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Wanting you Again (My love for you still lives)

I feel so sad these days When I sit and think of what we had And I wish things I could change So they wouldn’t turn out so bad! But this is a useless hope As you found someone new And without you I’ll just have to cope! I’m trying real hard to forget you; To think just about what lies ahead But all I do is revert to memories When I lay myself down on my bed. “Memories of wonderful times we spent When everything was happy And every loving word we meant”. You once wrote down the words of a song, And I like to think you meant what you said When you wrote “I just can’t stop loving you!” ‘Cause these are words that stuck in my head As these words for me are true! Now it seems you’ve forgotten me And that kind of makes me feel blue. So many things have happened in between That I wonder what is still to come – Whether things will work out for us Or whether our feelings for each other Will just go numb. I’m hoping it won’t end that way: So if you find someone else...

Keep you cell number - change your network

Number Portability Most countries around the world have opened their telecommunications markets to competition, which has accelerated the deployment of telecommunications services more quickly and cost-effectively than past monopolies have achieved. Some of these liberalisation efforts are being driven by regulations that call for number portability. For example, the European Union (EU) Universal Service and Users' Rights Directive (2002/22/EC), Article 30 - effective since July 2003 - imposes on all EU member states the following obligations: Member states shall ensure that all subscribers of publicly available telephone services, including mobile services, who so request can retain their number(s) independently of the undertaking providing the service: " o In the case of geographic numbers, at a specific location; and " o In the case of non-geographic numbers, at any location. As consumers we have must have the choice of which service provider we want to use. M...