#don’t stop believin’

[tomkazansky]

don’t stop believin’ cover / so much (for) salt lake city

[marley-bean]

Yesterday, I turned the car on and Don’t Stop Believin’ (Journey’s version) was on the radio. I immediately went, “oh, it’s glee!”

[patheticspineless]

at the fob show and you hear “juST A SMALL TOWN GIRL—"

[admiralgiggles]

I had the biggest crush on Steve Perry.

Also, *Foreshadowing*

[antvnger]

🎵She took the midnight train going aaannyywheeeeeeere🎵

[its-all-down-hill]

[sev-on-kamino]

Follow me for a sec

This scene from The Losers:

but with Reader as Jensen, and Crosshair as Cougar 👀 I have been thinking about it all day, and I need it!

[crowcussion]

i have proof that santa exists

so when i was like 10-12 i looked out my door and there were only a few presents under the tree (the ones me and my fam put there that we got for each other) so i close the door, come back literally a minute later and there are a million presents. boom. stop not believing bitch

[slitheringshadow]

Proof that if you keep trying, you will succeed. Lol

Lads

[djrobblog]

Forbes recently declared Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin'' the "biggest" song all time, using a dubious metric. But is it?

Forbes recently declared Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’” as the “biggest” song of all time. But is it?

(March 27, 2024).  When Journey released their album Escape in 1981, Columbia Records issued four singles from it: “Who’s Crying Now,” “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Open Arms” and “Still They Ride,” in that order. That one of those — “Don’t Stop Believin’” — has now been declared by a somewhat reputable source, Forbes Magazine, to be the “biggest song of all time” is a bit surreal for those of us who…

[austenfound]

Street lights are people

Verse 1:

Just a small town light, livin' in a lonely world

She took the midnight train, glowin' anywhere

Just a city light, born and raised in south Detroit

He took the midnight train, glowin' anywhere

Chorus:

Street lights, are people

Living life in a world that's fleeting

For a moment they're lighting, then they're gone

Verse 2:

A singer in a dim-lit room

A whiff of halogen and neon bloom

For a flicker, they can share the night

It goes on and on, and on, and on

Chorus:

Street lights, are people

Living life in a world that's fleeting

For a moment they're lighting, then they're gone

Bridge:

Street lights, waiting

Up and down the boulevard

Their shadows, searching in the night

Street lights, are people

Living just to find luminescence

Hiding somewhere in the night

Verse 3:

Don't stop believing

Hold on to that radiant feeling

Street lights, are people

Oh, street lights, are people

Outro:

Don't stop believing

Hold on to that radiant feeling

Street lights, are people

Oh, street lights, are people

[antvnger]

“For a smile they can share the night. It goes on and on and on and on…”

@stripesofbrooklyn

[muserepeats]

BTW, South Detroit is fucking Canada and I will never stop being mad about that lyric.

There is no such thing as South Detroit.

[livetoofiercely]

Regionals version is my favorite. But I LOVE the staging in New Directions, everyone coming into the song in the order they joined, Blam bringing in the newbies - it just gets me.

[commstrisha]

[You see what seems to be a 19-year-old with black hair and white streak, spinning while sitting down on the floor floating an inch or two above it and going at a pretty fast speed]

*weeeeeeeeeee!*imma smoke that space green!

- @the-ghost-of-the-tulpar

“Woah!”

Trisha jolts up, causing her headphones to shift ever so slightly. She raises a hand to fix the placement.

“What the - What’s going on?! Who are you?”

[ @the-ghost-of-the-tulpar ]

[cryscendo]

kurt hummel in every performance

5x13 - New Directions

Don’t Stop Believin’ - Rachel Berry, Kurt Hummel, Artie Abrams, Tina Cohen-Chang, Blaine Anderson, Will Schuester + New Directions

“I can say without a doubt that your dad saved my life. Little Hepburn and Tracy wouldn't have a daddy if it wasn't for your dad. Those are the names of my kids who aren't born yet either.”