Hear the sound The sound of the nations calling Hear the sound The sound of the fatherless crying Who will go for us Who will shout to the corners Of the earth That Christ is KingCHORUS We speak to nations Be open We speak to nations Fall on your knees We speak to nations The kingdom is coming near to you Oh we speak to strongholds Be broken Power of darkness

[Feat. T-Pain]Tell me what do you see When you looking at me (Whoa-Woah) On a mission to be What I'm destined to be (Whoa-Woah) I've done been through the pain and the sorrow The struggle is nothing but love (Nothing but love) I'm a soldier a rider a ghetto survivor And all the above All the above (repeat) Maino Really what do you see When you looking at me See me coming from nothing

You, you light up in the dark You're the glowing and priceless work of art I see, I see your shining star You're the light through my window from afarAnd don't you forget The only that matters is your heartbeat going strong Oh, don't you forget That nothing else can matter 'cause you know where I belong Oh, take me there Won't you take me there? Won't you take me home?

You don't have 2 be beautiful 2 turn me on I just need your body baby From dusk till dawn You don't need experience 2 turn me out You just leave it all up 2 me I'm gonna show you what it's all aboutYou don't have 2 be rich 2 be my girl You don't have 2 be cool 2 rule my world Aint no particular sign I'm more compatible with

Prospects look grim for After Earth, Sony’s $130 million sci-fi feature from director M. Night Shyamalan, starring arguably the biggest star on the planet, Will Smith, acting opposite his progeny, Jaden Smith. FILM REVIEW: After Earth The film has grossed a meager $1 million in opening-night screenings, and reviews have been as lethal as the beasts that wander its CGI landscape. And many of those reviews have suggested that the film traffics heavily in the theology of Scientology.