Those Songs..

[wrist cutter]

I've been listening to nothing but GLAY all week. I listen to their upbeat songs like "soul love" when I'm feeling good, but usually I've been listening to their slow songs, which I never get tired of. Particularly "zutto futari de...", which I've listened to at least 10 times today.

There are quite a few songs other than that but who cares.

[Fall]

Boys of Summer is a song that I listen to when I feel like sh[b][/b]it.

Dunno why but I just love the music to it.

[Biida]

[color=skyblue] A song that brings back good memories? Ahhh... American Psycho, by Treble Charger; Karma Chamelion, by Boy George and the Culture Club (I personally despise that song, although, the occasional time I do listen to it, it brings back good memories of me and my mom...); and Song 2, by Blur.

Songs that depress me? There's too many of them for my liking, but I could name a few off the top of my head. Mudshovel, by Staind; I Feel So, by Box Car Racer; My December, by Linkin Park; Pretty Girl (The Way), by Sugarcult; and Whatever, by Godsmack.

There's many more, but if I mention them all then you'd know too much. ^_~ [/color]

[PiroMunkie]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Gold_Angewomon[/i]
[B][color=skyblue]and Song 2, by Blur.[/color][/B][/QUOTE][color=indigo][size=1]I always think of Anna (the member) when I hear that song, lol. She has/had it in her signature and I always ended up singing to myself when I saw it.

More songs...

[b]AFI[/b] - [i]The Lost Souls[/i] - Finding a special someone.
[b]AFI[/b] - [i]Morningstar[/i] - Umm... nothing in specific. It is just a really nice song. Almost makes me want to cry at times.
[b]AFI[/b] - [i]Totalimmortal[/i] - How fun, but at the same time sad, it is to be a "loner"... [i]Awesome[/i] song.
[b]AFI[/b] - [i]Smile[/i] - It just reignites my spite for the rest of world.
[b]AFI[/b] - [i]Halloween[/i] - [strike]Santa Day[/strike]... Halloween. It should be every day of the year. >.>

([i]...and now for something completely different...[/i])

[b]Finger Eleven[/b] - [i]First Time[/i] - Being in a position that nearly everone does not approve of.
[b]Finger Eleven[/b] - [i]My Carousel[/i] - Just finding the need to get away from everything in a mental state.
[b]Finger Eleven[/b] - [i]Bones and Joints[/i] - Constantly finding yourself in a situation you do not want to be in.


Well, at least it was not all AFI this time. ^_~[/color][/size]

[Jake of Bodom]

[B]In Flames - [I]My Sweet Shadow[/I][/B] - First of all, it's just such a beautiful song. Second of all, I relate to the lyrics really well, and I always listen to it when I need a lift.

[B]Coal Chamber - [I]Friend[/I][/B] - There is a very specific reason why I picked this on (which I will not go into). It marks the beginning and, more importantly, the end of a very difficult time for me.

[B]In Flames - [I]Minus[/I][/B] - Again, this song is beautiful. It's reminiscent of a dark time in my life - and this isn't a bad thing. Listening to it reminds me that I've come a very long way.

[B]Tool - [I]Parabol/Parabola[/I][/B] - Reminds me of being held by a loved one for another specific reason that I will not get into. This is always a good and comforting thing.

[B]Seether - [I]Broken (the ORIGINAL version)[/I][/B] - Memories of a loved one abound with this one.

[B]Flaw - [I]What I Have to Do[/I][/B] - This song always assures me I'm not alone in the struggle through high school (I know it sounds cheesy, but hey - we all need this kind of thing).

[Guest HitomiChan]

well, everyone has a song... i think O.o
for me is "One" from Metallica. The lyric is perfect! when i fell down or happy, don't matter how i fell in moment. This song make me think, make me see how insignificant we are, the problems, everything! I just love this song... I have other, but this are in my heart! :)

[Jakehammaren]

I think I actually posted here a long time ago with a previous screen name, but I think I need a redeux.

[B]In Flames - [I]Minus[/I][/B]
[B]In Flames - [I]Trigger[/I][/B]

These two songs always bring up a very deep emotion from within me. It's very strange... I can't place my finger on what the emotion is exactly, but it's extremely strong. I want to cry, but I also feel really comforted at the same time. Something conjures images of winter, the field behind my house covered in snow, the big, lone tree stands ahead of me, blanketed in soft white, and there's clouds rising from my mouth... I must have been listening to these songs during that segment of time. The strange thing is that there's nothing special in particular about that stroll, it's just what happens in my head when I hear Minus or Trigger. I vaguely remember that walk being very bittersweet though...

Anyway, enough of being sentimental. I need to get in my longboat and go pillage something now. For glory! For gold! For Odin!

[Lafleur]

[COLOR=DarkRed]Here's a bunch...

Stompin' Tom Connors' [i]The Good Ol' Hockey Game[/I] - No other song has captured the essence of the Game than this. It's an awesome vintage tune.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive's [i]Takin' Care of Buisness[/i] - The perfect way to tell the Man that he can go **** himself. We love to work at nothin' all day!

Bachman-Turner Overdrive's [i] Welcome Home[/i] - Great thing to play when you get back from a terrible day.

RUSH's [i]Closer to the Heart[/i] - Such a beautiful song, crafted with the skill and mastery Neil Peart is famous for. Just such an amazing song.

RUSH's [i]Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres[/i] - The 18-minuet-long epic, crafted in so many differing styles and with an unparalleled mastery, is just such a pickup on a dreary day.

The Tragically Hip's [i]50 Mission Cap[/i] - The song is about the death of Toronto Maple Leaf's Hero Ben Birilko. Any song about the death of an accursed Leaf makes me happy.[/COLOR]

[Guest kuroinuyoukai]

My songs would be-
Roxette's "Listen to Your Heart" from the 90's. I listen to it when I get that mushy feeling.
Evanscence"My Immortal" reminds me of a lost friendship. She was an evil person, but I still care for her as a sister. :animecry:
If I 'm blue, Iusually just listen to death metal for the drum beats. I t works when I am angry too.
Finally,the song that fits my situation to a tee-Ozzy O's "Fire in the Sky".

[Lightwing]

My immortal and going underby evanescence...untiled by simple plan...depressing songs...

[Outlaw]

There are a couple of songs I love to listen too when I'm in certain moods. But probobly the most important one for me is [B]The Eagles, Get Over It[/B]. Whenever I'm feeling down or upset over anything, I just listen to the song, and do what it says. Get Over It.

[QUOTE=Dan L]"Electrical Storm" by U2.. it's fairly knew, but as soon as I heard the line "You're in my mind all the time, I know that's not enough" I just kind of.. clicked.. or something.. I dunno.. I just like that song
[/QUOTE]

I really like this song too. I feel like it's one of their most underratted songs, since it came out recently (nobody likes new songs from old bands). I really think they sould have waited for How to Dismantle and Atomic Bomb to release it, rather than release it with a "Best of" CD.

Oh, and [B]Driveshaft's You All Everybody[/B]. Even though it's only a chorus.

[IceRose]

The songs that have a deep meaning for me until the day I die are Have a nice day by Bon Jovi, that song taught me that even if life is the worst and gets crappier everyday, somehow things are gonna be alright in the end. Another song is Collide, it holds a special place in my heart because last year when my family members began dying off I went through depression and I began pushing people away from me and then I regret everything I ever said, teaches me a lesson every time I listen to it and reminds me that even though they are gonne they are still with me no matter what. The last song that holds a meaning to be is the song On my own by The Used, I feel like that sometimes, well then I listento Bon Jovi and all is alright.

[2010DigitalBoy]

[i]Is this the real life?
Is this just fantasy?
Caught in a landslide
No escape from reality
Open your eyes
Look up to the skies and see...
Im just a poor boy
I need no sympathy
Cuz I'm easy come, easy go
Little high, little low
Any way the wind blows
Doesn't really matter to me...[/i]

Haha! [b]Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen[/b] has got to be the coolest song ever. It means somehting to me because if that song comes on, [i]nothing[/i] is going to stop me from standing up and singing my lungs out.

The entire [b]Linkin Park, Meteora[/b] CD is a vocal form of my life. All but I think 2 or 3 of the songs on there are basically what I want to say to the world.

Also, how could I forget the song that is not only my favorite song of all time, but helped me turn my life around? [b]Live and Learn, the Sonic Adventure 2 Main Theme[/b]. This song touched me in ways I cannot describe (erase all perverted thoughts from your mind right now) and helped me get back on track with this one verse...

[i]There's a face searching far, so far and wide
There's a place where you dreamed you'd never find
Hold on to what if!
Hold on to what if![/i]

I will always hold on to 'what if'...

When I want to get pumped, I flip on heavy frikkin metal, baby! I get my surround sound stereo system on high volume and put on my CDs. [b]Slipknot, Disturbed, System of a Down, Static X, Amen, Bad Acid Trip, I think you understand...[/b]

When I want to cool down I put on the real good stuff. [b]The Gorillaz, The Mars Volta, Symphonic game music, Serart, I think you get it...[/b]

[Jakehammaren]

[quote name='ThoraxtheImpaler']When I want to get pumped, I flip on heavy frikkin metal, baby! I get my surround sound stereo system on high volume and put on my CDs. Slipknot, Disturbed, System of a Down, Static X, Amen, Bad Acid Trip, I think you understand...[/quote]

I won't get into this, but none of those are metal bands at all.

Disturbed's new album was not shabby at all, though. Finally some friggin' solos!

[Eureka]

Some of the songs that have meaning to me at the moment are:

Switchfoot- I Dare You to Move

[I]Welcome to the planet
Welcome to existence
Everyone?s here
Everyone?s here
Everybody?s watching you now
Everybody waits for you now
What happens next
What happens next

I dare you to move
I dare you to move
I dare you to lift yourself up off the floor
I dare you to move
I dare you to move
Like today never happened
Today never happened before

Welcome to the fallout
Welcome to resistance
The tension is here
Tension is here
Between who you are and who you could be
Between how it is and how it should be

I dare you to move
I dare you to move
I dare you to lift yourself up off the floor
I dare you to move
I dare you to move
Like today never happened
Today never happened

Maybe redemption has stories to tell
Maybe forgiveness is right where you fell
Where can you run to escape from yourself?
Where you gonna go?
Where you gonna go?
Salvation is here

I dare you to move
I dare you to move
I dare you to lift yourself up off the floor
I dare you to move
I dare you to move
Like today never happened
Today never happened
Today never happened
Today never happened before[/I]

It just inspires me to change something or get out there and act on what I belive in.
It's weird for me because this song is totally out of my usual genre.

Another one for me would be- Evanescense: Everybody's Fool
[I]
Perfect by nature
Icons of self indulgence
Just what we all need
More lies about a world that

Never was and never will be
Have you no shame? Don't you see me?
You know you've got everybody fooled

Look here she comes now
Bow down and stare in wonder
Oh how we love you
no flaws when you're pretending
but now I know she

Never was and never will be
You don't know how you've betrayed me
And somehow you've got everybody fooled

Without the mask
Where will you hide?
Can't find yourself
Lost in your lie

I know the truth now
I know who you are
And I don't love you anymore

It never was and never will be
You don't know how you've betrayed me
And somehow you've got everybody fooled

It never was and never will be
You're not real and you can't save me
Somehow now you're everybody's fool[/I]

This song is perfect for me at the moment. I look around at all the people hiding behind this facade, obvious their not being who they really are. It's a message and I love it.

Some others at the moment are:
- Goo-Goo Dolls- Iris ((This song sounds like me in a nutshell))
- Linkin Park - Numb ((I got so mad the other day, I was hurt, betrayed. The song was perfect.
- Linkin Park - In the End (( I love this song. Everytime i'm down it helps me.))
- My Will ((Inuyasha Ending 1)) The song's beautiful. It never fails to speak to me in some way.
- Lost Prophets- Last Train home & Last Summer ((These songs are so nostalgic for me.))
- Incubus - Agoraphobia. ((This song is me when i'm in a crowd. I hate people sometimes.))

I'll spare you anymore, sorry for the long post. ^_^;

[Guest Heero yuy]

Tegan And sara-can't take it- reminds me of the girl I like, we spent some time..and it felt like time stopped just for us (how cliche right?)

Brand new-Soco armetto lime-reminds me of when my friends and I go out during late hours and just hang out, feeling like our lives can't getting better than this.

[Guest Heero yuy]

[QUOTE=Jakehammaren]I won't get into this, but none of those are metal bands at all.

Disturbed's new album was not shabby at all, though. Finally some friggin' solos![/QUOTE]

Yeah, those aren't metal bands...

[Outlaw]

Hmmm, Heero Yuy and Jakehammaren bring up an interesting point. I'm interested to hear why you guys beleive bands like Slipknot and Disturbed aren't Metal. Now, I wouldn't define them as Heavy Metal per-say, as I leave that title to the hard rocking, heavy drinking, coke of a groupies #!# blowing bands, but I would atleast define them as Death Metal. I personally define Metal by it's fast tempo, heavy percussion, lots of emotion (in this case LOTS of anger), and, of course, lots of screaming. Now, some of you may disagree with me, so please, if you do, respond and tell me what you think metal really is.

And while on this subject, my personal biggest pump up song has got to be [B]Metallica's Fuel.[/B] And If you say that song isn't Metal....[I]your crazy.[/I]

[Ailes de Velour]

[size="1"]A lot of the songs that do this to me come from broadway. Here goes.

[b]No One is Alone[/b] from Into the Woods:
Mother cannot guide you.
Now you're on your own.
Only me beside you.
Still, you're not alone.
No one is alone. Truly.
No one is alone.
Sometimes people leave you.
Halfway through the wood.
Others may decieve you.
You decide whats good.
You decide alone.
But no one is alone.

That's only an excerpt, but wow. <333

[b]Defying Gravity[/b] from Wicked:
So if you care to find me
Look to the western sky!
As someone told me lately:
"Ev'ryone deserves the chance to fly!"
And if I'm flying solo
At least I'm flying free
To those who'd ground me
Take a message back from me
Tell them how I am
Defying gravity
I'm flying high
Defying gravity
And soon I'll match them in renown
And nobody in all of Oz
No Wizard that there is or was
Is ever gonna bring me down!

Again, only an excerpt, but it's amazing. If you change wizard and Oz to actual people and places in the real world, it could be some kind of amazing moral I could base my life around if I had the will to.

[b]No One Mourns the Wicked[/b] from Wicked
No one mourns the Wicked
No one cries "They won't return!"
No one lays a lily on their grave
The good man scorns the Wicked!
Through their lives, our children learn
What we miss, when we misbehave:
And Goodness knows
The Wicked's lives are lonely
Goodness knows
The Wicked die alone
It just shows when you're Wicked
You're left only
On your own
Yes, Goodness knows
The Wicked's lives are lonely
Goodness knows
The Wicked cry alone
Nothing grows for the Wicked
They reap only
What they've sown

[b]For Good[/b] from Wicked
I've heard it said
That people come into our lives for a reason
Bringing something we must learn
And we are led
To those who help us most to grow
If we let them
And we help them in return
Well, I don't know if I believe that's true
But I know I'm who I am today
Because I knew you:
Like a comet pulled from orbit
As it passes a sun
Like a stream that meets a boulder
Halfway through the wood
Who can say if I've been changed for the better?
But because I knew you
I have been changed for good

Hm...I guess Wicked just does that to me. Tearz. Let's see, non-broadway music.

[b]Sleeping With Ghosts[/b] by Placebo
The sea?s evaporated
Though it comes as no surprise
These clouds we?re seeing
Their explosions in the sky
It seems it?s written
But we can?t read between the line
Hush
It?s okay
Dry your eye
Dry your eye
Soulmate dry your eye
Dry your eye
Soulmate dry your eye
Cause soulmates never die

[b]Beauty of the Beast (Long Lost Love)[/b] by Nightwish
Trees have dropped their leaves,
Clouds their waters
All this burden is killing me
Distance is covering your way,
Tears your memory
All this beauty is killing me
Oh, do you care,
I still feel for you
So aware,
What should be lost is there
I fear I will never find anyone
I know my greatest pain is yet to come
Will we find each other in the dark
My long lost love

[b]Any Old Actress[/b] by Rasputina
They saw her break through barriers forty feet high
It was the finest moment in a long life
Young boys would hang her pictures over their bed
They saw her mouth move but they couldn't hear what she said
You're a souvenir a darling dear
She used to say that kind of thing
You're a mantlepiece with strong beliefs
Only her black rainbow meant something
Don't cry for her now
Oh yeah
Don't cry for her
Oh yeah
I saw the sailor talking with the cops
I saw the sailor walking with the cops
First comes the nurse, just got back from war
She had a feather in her cap
That's all she wore
Then comes the mother and she's got a friend
And they start yelling at you and that's how it all began
It's one of those things you should not try at home
What's meant by intentional falls can never be known
Any old actress worth her salt outta know
The higher you are you want to see what's below
And old actress worth her salt outta know
The higher you are you want to see what's below
And old actress worth her salt outta know

(that was the whole song)

I guess I'm kind of an overly sensitive person...really. I get emotionally attached to inanimate objects and I feel really bad if I throw something away. o_O;; odd me. Anyway, the lyrics are slightly less awesome without the music, but I still think they're amazing. Whether I can relate to them or not, I don't know. Especially "Any Old Actress," I have no idea how it can relate to me or why I love it so much, but I do. I think it links back to the best summer I ever had...a lot of songs link back to happier days. Even songs I hate, like some Good Charlotte songs that my friend used to listen to when we were in seventh grade.

Oh yeah, the Cheers theme makes me sad, too. "Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name and they're always glad you came..." so true.[/size]

[Goodbye, Face]

[font=trebuchet ms]Is anyone else aware that this thread started waaay back in 2003? I was wondering about Jesus Chicken being the thread starter...

To me, there's two types of "those songs...," those that I listened to at hard times and recieved solace from doing so, or songs that are just plain sad or uplifting.

I won't post lyrics to these simply because no one will read them, thus it's a waste. If you are truly interested, you should be able to find these on Google. To make this a rule-abiding post, I'll post my thoughts on them.


[b]Beloved - Failure On My Lips[/b]
This song tends to bring a few tears to my eyes, the lyrics are very true to me. If you met me, and had the lyrics to go by, you would see those lyrics in me. I tend to feel like a failure often, and it's because of choices that I've made, and people I can't protect. The lyric "We feign as a shield," with it being in the rest of this sad song, almost seems too specific to me. There was someone in my life I failed to protect. I won't go into that.

[b]Glass Casket - A Gray A.M. You Will Never Get To See[/b]
This song is about the singer's sister who died. He describes the moment he finds out vividly, and says that it is his mission in life to carry on her kindness throughout his life, since she no longer can. "...And tell the whole world what a wonderful person they will never get to meet."

[b]Swift - Dr. Shaw[/b]
In this song, the singer is afraid of his father, he references moments in his life where his father would beat him up and stuff. My connection with this song isn't based on parents or abuse or anything like that. It kind of has an idea behind it that basically says that if your own father hates you, what does that say about everyone else? I shared his mindset for a certain time, I felt the whole world was against me, as did he. This song really helped. "I hope your shoe's shined from all the tears that you walk on."

[b]Circa Survive - We're All Thieves[/b]
The lyrics won't help you here, the song itself is beautiful. If the chorus doesn't bring tears to your eyes, I hate you. *sniff*[/font]

[Jakehammaren]

[QUOTE=Outlaw]Hmmm, Heero Yuy and Jakehammaren bring up an interesting point. I'm interested to hear why you guys beleive bands like Slipknot and Disturbed aren't Metal. Now, I wouldn't define them as Heavy Metal per-say, as I leave that title to the hard rocking, heavy drinking, coke of a groupies #!# blowing bands, but I would atleast define them as Death Metal. I personally define Metal by it's fast tempo, heavy percussion, lots of emotion (in this case LOTS of anger), and, of course, lots of screaming. Now, some of you may disagree with me, so please, if you do, respond and tell me what you think metal really is.

And while on this subject, my personal biggest pump up song has got to be [B]Metallica's Fuel.[/B] And If you say that song isn't Metal....[I]your crazy.[/I][/QUOTE]

Well, they're definately not Death Metal, and since this thread is not for such a discussion, I'll just PM you with info. And don't worry, Metallica is definately a Metal band! :animesmil

[Guest Heero yuy]

[QUOTE=Outlaw]Hmmm, Heero Yuy and Jakehammaren bring up an interesting point. I'm interested to hear why you guys beleive bands like Slipknot and Disturbed aren't Metal. Now, I wouldn't define them as Heavy Metal per-say, as I leave that title to the hard rocking, heavy drinking, coke of a groupies #!# blowing bands, but I would atleast define them as Death Metal. I personally define Metal by it's fast tempo, heavy percussion, lots of emotion (in this case LOTS of anger), and, of course, lots of screaming. Now, some of you may disagree with me, so please, if you do, respond and tell me what you think metal really is.

And while on this subject, my personal biggest pump up song has got to be [B]Metallica's Fuel.[/B] And If you say that song isn't Metal....[I]your crazy.[/I][/QUOTE]

I really can't say what's "metal", but I know those bands are not that. I listen to mostly "metalcore" and metalcore is a lot more closer to metal than Slipknot and Disturbed. If I had to put them into a category, I would call them, somewhat heavy nu-metal, which is completely different than "metal".

I know, since Metallica's from the 80's and 90's...they're "metal" kinda "Thrash Metal", I also, enjoy that song...I miss Clifford the Bassist...I seriously, don't like Robert Trujilio.

[Jakehammaren]

[quote name='Heero yuy']I really can't say what's "metal", but I know those bands are not that. I listen to mostly "metalcore" and metalcore is a lot more closer to metal than Slipknot and Disturbed. If I had to put them into a category, I would call them, somewhat heavy nu-metal, which is completely different than "metal".[/quote]

The fact that you know this puts tears of joy in my eyes!!! :animecry: Finally! Thank you, Heero! Thank you!

[Kirika]

Well, Motion City Soundtrack's new album, [I]Commit This to Memory[/I] reminds me of my summer break since I listened to it a lot during that time.

"Bellflower" from the [I]Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean Original Soundtrack[/I] reminds me of fall/winter of last year.

"Fields of Hope" by Lacus Clyne (I think that's the artist) reminds me of a friend who died. It was her favorite song.

[Gavin]

[SIZE=1]Interesting, most interesting.

I suppose the songs that ?[I]meant the most to me[/I]? would have to be songs that help get the old creative juices flowing when I?m writing new stories for RPGs in the Arena . I?m not a huge music fan so I don?t associate too many songs with memories or the like, that said there are a couple of them and mostly they remind of friends. As I said though music for me is primarily a kind of focussing tool to allow me to get into the mood for writing. I can?t really post the songs in any kind of order as it all depends on the mood I?m in in the first place.

[b]Thunder and Lightning by Thin Lizzy:[/b] I was watching The Lost Boys a couple of days ago when I remembered the first few lyrics to this song, I can?t explain why but I just had to listen to the song. Since then I find it to have a good and fast beat which is very helpful for certain genres of RPG which require that same kind of pace to write.

[b]Dedication by Thin Lizzy:[/b] Another Thin Lizzy song, though this one has more personal significance than being a focus aide, back a year or two ago when I was feeling really down on my luck I found this song to be very good to help lift my spirits and make me feel better. I think the background electric guitars to this song are what really give it the substance, and for RPGs this particular song is useful for when writing character battle scenes.

[b]The Boys Are Back in Town by Thin Lizzy:[/b] This one is purely nostalgic in nature, despite being a very good song in it?s own right, when I play it, it reminds me of times when myself and my friends who are off in college were together and of good times with them. I suppose due to the lyrics of the song itself, it also could remind me that I will see my friends again and that we could relive some of those old times again when we get together.

[b]Thriller by Michael Jackson:[/b] Whatever the man?s personal preferences, there?s no denying he was one hell of a performer at his best, this doesn?t really have any personal significance although once or twice it has reminded me of a friend who may very well have been a zombie most of the time. Mainly it?s just a song to listen to if I?m feeling good and just want to laugh a bit to, it also provokes some shoulder moving but we won?t go into that.

[b]Headlong by Queen:[/b] When my brother and sister gave me one of my mother?s Queen CDs for Christmas last year, my siblings and I are terrible at buying presents for one another and usually it?s just a cash exchange., I didn?t really think much of it. But the more I play these songs the more I like them and the more it reminds me of certain events, this particular song reminds me of the Junior Cert I sat three and a half years ago, the lyrics remind me of the absolute anarchy that was felt by my year going into the Junior Cert, and the massive amounts of study we had to get through. Of course all that study paled quickly in comparison to that which we had to do for Fifth Year two years afterwards.

[b]It?s Electric by Metallica:[/b] I know it?s a cover song but this is my quintessential pump song, I play this song either when I?m in a good mood to feel even better, when I?m feeling down and want to feel better, or when I?m writing an action sequence for an RPG. In terms of memories, this reminds me of a student concert we had the day the Junior Cert ended, it was a whole lot of fun, even though this actual song wasn?t played.[/SIZE]