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Salem · 04-23-2010, 02:35 PM

Oh there's a few for me!

Hard Sun - Eddie Vedder: This is one of the songs my sister and I have listend to while driving around too many times to count, it's stamped for sure.

Grandpa, Tell me 'bout the good old days - The Judds: We always listen to this song, well the entire CD really, when we're headed down to my grandparents for a visit, if you've ever heard it you know it's got powerful lyrics. But it became even MORE powerful this february when my grandma died, and when thie song came on in the car on our way home, my mom burst into tears. That was the first time I've ever consoled her.

Disconnected Child - Tin Star: I used to cut to this song in my highschool bathroom.

I'm Not an Addict - K's Choice: Ditto to the above.

Hot Girls In Love - Loverboy: I used to blare this song and dance around the living room before my parents got home from work.

No Suprise - Daughtry: I know this song is about a breakup, but the very first time I heard it I was in a really bad mood, really depressed, and decided if I ever killed myself, this is the song I'd play while I was doing it, and I'd keep it on repeat so that whoever found me would hear it to. I know, that's morbid, but it's stamped now.

Feel It Coming - Sara Melson: This song was on an episode of Greys Anatomy a while ago, and when I heard it I fell in love with it, and when I downloaded it afterward I couldn't help but make it my I'm-going-to-be-okay-this-depression-wont-kill-me-and-one-day-i'll-be-alright, song.

We Can Make Sandwiches - Detroit Grand Pubahs: This song will always remind me of sitting in the independent learning center in grade 12 listening to my MP3 player with Lynn and Adam, not doing our work, just having our own little party instead. Good times.

I have a million more. Music is pretty much my life.

04-23-2010, 02:35 PM	#4 (permalink)
Salem Psycho Location: Canada	Oh there's a few for me! Hard Sun - Eddie Vedder: This is one of the songs my sister and I have listend to while driving around too many times to count, it's stamped for sure. Grandpa, Tell me 'bout the good old days - The Judds: We always listen to this song, well the entire CD really, when we're headed down to my grandparents for a visit, if you've ever heard it you know it's got powerful lyrics. But it became even MORE powerful this february when my grandma died, and when thie song came on in the car on our way home, my mom burst into tears. That was the first time I've ever consoled her. Disconnected Child - Tin Star: I used to cut to this song in my highschool bathroom. I'm Not an Addict - K's Choice: Ditto to the above. Hot Girls In Love - Loverboy: I used to blare this song and dance around the living room before my parents got home from work. No Suprise - Daughtry: I know this song is about a breakup, but the very first time I heard it I was in a really bad mood, really depressed, and decided if I ever killed myself, this is the song I'd play while I was doing it, and I'd keep it on repeat so that whoever found me would hear it to. I know, that's morbid, but it's stamped now. Feel It Coming - Sara Melson: This song was on an episode of Greys Anatomy a while ago, and when I heard it I fell in love with it, and when I downloaded it afterward I couldn't help but make it my I'm-going-to-be-okay-this-depression-wont-kill-me-and-one-day-i'll-be-alright, song. We Can Make Sandwiches - Detroit Grand Pubahs: This song will always remind me of sitting in the independent learning center in grade 12 listening to my MP3 player with Lynn and Adam, not doing our work, just having our own little party instead. Good times. I have a million more. Music is pretty much my life.