I'm coming round, to open the blinds
You can't hide here any longer.
My god you need, to rinse those puffy eyes,
You can't lie still any longer

And yes they'll ask you were you've been,
And you'll have to tell them, again and again,

And you probably don't wanna hear,
tomorrow's another day,
But I promise you you'll see the sun again,
And you're asking me,
why pains the only way to happiness
And I promise you you'll see the sun again.

Come on take my hand,
We're going for a walk, I know you can,
You can wear anything, So long as it's not black,
And please don't mourn forever, she's not coming back.

And yes they'll ask you where you've been,
And you'll have to tell them, again and again,

And you probably don't wanna hear,
tomorrows another day,
But I promise you you'll see the sun again,
And you're asking me why pains the only way to happiness,
And I promise you you'll see the sun again

Do you remember telling me,
you'd found the sweetest thing of all,
You said one day of this,
was worth dieing for,
So be thankful, you knew her at all,
But it's no more.

And you probably don't wanna hear,
tomorrows another day,
But I promise you you'll see the sun again,
And you're asking me why pains the only way to happiness,
And I promise you you'll see the sun again

And you probably don't wanna hear,
tomorrows another day,
But I promise you you'll see the sun again,
And you're asking me why pains the only way to happiness,
And I promise you you'll see the sun again.

Secondly, A seventh book in a series by James Barclay is soon to be published.

The series, based on the extremely successful mercenary group, The Raven, was Barclay's debut series, the popularity of which rivalled that of David Gemmel, an already popular fantasy author. The series was broken down into two trilogies, the Chronicles of the Raven; Dawnthief, Noonshade and Nightchild, and the Legends of the Raven; Elfsorrow, Shadowheart and Demonstorm. The storyline continues on from book to book, with a pretty interesting plot throughout, and though it is basically just a trying to save the world plot, Barclay manages to keep it original through all six books, and has absolutely no problem with killing off the main characters, in fact managing to kill one off within the first chapter.

Dawnthief in the words of Amazon.com:
This energetic first fantasy novel is familiar in outline, but told with unusual intensity. "The Raven" is a group of seven mercenaries, just starting to lose their fighting edge, who reluctantly get hired by a mage from a college of magic with a nasty reputation for blood sacrifice. Their mission: to save the world from major bad guys called the Wytch Lords. These, defeated long ago at great cost, have escaped their sorcerous confinement and will be unstoppable once they've grown new bodies; meanwhile their teeming minions are already going to war. The only hope is Dawnthief, a lost super-spell which, if correctly cast, can zap even Wytch Lords--but make one mistake and the sun will never come up again.
A typical fantasy-quest shopping list emerges: you need the dragon-guarded amulet to open the ancient mage's workshop to find the portal leading to the demon watching over the parchment with the spell, which itself requires three "catalyst" talismans hidden in difficult places.
What makes Dawnthief a ripping yarn is Barclay's ruthless pace and lack of sentimentality. No character is too nice, innocent or important to die or suffer hideous tortures. The death toll is horrific, as are the many exotic ways of dying in this dangerous world. This is a breathless, action-crammed fantasy thriller.
--David Langford --

Product Description
The Raven have fought together for years, six men carving out a living as swords for hire in the war that has torn Balaia apart, loyal only to themselves and their code. But when they agree to escort a Xesteskian mage on a secret mission they are pulled into a world of politics and ancients secrets. For the first time The Raven cannot trust even their own strength and prowess, for the first time their code is in doubt. How is it that they are fighting for one of the most evil colleges of magic known? Searching for the secret location of Dawnthief; a spell that could end the world? Aiming not to destroy it but to cast it . . . DAWNTHIEF is a fast paced epic about a band of all-too-human heroes.

I got extremely exited about there being new book, 'cuz the last book, Demonstorm, doesn't seem to leave it the storyline open for anything else.
Ok speech over . But seriously, if you enjoy reading fantasy stuff, these books are seriously worth reading. Amazon.co.uk has a 'look inside' thing on these books so you can read a chapter of the book before deciding whether or not to buy, so check it out!

Thirdly, thanks to Xibrei's idea of voice recording a convo with my friend/her boyfriend, me and a couple of other friends have managed to get the boyfriend arrested. He's at the police station atm, in a cell, and will hopefully be found guilty or whatever eventually. A slight down side to this is that my friend absolutely hates me for bringing charges against her bf, when she told me not to.
To be honest, it doesn't really bother me that she does, I haven't been getting on with her since she started dating him again, and I'm not entirely sure that I want to be her friend anymore anyway...
Does that make me a bad person?