For me it has to be the number 13, broken mirrors & walking under ladders
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Walking under ladders. A condemned man had to walk under the ladder to mount the scaffold. So if you walk under a ladder you are enacting your own hanging, without dying, which flies in the face of the natural order of things. Its a bit like walking on your own grave.
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I have been listening to Twisted Sister since they first surfaced back in the 80's, and I will agree that "I am (I'm me)" is a great motivational song. It's catchy, uplifting, and just a great song from the golden age of Hair Metal. \n\nTwisted Forever. Forever Twisted
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Broken-Lindsey Haun\n\nI LOVE THAT SONG!!!!!!!!
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at the current moment my favorite song is far away by nickelback
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"You're going to hell" by my late grandmother.\nLOL.  Oops, wrong question.\n\n"I need you" by my ex-girlfriend.  That was great.  Until she decided she no longer needed me.
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Personally, I really liked the one for "In The End" by Linkin Park. It was just really cool how it was all set up.
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Irreplaceable or any beonce songs.\n\nme and my friends totally love this song and i thinkif you listen to it yoll like it too.
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'Hallelujah'...one of the most haunting/amazing songs I've ever heard.  Jeff Buckley did an amazing cover of it.  'Everybody Knows' is another one that I like a lot.
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"Walk On" by U2\n\nI can't say that it's my absolute favorite of all time, but it's up there. I used to hear it/purposely listen to it over and over during the time while I was in medic school, which was a huge transition and achievement in my life. It always reminds me of that time period.
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Guardian Angel by the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus♥\n\nSad song with amazing lyrics♥
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My fave song is "Yellow" too. I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing the very first time I heard it.
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gheesh that's a hard one..but I would have to say Slipknot...marilyn more or less intrigues me
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The End is my favorite song because it opened up a different space in my head the first time I'd heard it. I was really into the Beatles and the Byrds and the Stones and a lot of guitar driven rock when I first heard it and it made me realize that music could be atmospheric and dark and still have a lot of power. I've been a fan ever since.
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Counting Crows\nBarenaked Ladies-The Rock Spectacle Album\nDashboard Confessional-The MTV Unplugged Album\nJack Johnson-Banana Pancakes\nJames Blunt
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Heres my top 10 in no particular order\n\n10. Here comes the sun\n9. Sargent Pepper\n8. Come Together\n7. Eleanor Rigby\n6. Hey Jude\n5. I feel Fine\n4. Day Tripper\n3. A Hard Day's Night\n2. Help!\n1. I am The Walrus
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Just in the last couple years my favorites that I've gone to have been:\nTori Amos (4)\nA Perfect Circle (3)\nNine Inch Nails (2)
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Three Lions without a doubt. The original one in 1996 especially with the 30 years of hurt instead of no more years of hurt. It just brings back great memories as it came out about the same time i finished school and reminds me of a fab summer where i had loads of freedom and no responsibilities! \nBut it is the greatest song, regardless of memories, and very catchy. Although i do keep finding myself humming Vindaloo by Fat les.