, bye, bye”. Oh no. You say “Goodbye” and I say “Hello, hello, hello”. I don’t know why you say “Goodbye”, I say “Hello, hello, hello”. I don’t know why you say “Goodbye”, I say “Hello”.
You say “Yes”, I say “No”. (I say “Yes”, but I may mean “No”). You say “Stop”, I say “Go, go, go”. (I can stay still it’s time to go). Oh, oh no.
You say “Goodbye” and I say “Hello, hello, hello”. I don’t know why you say “Goodbye”, I say “Hello, hello, hello”. I don’t know why you say “Goodbye”, I say “Hello, hello, hello”. I don’t know why you say “Goodbye”, I say “Hello-wow, oh. Hello”. Hela, heba, helloa. Hela, heba, helloa. Hela, heba, helloa. Hela, heba, helloa. (Hela.) Hela, heba, helloa. Hela, heba, helloa. Hela, heba, helloa. Hela, heba, helloa. Hela, heba, helloa.
This an amazing song by Neil Young sung by KD Lang. I love her voice for this song. It’s powerful. Does it foretell the future? We can only wonder and see!
After the Gold Rush – KD Lang
Well, I dreamed I saw the knights in armor coming Sayin’ something about a queen There were peasants singin’ and drummers drumming And the archer split the tree There was a fanfare blowin’ to the sun That was floating on the breeze Look at mother nature on the run in the nineteen seventies Look at mother nature on the run in the nineteen seventies
I was lyin’ in a burned out basement With a full moon in my eyes I was hopin’ for a replacement When the sun burst through the skies There was a band playin’ in my head And I felt like getting high Thinkin’ about what a friend had said, I was hopin’ it was a lie Thinkin’ about what a friend had said, I was hopin’ it was a lie
Well, I dreamed I saw the silver spaceships flying In the yellow haze of the sun There were children crying and colors flying All around the chosen ones All in a dream, all in a dream The loading had begun Flyin’ mother nature’s silver seed To a new home in the sun Flyin’ mother nature’s silver seed To a new home in the sun
Thanks for dropping by. I’m curious how you found this site. Your story and your journey. Don’t be shy. Why not leave a message at the contact page? Thanks for coming anyways. Now let me tell you the story of Bondaygee.com.
Originally, nearly ten years ago while I was in Korea, I met a Buddhist monk named Park Ji-young. We discovered together that we had an instant connection. We were both artistic, creative and spiritual types of people.
We had a lot of interesting things to share with one another, but Ji-young was most surprised when I showed her my Ocean of Love of story. It was pretty special to me too. Suddenly Ji-young felt inspired to make a website to share the story and my many other creative, ESL songs and videos. She really surprised me with her simple, beautiful graphics. You can see her work in the website title above. She identified herself with the moon and me with the sun. Thank you Ji-young wherever you are!
Unfortunately for me, she went to live in a temple and I moved back to Canada. I didn’t know anything about websites, so I had lost my homepage for a few years.
Sometime later, back in Canada, I began studying website creation and was inspired to make a new website. For a couple of years, I thought the website should only focus on ESL Studying, unlike the original, which featured my stories. Over time I realized without my stories, Bondaygee.com was lacking soul, it’s original vision and inspiration. You see the Ocean Story is all about vision and how we perceive the world while “bondaygee” according to it’s Korean meaning symbolizes creativity, transformation and rebirth. “Bondaygee” – 번데기 means cocoon.
Interestingly, since redefining and restoring Bondaygee.com back to it’s original scope and meaning, I seem to have millions of stories to write and I can’t stop, nor do I want to. I feel in love again! I’m very open and honest. I also became really healthy this last year through yoga and nutrition. I’m sharing those stories too. Don’t forget “Bondaygee is in your heart!”
That was another poster Ji-young made for me from the comical “bondaygee song” music video and movie.
Lastly, this story wouldn’t be complete unless I mentioned the contributions of a Hungarian Artist named Gergley Kovaks. He made the beautiful icons and this cool poster picture below.
Note, just because I love Pop Music, Beatles, etc, doesn’t mean I’m not an astute, philosophical person, because I am. My art friends just happened to think my Bondaygee Music Videos were funny!
Here’s another piece of Park Ji-young’s artwork. It’s just her “doodling”:
It’s nearly impossible to talk about Korean culture without mentioning the healthy and delicious representative food, kimchi, the pride of Korea.
There are actually quite a few different types of “kimchi’s”, spicy, fermented vegetables, but Chinese Cabbage is usually the first one we always think of, though radish is very common too.
Imagine every class in your school, whether it be High School or Elementary School, all happily competing to see who can be the first to memorize all of Bondaygee’s Very Good Words™ study videos! As a matter of fact, it’s been done before and I can honestly tell you the results were astonishing!!
How was is it done? Easy, just start off each class with one of my Very Good Words Vocabulary Videos! They are full of energy and they only take two minutes to practice and sing. Because these essential English Words are strung together like “pearls” on a musical string, they are “piece of cake” to memorize. Now when you have every classroom all competing to be the first to memorize the words, the learning pace becomes phenomenal!
Essential English or Korean Vocabulary-Pronunciation-Mastering-System. You never forget the words!
Please note: This system is much easier than you think, but you should follow these suggestions:
1. For English People learning Korean: a) First learn the easy Korean alphabet. b) Print the word lists and read as you listen. In a very short time you don’t need the list. Lists are here: system.bondaygee.com
2. For Korean students, print out the lists found at system.bondaygee.com and read the word list as you listen. In a very short time you won’t need the list. Just watch the video or you can sing it yourself!
