So some days ago I came across a song written (I think he wrote it himself) and performed by Tom Felton (also known as Draco Malfoy from Harry Potter films).

I am not some crazy fan all nuts about him or anything but I think this song is absolutely amazing. If he pursues his musical career I have to say I might be interested in his work :) I like his voice (his accent) and although his guitar doesn't sound quite all right I still like this song very much.
Anyway these lyrics are wonderful. This song was written for me to relate with it.

Time Isn’t Healing - Tom Felton

Tick tock goes the clock
Time is going so slow
And I’m supposed to be fast asleep
A couple hours ago

So I, I need to exercise
A right I’ve got to rest these eyes
And I, I need to knock on some doors
Then I won’t have to lie here by myself anymore

Cause time isn’t healing
Pretty sick of staring at my ceiling
And I, I can’t help the way I feel about you
Pretty sick of staring at my ceiling
And I, I can’t help the way I’ve fallen for you

I had to run to try to send me to sleep
But things aren’t all that they seem
The end of time I seem to spend with you
Is all in my dreams

So I, I need to let her go
Would it have worked, I guess I’ll never know
And I, I need to hit the road
If only to get out on my own

Cause time isn’t healing
Pretty sick of staring at my ceiling
And I, I can’t help the way I feel about you
Cause time isn’t healing
Pretty sick of staring at my ceiling
And I, I can’t help the way I feel about you
And I, I can’t help the way I feel about you
And I, I can’t help the way I’ve fallen for you

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If you haven't read the book do not continue reading this because it(obvious) includes SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!! 

 

( My thoughts )

With a little help of my friend wikipedia :)
 

Set in Point Place, Wisconsin, That '70s Show follows the life of teenager Eric Forman, a kindhearted guy (Topher Grace) and his five teenage friends: Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon), his liberal girlfriend, and next-door neighbor; Steven Hyde (Danny Masterson), a rebellious hard-rocking stoner who was adopted by Forman's family and lives in their basement; Michael Kelso (Ashton Kutcher), a dim-witted narcissistic ladies man; Jackie Burkhart (Mila Kunis), a self-involved high school cheerleader overly preoccupied with wealth and status; and Fez (Wilmer Valderrama), the nicknamed foreigner whose country of origin is ambiguous and whose hormones are out of control. Fez's real name is felt to be unpronounceable to the other characters and so they rename him Fez, which stands for Foreign Exchange Student (the spelling being poetic license).

In this group, various relationships are explored, the main focus being between Eric and Donna, who share the roles as the more responsible couple of the group, evident in such episodes as "Dine and Dash". This stands in sharp contrast to the on-again, off-again relationship between Kelso and Jackie, in which both are usually portrayed as being obsessed with each other, despite instances when they argue and deny their love just to spite one another. In both relationships, the couples would often disagree, only to learn to tolerate their differences. Jackie would eventually move on to Hyde, and later Fez as the series progressed.

Other main characters include Red Forman (Kurtwood Smith), Eric's overbearing war veteran father; his overprotective menopausal mother Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp), who is caught up in trying to be a fulltime mom and housewife while maintaining a job as a nurse in a local hospital; and Laurie Forman (Lisa Robin Kelly, 1998-2003 and, and Christina Moore, 2003-2004), Eric's older sister, whose promiscuity is the brunt of many jokes by the six teenagers, but does not stop Kelso from making moves on her. The show also followed the relationship of Midge and Bob Pinciotti (Tanya Roberts and Don Stark), Donna's parents, both of whom are slow-witted and easily influenced by the movements and fads of the '70s, which sometimes places stress on their marriage. Tommy Chong frequently appeared as the recurring character of Leo, the hippie owner of the Foto Hut. Kitty also had a pet dachshund named Schotzie.


I would just say, Get the DVDs and watch it. Laughing is guarateed. Or not. Because I find it funny and I have a weird sense of humor o_O