By clicking the «Claim This Deal» button, you agree that MuseScore will automatically continue your membership and charge the Annual membership fee ($39.99) to your payment method until you cancel. You will be billed within 2 days to 13/12 of every year. To disable auto-renewal, go to «Subscription» in «Settings». [Intro: Charlie Puth] One, two, three, four Ooh, oh, yeah [Verse 1: Charlie Puth] Why are we looking down On our sisters and brothers? Isn't love all that we got? Mmm Don't we know everyone's Got A reason to start over new F and the reason is you [Bridge] G and the reason is you F and the reason is you G and the reason is you [Verse 3] G Em I'm not a perfect person C2 I never meant to do those things to you Am And so I have to say before I go D Dsus4 G That I just want you to know [Hook] G Em [Verse 1] I'm not a perfect person There's many things I wish I didn't do But I continue learning [Pre-Chorus] I never meant to do those things to you And so I have to say before I go That I just NotAngka Pianika You Are The Reason - Calum Scott 2' 1' 7/ 7/ 7/ 4 There goes my heart beating 4 7 1' 2' 7/ 4 'Cause you are the reason Not Angka Pianika Girls Like You - Maroon 5; Not Angka Pianika Lagu Matahari Terbenam; Not Angka Pianika Cinta Dalam Doa - Souqy; Not Angka Pianika Sepanjang Jalan Kenangan - Tetty Kadi; Tracy Chapman - Give Me One Reason (Official Music Video) Tracy Chapman - Give Me One Reason (Official Music Video) . Whether Biden likes it or not, he will have to defend prosecuting Trump, who will absolutely end the case if he wins. Photo Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images Photo Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images Photo Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images On Thursday evening, Donald Trump officially began walking one of the most perilous tightropes in American political history. After he broke the widely expected news of his federal indictment, Trump once again, and predictably, began railing against the Justice Department. He is now facing his most serious legal threat and clearly views this antagonistic posture as essential to his reelection effort, which, if successful, could effectively moot whatever happens in this prosecution come January 2025, including a conviction. This same posture, however, threatens to make both his legal situation and reelection prospects worse. At the moment, we are operating in a major informational vacuum, despite the reporting overnight about the nature of the charges, which are said to be violations of the Espionage Act over retaining national defense secrets, making false statements to investigators, and a conspiracy to obstruct justice. We do not have the indictment, and we may not see it until Trump is arraigned in Miami on Tuesday. The situation is quite distinct from where we found ourselves in the days immediately after we learned that Trump had been indicted by the Manhattan district attorney’s office but before the indictment became public. The reason is that some members of the media had through their reporting developed a very clear understanding of what the charges would be — both as a legal and factual matter — before the indictment was publicly released. In the few intervening days in that case, many people speculated or perhaps hoped that the charges might be more expansive and damning than they ultimately were — dozens of charges tied pretty much exclusively to the hush-money payment to Stormy Daniels. The media, to be blunt, does not have that same level of insight this time around. There has, of course, been a great deal of reporting on the documents at Mar-a-Lago since the FBI’s search last August, but we are largely in the dark on some of the most important questions. First and foremost, what was actually in the documents that Trump took and refused to return, and what was he doing with them? Overnight, for instance, the New York Times observed that while “the nature of a few of the documents found in Mr. Trump’s possession is known — he had held onto letters from the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, for example — it remains unclear what other classified materials were found at Mar-a-Lago and moreover what, if any, damage to national security his possession of them caused.” We will hopefully get greater clarity on this front either from the indictment or from early court filings from the government, but the answer could have major implications for how the American public, the court system, and the media ultimately process the allegations. Already, Trump and some Republicans have sought to portray the indictment as part of a Democratic plot to “weaponize” the government against him, but the reality is that neither Joe Biden nor Attorney General Merrick Garland, who would have signed off on Special Counsel Jack Smith’s decision to bring charges, wanted to be in this position. On the campaign trial and following his election, Biden repeatedly indicated that he did not want to see his administration prosecute Trump. By all outward appearances, Garland was of the same disposition. As I reported a profile of the attorney general earlier this year, that came through even more clearly Garland came into office hoping to avoid a direct confrontation with Trump and a historically unprecedented prosecution that could sharply divide an already fractured country. Things clearly did not work out that way, and though there is much to learn about how we got to this point, the blame for this ought to be laid first and foremost at the feet of Trump. Whatever the merits of the prosecution — which will no doubt be intensely debated as we learn more — he brought it upon himself. He and his lawyers had multiple opportunities to resolve this mess and return the documents without prosecution, and they seemed to delight in blowing right past them at every opportunity. As a legal matter at least with the benefit of hindsight, their handling of the situation was incredibly stupid. In an ideal world, GOP primary voters would see right past all of this and nominate someone else as their standard-bearer for the 2024 election. That would at least eliminate the prospect of Trump coming back to power, which, first, would lead to him certainly either stopping the prosecution or even pardoning himself after a conviction. Second, it could yield an aggressive campaign of prosecutorial retribution from his Justice Department that would target officials at the DOJ and the FBI who have been involved in investigating and now prosecuting him. A loss for Trump in the primary would not entirely forestall some of these consequences If Biden ultimately loses to another Republican, that person may very well pardon Trump anyway. Ron DeSantis did not go so far in a statement last night, only vowing “accountability” for the DOJ if he is elected. In fact, this question — would the Republican candidates pardon Trump? — is now about to become a major one in the primary. Trump is walking a tightrope now, but so too is Biden, in his own way. If the charges against Trump are legally and factually compelling, then Garland and Smith will have done the country a considerable service by finally breaking the norm of elite political impunity that has conspicuously and regrettably governed the country for the last half-century since Richard Nixon was pardoned by Gerald Ford to ensure he would not be prosecuted over the Watergate cover-up. This prosecution, however, almost certainly will not be over by the time of the general election next fall. In ordinary circumstances, you would expect a complex, high-profile prosecution to take — from start to finish, including appeals — two to three years. Even if a trial manages to take place next year and Trump is convicted, there will undoubtedly be appeals, and Trump would likely be allowed to remain free while that process unfolds, perhaps even actively campaigning on how he should be reelected so that he can pardon himself and prosecute Biden for some reason or another. As a practical matter, that means that the result of the presidential election will also control whether this prosecution reaches an orderly resolution. After the Manhattan charges were filed, Biden stayed far away from commenting on Trump’s case and he’s likely to do so in the near term over this indictment. But this will not be tenable so long as Trump is a candidate. As a result, the Biden campaign will have to defend this project and the underlying principles that they reflect, whether they like it or not, which will put them in the strange — and yes, again, unprecedented — position of having to support the prosecution of the sitting president’s most significant political rival, the very thing that Biden hoped to avoid upon entering office. How significant this will all prove to be during campaign season is, of course, an open question. The indictment in Manhattan basically came and went, with many initial boosters of the effort seemingly moving on after they finally saw the charges and the ultimately ambivalent public reaction. The same could happen here depending on the nature of the federal charges, to say nothing of potential state and federal charges over Trump and the 2020 election. But for now, we are witnessing one of the most complex and consequential legal and political battles of our lifetimes — one with a shockingly wide spectrum of possibilities for how it all shakes out. The Cases Against Donald Trump 7 Dumb Defenses of Trump Since His Latest Indictment Why Republicans Want a Nakedly Partisan Justice Department See All 2024 Is Now the Lock Him Up’ Election There goes my heart beating'Cause you are the reasonI'm losing my sleepPlease, come back nowAnd there goes my mind racingAnd you are the reasonThat I'm still breathingI'm hopeless nowI'd climb every mountainAnd swim every oceanJust to be with youAnd fix what I've brokenOh, 'cause I need you to seeThat you are the reasonThere goes my hands shakingAnd you are the reasonMy heart keeps bleedingI need you nowIf I could turn back the clockI'd make sure the light defeated the darkI'd spend every hour of every dayKeeping you safeAnd I'd climb every mountainAnd swim every oceanJust to be with youAnd fix what I've brokenOh, 'cause I need you to seeThat you are the reasonI don't wanna fight no moreI don't wanna hide no moreI don't wanna cry no moreCome back I need you to hold me you are the reasonA little closer nowJust a little closer nowCome a little closer nowI need you to hold me tonightI'd climb every mountainAnd swim every oceanJust to be with youAnd fix what I've broken'Cause I need you to seeThat you are the reason 83% found this document useful 30 votes35K views1 pageDescriptionNot Angka yang saya transkripsi berdasarkan versi cover dari Alexandra PoratOriginal TitleYou Are the Reason - Calum Scott - Not AngkaCopyright© © All Rights ReservedAvailable FormatsPDF, TXT or read online from ScribdShare this documentDid you find this document useful?83% found this document useful 30 votes35K views1 pageYou Are The Reason - Calum Scott - Not AngkaOriginal TitleYou Are the Reason - Calum Scott - Not AngkaDescriptionNot Angka yang saya transkripsi berdasarkan versi cover dari Alexandra PoratFull descriptionJump to Page You are on page 1of 1Reward Your CuriosityEverything you want to Anywhere. Any Commitment. Cancel anytime. AboutThis song bio is unreviewedThis song is from Calum Scott’s debut album, “Only Human”, and was released on November 17, 2017. It is about relationships that have the power to make us carry on and fight for it — the reason to do everything and forget about things we might think are more important but actually are meaningless when we have someone we deeply love and care about — not only in romantic relationships but also in families. It makes you realize that you only start missing a person when they are us a question about this songAsk a question *What have the artists said about the song?Via Capitol Records, Calum’s label, he described the writing process and meaning behind this song You Are The Reason’ started out as a song about something completely different than what it is now. It was originally written from a fragile place of anxiety and not knowing the cause of it, so the song started to become Without A Reason’. But as we carried on writing, we realised how every relationship has difficult times but you stick with it because the love you fundamentally feel for the other person overrides everything else […] I wrote this song to say thank you to those special people who make our lives better, simply because they’re in the meaning of this song“You Are the Reason” is about being in a difficult relationship while in love. Calum described the meaning more in depth through his label Capital Records “You Are the Reason” started out as a song about something completely different than what it is now. It was originally written from a fragile place of anxiety and not knowing the cause of it, so the song started to become “Without A Reason”. But as we carried on writing, we realized how every relationship has difficult times but you stick with it because the love you fundamentally feel for the other person overrides everything elseIs there a live performance of the song? Who produced “You Are the Reason” by Calum Scott?When did Calum Scott release “You Are the Reason”?Who wrote “You Are the Reason” by Calum Scott? Calum ScottOnly HumanThere goes my heart beating'Cause you are the reasonI'm losing my sleepPlease come back nowThere goes my mind racingAnd you are the reasonThat I'm still breathingI'm hopeless nowI'd climb every mountainAnd swim every oceanJust to be with youAnd fix what I've brokenOh, ah, 'cause I need you to seeThat you are the reasonThere goes my hands shakingAnd you are the reasonMy heart keeps bleedingAnd I need you nowIf I could turn back the clockI'd make sure the light defeated the darkI'd spend every hour, of every dayKeeping you safeAnd I'd climb every mountainAnd swim every oceanJust to be with youAnd fix what I've brokenOh, ah, 'cause I need you to seeThat you are the reasonI don't wanna fight no moreI don't wanna hide no moreI don't wanna cry no moreCome back I need you to hold meYou are the reasonA little closer nowJust a little closer nowCome a little closer nowI need you to hold me tonightI'd climb every mountainAnd swim every oceanJust to be with youAnd fix what I've broken'Cause I need you to seeThat you are the reasonComposição Calum Scott, Corey Sanders, Jon MaguireOuça estações relacionadas a Calum Scott no

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