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Originally Posted by Salem
No Suprise - Daughtry:[/B] 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.
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Not really. Mine is Michael Andrews' version of Mad World.
I give most songs pyschological attachment. Johnny Cash's "Hurt" reminds both of my own self-destructive behaviour as well as my Dad's past addictions (clean for 26 years. Oorah Dad! Ssorry for the thread jack). The Who's "Squeeze Box" reminds me of the unbelievably thin walls in my Dad's house. Behind Blue Eyes, I Am A Rock, Castles Made of Sand. Classic Rock (early 60's-late 70's) truly had a lot of thought behind it, and alot of songs from that era seem to latch onto my mind, and provide a context for my own life, as well as current events the world over. I'll always associate Robin Trower's "Bridge of Sighs" with my boot camp experience...I'm rambling, but my end point is yes, I do have a near-endless playlist in my head.