Songs which make you stop in your tracks and think of one person...

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Bit of an oddun...

I've been on quite an easyworld kick this evening...and winamp (on random, just playing my easyworld directories...) just played this:

You'll always be to me
A stain to never fade
The worst mistake I've made

A blemish on an otherwise detestable career
A studied insincere

But I'll always be to you
A record overplayed
The rain on your parade

Will you never look at me
And see beautiful again
I would I were the same

But I look for always...

I don't want to understand
To make it go away
Or hush myself when I just want to say
Will you never be to me
A surface kind of friend
I do believe that this is not the end

It's not the end

I'll always be to you
A stain to never fade
The worst mistake you've made

An episode to file under "never try again"
I would I were the same

But I want to be your adrenaline
The redness across your chest
Oh lover I confess

Though you'll always be to me
A stain to never fade
I'd do it all again

Because I look for always...

And still I stand with the persistence of an idiot
Still I stand will I say...

Hell, I do believe that this is not the end

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And I've just been halted in my tracks...completely.

So do you have any songs which do similar for you...?

*n
 
3 Doors Down - Here Without You

I went away to Brasil for 3 months and bought the album over there, when i first heard it i stopped doing whatever i was doing and just listened to it about 3 times.
Reminds me of Laura who i'd left behind and now when i hear it it reminds me of that one moment when i first heard it and how i felt
 
Deftones - Minerva

Just makes me think of a sad period in time :(

Also, Katatonia - Saw You Drown, reminds of the time when i got mugged :eek: ( i was listening to it on my headphones at the time) :(
 
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Dire Straits - Romeo & Juliet - my ex's favourite Dire Straits song and the appropriate line in the chorus - "when you gonna realise that it was just that the time was wrong" - main reason why we split up.

Great song though, and good memories for me :)
 
Shania twain - from this moment

Remind me of my ex gf laura.....who i still like too much for my own good. Maybe ram jam - black betty could remind me of the time we were dancing while very drunk and slipped on the rug and fell....that was a good time.

Stereophonics - i stopped to fill my car up

Remind me of my best mate,when i first stayed at his years back we sat up listening to their album all night and talking till 6am.
 
the good old soppy aerosmith song " I dont wanna miss a thing " - the GF

also james blunt " you're beautiful " and robbie williams "angels" ( i think it is, not a huge robbie fan) both played at gf's aunties funeral
 
penski said:
Awesome band tbh.

You heard any of David Ford's solo stuff?

*n
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No... not yet... my friend from my old work was mates with the band, so thats how I got their stuff, but if you can give us a few tracks of his to find that would be great! :)

BB x
 
Marvt74 said:
3 Doors Down - Here Without You

I went away to Brasil for 3 months and bought the album over there, when i first heard it i stopped doing whatever i was doing and just listened to it about 3 times.
Reminds me of Laura who i'd left behind and now when i hear it it reminds me of that one moment when i first heard it and how i felt
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Epic song and my number two of all time.
 
Still Got The Blues by Gary Moore, the song my ex-girlfriend said I would have to be able to play for her to consider me a "good" guitarist!

Everything by Lifehouse, it was always on the radio on the dark nights I was driving back from Winchester hospital visiting my son (10 weeks prem) and girlfriend.. the workds kinds of struck a chord.
Oh and Wires by Athlete, for the same reason as above - almost as if the song was written from my personal experiences. Cor, makes me well up just thinking about it :o

Killer Of Giants by Ozzy Osbourne, reminds me of the exact day my parents split up (Dad is/was a huge Ozzy fan) and I still get the shivers when I hear it 20 years down the line.
 
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