Higher and Higher

Your love, liftin' me higher
Than I've ever been lifted before

So keep it up, quench my desire

And I'll be at your side forevermore

You know

Your love

Your love keeps liftin' me

Keeps on liftin'

Love keeps liftin' me

Higher (liftin' me), higher and higher (higher)

I said your love

Your love keeps liftin' me

Keeps on

Love keeps liftin' me

Now once I was downhearted

Disappointment was my closest friend

But then you came and he soon departed

And you know he never showed his face again


I'm so glad I finally found you

Yes, that one in a million girls

And with my lovin' arms around ya

Honey, I can stand up and face the world

wedding ring

Quite Interesting! Please follow the
steps given below:

Firstly, put your palms together. Bend
the center fingers and put them together
back to back (see picture). Next, join
the other fingers tips to tips The game
begins now.


Try to open your thumbs ... The thumbs
represent parents. It can be opened
because our parents will leave us one day.
Please join the thumbs again.

Then open the second fingers, these
fingers represent brothers and sisters.
They too will have their own families,
and will leave us too.
Now join the second fingers again.

Next, open up the little fingers. These
represent your children. Sooner or later
they too will leave us as they will have
their own lives to lead.
Nevertheless, join back the little fingers.

Now, try and separate the fourth
fingers, on which we put our wedding
ring. You will be surprised to find that
it cannot be opened at all. This is
because it represents husband and wife.
Real love will stick together forever.


Thumb represents parents
Second finger represents brothers & sisters
Centre finger represents own self
Fourth finger represents your partner
Last finger represents your children

Additional Information:

Nursing Trivia:
The ring is worn in the fourth finger
because it is believed that there is a
vein that leads directly from that
finger in to the heart. This vein is
named the vena amori, Latin for “vein of
love”.