Songs that are special to you.. and why
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Okay, this a one song from a dutch artist I don't like... but it had such an impact on me...
because; When I was 16 years old I did a course for going on holiday with kids who I had to attend. I was getting along very well with one our teachers, Steve... I had a difficult time over there and Steve helped me a lot... At the end of the course our teachers choosed a song to let us hear and why... He choosed one of 'Marco Borsato', don't remember the title anymore
The same evening he felt out the window from the 2nd floor, didn't survive it....
The hardest day in my life....
Take Care
because; When I was 16 years old I did a course for going on holiday with kids who I had to attend. I was getting along very well with one our teachers, Steve... I had a difficult time over there and Steve helped me a lot... At the end of the course our teachers choosed a song to let us hear and why... He choosed one of 'Marco Borsato', don't remember the title anymore
The same evening he felt out the window from the 2nd floor, didn't survive it....
The hardest day in my life....
Take Care
Forlorn Hope
leave me alone
Okay, don't laugh at me now. When I listen to Moby's Natural Blues I get some kind of visions of myself walking through a big city with lots of people, observing all those shiny happy people.
It feels weird.
Oh and Morpheus' post could've been mine, One Last Goodbye fitted so perfectly in my life almost a year ago. It didn't have anything to do with the original meanings of the song, but everyone has his own interpretations ofcourse. Anyway, I still like the song, but I'm afraid I listened to much to it and it kind of lost its magic for me
It feels weird.
Oh and Morpheus' post could've been mine, One Last Goodbye fitted so perfectly in my life almost a year ago. It didn't have anything to do with the original meanings of the song, but everyone has his own interpretations ofcourse. Anyway, I still like the song, but I'm afraid I listened to much to it and it kind of lost its magic for me
that reminds me of the thief screaming "Catch the thief!!"Originally posted by moody
loving their children as a father/mother would do. not that sexual pervert thing you were thinking about, you ivo scorpio pervo
Bambi
Villain of the piece
and I don't think you'd be half a brave if u were'nt behind a keyboard 
fight ivo fight goddamit!!
fight ivo fight goddamit!!
don't have an idea what are you talking aboutOriginally posted by Bambi
and I don't think you'd be half a brave if u were'nt behind a keyboard
fight ivo fight goddamit!!
led zeppelin,kashmir
there is a strange relationship between me and that song. it's my favourite at a certain mood and time,makes me...rude enough to be expressed. its the pagan tune definately.
and eternity pt1 is my special off the pile,but i cant relate it to any experience.its just the ultimate piece of music for me.
there is a strange relationship between me and that song. it's my favourite at a certain mood and time,makes me...rude enough to be expressed. its the pagan tune definately.
and eternity pt1 is my special off the pile,but i cant relate it to any experience.its just the ultimate piece of music for me.
Don Corleone
Emre
Don Corleone
Emre
"waltzing matilda...waltzing matilda, you'll come a-waltzing matilda with me..."
great song, indeed, bambi!
Don Corleone
Emre
well as for the original question, well i have to many, but let's see. hmm...ok how about this one: (hahahahahhaa)
bon jovi - always
my first rock song ever. i was 12, i guess. my first date, my first kiss. so you see, it IS a special song.
bon jovi - always
my first rock song ever. i was 12, i guess. my first date, my first kiss. so you see, it IS a special song.
Don Corleone
Emre
Crack Hitler
homeless
Well me. Atleast cantonese version of it
We were watching Wong Kar Wais first movie As Tears Go By with my friend and in this truly emotional scene (lovers get together after a break or something) some chinese popstar started to sing that and I know it wasn't ment to be ironic or anything comical. Kinda ruined mood for that scene I would say the songs which are most special to me are...........
'Only for the weak' by In Flames
'Teargas' and 'Tonight's music' by Katatonia
'One Last Goodbye' or 'Fragile dreams' by Anathema
'Lullaby' by The Cure
'Only the good die young' by Iron Maiden
and 'Scar Tissue' by Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Not too sure about why I chose the last two- but all of them leave me feeling so awestruck, they're all such amazing songs. And I feel i can connect with the lyrics and the emotions in the songs on so many levels.- but there are so many other songs i could put down, but these were the first i thought of.
'Only for the weak' by In Flames
'Teargas' and 'Tonight's music' by Katatonia
'One Last Goodbye' or 'Fragile dreams' by Anathema
'Lullaby' by The Cure
'Only the good die young' by Iron Maiden
and 'Scar Tissue' by Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Not too sure about why I chose the last two- but all of them leave me feeling so awestruck, they're all such amazing songs. And I feel i can connect with the lyrics and the emotions in the songs on so many levels.- but there are so many other songs i could put down, but these were the first i thought of.
Bambi
Villain of the piece
the lad don sed
depends...theres the actual song waltzing matilda and then the song "and the band played waltzing matilda" which is about aussies being blown to fuck in gallipoli and is much better
"Well those who were living just tried to survive,
In that mad world of blood, death and fire,
And for ten weary weeks I kept myself alive,
While around me the corpses piled higher,
Then a big Turkish shell knocked me arse over head,
And when I awoke in me hospital bed,
And saw what it had done, I wished I was dead,
Never knew there were worse things than dying."
depends...theres the actual song waltzing matilda and then the song "and the band played waltzing matilda" which is about aussies being blown to fuck in gallipoli and is much better
"Well those who were living just tried to survive,
In that mad world of blood, death and fire,
And for ten weary weeks I kept myself alive,
While around me the corpses piled higher,
Then a big Turkish shell knocked me arse over head,
And when I awoke in me hospital bed,
And saw what it had done, I wished I was dead,
Never knew there were worse things than dying."
Eos
The Entwined
My first rock songs were "Poison" from Alice Cooper and I think "Livin´On A Prayer" by Bon Jovi (well "Slippery When Wet" in general *g*).. I was about 8
I remember when we just got a phone and learned how to use it. My brother made it to get a copy of "Trash" with "Hell Is Living Without You" where Jon Bon Jovi did the additional vocals. Since my cousin who lived quite far away from us was a huge Bon Jovi fan and couldn´t get that tape (yes tape *g*) my brother called her and played her the whole song over the phone. My parents were probably really confused why they got such a huge phone bill *gg*
