Sister Sassy had a contest this week {Keeping my fingers crossed that I win!} about music and how it has the ability to be in touch with your emotions. So much so, that it can heal you, inspire you, or even hurt you.
Her post made me reflect on the music from my life. As most of my readers know I am a HUGE fan of music. In fact, my iTunes list has everything from Show Tunes, to Classical, to Alternative, to even Rock and Hip Hop. I love music. For so many reasons. I grew up with music in my home. Maybe that is why I feel such a connection to it. My mom would play songs on the piano and me and my sisters and brother would stand around the piano and sing along. They are some of my favorite memories.
I have found that for every emotion I have felt, there is the perfect song. :0) Kind of like the perfect cheer. :0)
Now, I am not having a wicked awesome contest like Sassy. BUT! I wanna know...is there a song that has meaning to you? A song that has helped you through a difficult time? That hurt you? That made you aspire to be more? Tell me! Maybe there is a song that I am missing in my collection. :0)
I'll share a few of mine in the mean time....
Bring on the Rain - JoDee Messina {I know Montay...it's country. See? We can still be friends}
You're Not Alone - Michael McLean
I'll Try - Jonatha Brooke
Miss You When You're Gone - Cranberries
River Lullaby - Hans Zimmer
I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor
Four Seasons - Vivaldi
Perfect - Alanis Morissette
Never There - Hoobastank
Cry - Faith Hill
Answered Prayer - Keri Noble
Thursday, October 23, 2008
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6 comments:
hi,
oooo, i love how music, so many different kinds depending on the mood at the time, can make me feel every single possible emotion.
love it.
and i will survive is one of my all time fav songs. fun to see it on your list, kathleen :)
We used to sing there is love at hom every time we had Family Home evening Good Memories
bring on the rain is one of my absolute favorites. everytime i would drive (90 min) to dartmouth while ben was being whisked away in the ambulance i would sing this song outloud in the car. made me feel like things would be okay and that i could handle what was to come.
Love music too. Eva Cassidy's Fields of Gold song leaves me crying every time. I listened to it with my mom when she was dying. She told me it was her favorite song. I have to selectively and rarely listen to it now.
I like "blessed" and do it anyway both by Martina Mcbride. I quote do it anyway alot. Like Mom, I don't want to go to bed... Do it anyway!
I like different kinds of misic. I mostly listen to musicthat goes with whatever emotion that I am feeling. Some of my current songs I am listening to, thanks to playlist.com are:
Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing
Alyssa lies
Together Forver
One more Day
Battle of New Orleans
Trashin the Camp
Ever Ever After
and many more!
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