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Rush - YYZ
I'm not l proud. It's Would I lie to you - Charles and Eddie
Don't judge me. I was a child. A year later House music ruled my life.
I can only barely remember it having a saxophone part and even back when I would have said it was my favorite song, I didn't know it's name or artists. My mom used to leave a radio on when she put me to bed as a kid and there was a kinda slow jazz love song that would come on sometimes and I loved it. But that's all I remember.
For all I know, it was Careless Whisper. I'm sure it was something from the 80's considering this was in the last half of the 80's.
Jump In The Line - Harry Belafonte. I think it was because of beetlejuice!
sheryl crow - you were meant for me
Just In Disguise played on my Close And Play record player
These Days by Powderfinger.
Our lady peace - Superman's dead, or collective soul - where the river flows, or weird als Amish paradise, or finally, whigfield - Saturday night. I'm not sure. I'm old now.
Band on the Run. Wings
@[email protected] synchronicity II by the police or Panama by Van Halen, those are the first memories I have of songs I liked
"The Freshman" The Verve Pipe
Bon Jovi's "Wanted Dead or Alive"
Some Within Temptation song since my mom used to listen to them a lot. I still like metal/rock music but I'm more drawn to Vocaloid now. (which doesn't have songs of one specific genre so my playlist can get pretty messy sometimes)
Burl Ives - The Whale
Murder on the dancefloor
"You're so great" - blur
Thanks for reminding me of a simpler time. Before I learned how this turd of a planet rotates.
Last Dance with Mary Jane
One more time to kill the pain