"say goodbye to hollywood, say goodbye my baby...say goodbye to hollywood, say goodbye my baby"
how much does it suck to have obscure billy joel in my head at work.
I totally wish I could change stations. the worst thing about my personal soundtrack is that it has no reference. I can't remember the last time I actually listened to any billy joel, so how I have no idea how it attaches itself to my brain in the middle of the work day.
I guess I should be thankful that today it is not showtunes (like yesterday...."everthins up to date in Kansas city")
*if you are new to the concept of my personal soundtrack it is the music that is in my head almost 24/7. I can turn it off if suitably occupied, in class, at a movie, other great music can help. but it is like my brain needs more activity than I can provide during work, so if I do not have music it will provide some. I think this explains my fascination with movie soundtracks. can you imagine the excitement if my life was accompanied aloud by my personal soundtrack? unfortunately most times it is not accurate to the mood of real life.
** this is probably part one of a series...just in case the soundtrack ever gets cool, you too can be in on the action. dance party baby.
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I'll be your crying shoulder
I'll be the love suicide
I'll be better when I'm older
I'll be the greatest fan of your life.
Did that help?
you have no idea how long it took me to get that one in my head...ick.
at first I kept trying to sing it to that stupid arms wide open tune...it almost works til the last bar and it is so NC radio
Some people use it for their wedding song. I'm not kidding. I prefer wedding songs without the word suicide in them. Hey, that's another wedding tip. I am a font of good advice.
thanks. I maybe the anti-bride but I think I would have figured that one out. My problem is that my favorite ballad slow songs are usually about break ups. oh well
Three words for you: "Let's Stay Together"
love it. don't even mind that it will be swimming in my head for the rest of the work day.
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