Songs

Lex · Mar 16, 2005

Do you have a song that when you hear it, just puts you right there with your lover and brings back such emotion you can't stand it? I have afew, but one of the best is

"In Your Eyes" written by Peter Gabriel (Although I like his bandmate's cover better)

...All my instincts, they return
and the grand facade, so soon will burn
without a noise, without my pride
I reach out from the inside

In your eyes
the light the heat
in your eyes
I am complete
in your eyes
I see the doorway to a thousand churches
in your eyes
the resolution of all the fruitless searches
in your eyes
I see the light and the heat
in your eyes
oh, I want to be that complete
I want to touch the light
the heat I see in your eyes ...

What's your song?

Knight · Mar 16, 2005

This is a song well its one of my faves because as another fan said its the 'soundtrack to my life'. Anyways this song tells how I felt meeting my girlfriend and how great she is

Shine

Let me know what you think everyone!

BTW in case you're wondering about it being illegal. Yes downloading copyrighted MP3s is illegal and I know no one here does that

but the song is from the band's site and they allow you to download it as a preview of their album.

Get it, its a great song

mindseye · Mar 16, 2005

I adore Peter Gabriel, but this song's always bugged me a little.

Originally posted by LexMan@Mar 16 2005, 03:57 PM
I want to touch the light
the heat I see in your eyes ...
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See, I just don't want anyone touching my eyes.

13788 · Mar 17, 2005

orionsword57: There's something about the song... "Didn't We Girl?" that just burrows right down to my soul.

"This time...
we almost made the pieces fit....
didn't we girl?....
This time...
we almost made some sense of it....
didn't we girl?....
This time...
we almost made our poem rhyme
This time...
we almost made that long dark climb...
Didn't we almost make it...
this time?"

I lost my incredible wife too soon.

Sorry to be maudlin, folks.

Dr Rock · Mar 17, 2005

Motorhead - Jailbait

Satsfakshun · Mar 18, 2005

Me and Bobby McGee... a song about very deep connection with someone and humid summer days...

The line that really kills me is so true about getting older and leaving behind your friendships of you teens and 20's:

But Iâd trade all of my tomorrows for one single yesterday
To be holding bobbyâs body next to mine.

Steve26 · Mar 18, 2005

Hey, Lex -- I agree that "In Your Eyes" is great, although Mindseye's critique is also very valid ... yikes!! My personal fave is "Beautiful Day" by U2 ... we had it played at some point during our wedding reception and it just encapsulated so perfectly how I felt about everything that day.

Plus, the general theme of the song as I understand it -- make the most of every day, "don't let it slip away" -- really resonates with my own personal life philosophy.

Steve

lapdog2001 · Mar 18, 2005

'Beautiful Day' is a great song. Others by U2 that stir me inside are 'Pride' and 'One'.
'The Living Years' by Mike and the Mechanics (remember them?)
As for romantic songs, how about Eric Clapton's 'Wonderful Tonight'?

LapDog

B_DoubleMeatWhopper · Mar 19, 2005

I was watching VHI an there was a "Remembering the Eighties" thing showing. I like Eighties music (I don't know why; I'm too young to remeber the songs when they first come out, so it's not nostalgia), and there were two videos by Asia. Asia's really big hit was Don't Cry, but the other one showed was of a song called The Smile Has Left Your Eyes. I don't know exactly why that song touched me, but it did. I went out and bought a CD with the song on it, and I still listen to it often.

ashlar · Mar 20, 2005

Tori Amos - Putting the Damage On

madame_zora · Mar 20, 2005

Wow, I don't think I know that one, what album is it on?

I like "Liquid Diamonds" off of Choirgirl Hotel. Beautiful piano work, gives me goosebumps.

LongTimeComing · Mar 20, 2005

Dylan. Tangled up in Blue. About meeting up years later with a lover who has totally captured your soul, but destiny keeps it from working:

She lit a burner on the stove, and offered me a pipe
Thought you'd never say hello, she said, you looked like the silent type
Then she opened up a book of poems and handed it to me
Written by an Italian poet from the 15th century
And every one of those words rang true
They glowed like burning coals
Pouring off of every page
Like they were written in my soul
From me to you
Tangled up in blue

Twenty years after I first heard that song, I still get tears in my eyes and goosebumps when I think of those lines I put in italics. I am right now, shaking slightly.

Knight · Mar 20, 2005

I say a lot of things sometimes that don't come out right
And I act like I don't know why
I guess a reaction's all I was lookin for
You looked through me, you really knew me
Like no one has ever looked before

Anyways other songs that well I like and appreciate and have on playlists are She's Gone and Sara Smile by Hall And Oates, as well as Don't Turn Your Back On Me, Soul Violins and Do It For Love by those two, but they're lesser known songs...still great though. Also Over My Heart by Eric Martin, I was seein if it was a cover and Laura Brannigan did it but Eric wrote it for her, its a very cool song.

When you told me you love me
I got lost for a minute
Tangled in silence and nothin to say
I was in love but I didn't know it
The look on my face was a dead giveaway

I cut that short, but there are also many Richie Kotzen songs I like a lot such as Soul To Soul, Let's Say Goodbye, Rely On Me etc. Also To Be With You by Mr. Big is a great song. And I cut this post short lol.

mindseye · Mar 20, 2005

Well, while we're talking about songs, Tracy Chapman turns 41 today.

You got a fast car
I got a tarantula on my head...

No, seriously...

I used to be a sailor who sailed across the seas
But now I'm just an island, since they took my boat away from me.

I don't like being stationary;
I like the rocky, wavy motions of the sea.
I sit and rot behind these padded walls
Hoping one day they'll fall and set me free.

He wrote his epitaph. He wrote his eulogy.
It said "I think that I can die now, for my true love won't come for me."

I don't like being stationary;
I like the rocky, wavy motions of the sea.
I sit and rot behind these padded walls
Hoping one day they'll fall and set me free.

Lex · Mar 20, 2005

Another:

"Come to My Window" by Melissa Ethridge

especially like the 1st Verse and the Bridge

I would dial the numbers just to listen to your beath
And I would stand inside my hell and hold the hand of death
You don't know how far I'd go to ease this vicious ache
And you don't know how much I'd give and how much I could take
Just to reach you, just to reach you, to reach you, ooooooohhh

Come to my Window
crawl inside wait by the light of the moon
Come to my Window
I'll be home soon

Keeping my eyes open I can not afford to sleep
And giving away promises I know that I can't keep
Nothing fills the blackness that has seeped into my chest
I need you more than life, I am forsaking all the rest
Just to reach you, just to reach you, to reach you, ooooooohhh

I don't care what they think!!
I don't care what they say!!
What do they know about this love,
Anyway?!?!

Steve26 · Mar 20, 2005

Originally posted by LexMan@Mar 20 2005, 02:09 PM
Another:

"Come to My Window" by Melissa Ethridge

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LOL ... sorry, Lex, but I can never listen to that song with a straight face anymore ... I had a friend in college who would parody it by singing "Come ON My Window" or even "Come THROUGH My Window" ...

(Hey, this is relevant to the LPSG, no??)

Steve

faceking · Mar 20, 2005

Originally posted by mindseye@Mar 20 2005, 09:25 AM
Well, while we're talking about songs, Tracy Chapman turns 41 today.

You got a fast car
I got a tarantula on my head...

Click to expand...

No, seriously...

I used to be a sailor who sailed across the seas
But now I'm just an island, since they took my boat away from me.

I don't like being stationary;
I like the rocky, wavy motions of the sea.
I sit and rot behind these padded walls
Hoping one day they'll fall and set me free.

He wrote his epitaph. He wrote his eulogy.
It said "I think that I can die now, for my true love won't come for me."

I don't like being stationary;
I like the rocky, wavy motions of the sea.
I sit and rot behind these padded walls
Hoping one day they'll fall and set me free.

Click to expand...

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She lives down the road from me ;-)

Altairion · Mar 20, 2005

Don't forget the song by Fountains of Wayne: "Stacy's Mom" That song has tons of potential. I always tend to insert a random friend's name in for Stacy though...

Pappy · Mar 20, 2005

I know most of you don't remember Bob Seger, but his song Turn The Page is one with which I can identify.

ashlar · Mar 20, 2005

Originally posted by madame_zora@Mar 20 2005, 06:03 AM
Wow, I don't think I know that one, what album is it on?

I like "Liquid Diamonds" off of Choirgirl Hotel. Beautiful piano work, gives me goosebumps.

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It's off of the album "Boys for Pele", my favorite album.

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