by mrsjones5 48 Replies latest jw friends
My play list is really wierd:
Sailing - Christoper Cross (I LOVE this song)
American Boy - Estelle
The Edge of Glory - Lady Gaga
Judas - Lady Gaga
Thunderstruck - AC/DC
Tequila Sunrise - The Eagles
Mr.Roboto - Styx
Amanda - Waylon Jennings
Jolene - Dolly Parton
Can't Touch This - MC Hammer
Personal Jesus - Depeche Mode or Johnny Cash
Yellow Brick Road - Elton John
Lay Your Hands On me - Thompson Twins...
Now, for the JWs:
Thunder - Prince
Got to be starting something - Michael Jckson
....
I like it skeeter.
"Sailing" reminds me of Tahoe.
Hey, how come nobody's listing any Kingdumb Maladies among their favorite songs?
What's wrong with you people?
No 'ppreciation for spiritual crap & stuff?
Hey Josie, LOVED your playlist!
Here's a fairly new band Young the Giant, (formerly called The Jakes) that I think you might like if you haven't already heard them. And to add an eighties trivia twist to this, check out the bridge that goes from 2:37-3:20. What eighties band does it remind you of?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAsTlnjvetI
om
ok, now that song is going round and round in my head trying figure out who they sound like. dont tell me til i say or beg when. the song gets quite a bit off airplay on my fav station out here.
Ok ok I give up. I've had the song running through my head then I made the mistake of listening to "Oh Lamour" and I can't get that song out of my head. What does the song sound like to you OM?
I have a life anthem, jokingly . . .
"The Lunatics Have Taken Over the Asylum"
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songs I would listen to while getting ready for school in the morning
were songs from the sixties and seventies
The young Rascals
the righteuos Bros.
Rod Stewart
three dog night
Roberta flack
dion warwick
The beatles
four seasons
carlie simon
the carpenters
The reason I love the song Sailing is becuase it captures the voyage. I can see the sun dance on the watertop when I hear this song. Please, someone, post this video. I can't do it.
Word, Wuz ...
Rod Stewart's Maggie May, oh how I remember ...
