um, my therapist told me there is a josh groban song that he wrote for someone (his grandma or someone...i dont remember). but, she said it had a lot of meaning. what songs did JD write? i know he wrote 'remember when it rained" but she said that wasn't it. what others?
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Oh come on, You Raise Me Up's a remake!!\n\nProbably To Where You Are or You're Still You.
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Hank Williams Sr., my gosh what music...Loretta heck yeah, Dolly yep.  Question for you...who did the song "Living on Tulsa Time."   and as a baby boomer who did not "cut their teeth on Johnny Cash.  For me as I got older I think one of the songs I will remember the most is East Bound and Down. SMOKY AND THE BANDIT..yep a little late but just as much fun....breaker one nine
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i think this song deals with a couple things..i think this guy singing..was supposed to marry this girl..but things got all messed up and she ended up being like a bride girl..so they like separated or whatever and cancelled everything and he says.."would you be depressed if i attend that wedding but only as a guest"..i think that means like would you be mad if i went to the wedding as a guest and just watched the bride girl..with no one there as her groom..bc hes the one thats supposed to be the groom...like i dont know how to put it. .. so then ..you got "Such an unfaithful bride draped in dress Spun with threads of my regret"...i think that means well..you can already tell what that means. \nMake eye contact so you know I care \nYou know I care \n\n^ i like that right there. how they have one thing, that means something then the next thing has the same format of words but it means a different thing.. like so you know i care..then its like ..you know i care.
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My song is "Amazed" from the country group Lonestar. It was played at my wedding and my wife and I danced to it for the first time as husband and wife. I'm getting misty eyed thinking of how beautiful she looked with her gorgeous smile and her eyes shining with happy tears. Now she cries herself to sleep at night mourning the baby she miscarried a week and a half ago.
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Good grief, people.....this is a reference to a song that was rather a big hit.  It's not a slam or anything.  LOL\n\nIt's not deleted yet, so maybe it won't be.
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To be honest Id never heard of this (knew the song) until now.\n\nIts what they say, learn something new every day.\n\nJust got to work out if its a good thing to learn lol\n\nCheck the link for some possible material ideas.
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I don't know who it was written for but a simple Google search brought up this link and several others.\n\nhttp://www.lyricsandsongs.com/song/646871.html
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A good song always starts with a poem.Why dont you try singing out those poem you wrote and come up with a good tune then sing it to him,for a change...if you can't sing,then let somebody else sing it for you...POETS ARE CREATIVE..be one..
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I love that song. The lyrics are so meaningful. My favorite part is toward the end when theres the long phrase when hes like "hands down this is the best day I can ever remember, always remember the sound of the stereo... and the gate was locked so I jumped and I let you in, and you stood at the door with your hands on my waist and you kissed me like you meant it, and I knew that you meant it." thats one of the best. I love that song
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I have alot of ben folds.I just listened to a bunch to see if any lyrics dealt with divorcing parents.Nothing found.Hes really good,i saw him last year in chicago.give me more to go on and ill see if i could help you.
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My first boyfriend dedicated "Burn" by The Cure from the soundtrack to The Crow to me (it's been 11 yrs since we broke up).  That was our favorite movie.  He called me at work, and just told me to put the radio on a certain station.  It is the only time someone has dedicated a song to me.  He was always doing little romantic things like that.
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Hi :-) ! The song is called "Noah". Hope the link below helps. Have a nice day!
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Actually Rain ^^^^^^ sourced this before Smiddy managed to, so the points should go there ... unless of course someone else actually provides some deeper insight.\n\n\n\n"Levon" is a popular 1971 song, recorded by Elton John with music written by him and lyrics written by Bernie Taupin. It was from John's album Madman Across The Water.\n\nAs usual with Taupin, the lyrics are a complex riddle, involving Jesus, Venus, Christmas, The New York Times, Friedrich Nietzsche's joke "God is dead", and the apocryphal Alvin Tostig. The titular character's name derives from The Band drummer Levon Helm. [1]. The track's power derives from John's solid vocals and his piano-based melody married to Paul Buckmaster's dynamic string arrangement.\n\nThe song describes a family living with mental illness. The first line is the first clue to Taupin's riddle. "Levon wears his war wound like a crown" refers to being used as a "pawn" in warfare, and receiving a head injury. His son, irreverently named "Jesus", is growing apart from his father, who seems to fixate on religious and status symbols. The song's refrain, "He shall be Levon" contains a subtle pun which John's phrasing alternately obscures and punctuates: "He shall believe on".\n\n"Levon" has since been remade by several artists, including Bon Jovi and Billy Klippert. It was also taken on by Taylor Hicks on the fifth season of American Idol and was one of the most praised performances of that season.
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When you relate so well with the lyrics of a song, it's that song that will stay with you forever. You almost want to ask "How did that person know?". The fact that your feelings and life can be put to music in a 4 minute block seems amazing since your life is so much more than that. But once things are better, there will be another song out there so explain how far you've come.
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It is "the best i ever had". It is rumored that he chose this song to honor his wife that passed away. It was originaly a song by vertical horizon. Good one it is.
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hmm.. nice question!\n"Show me the meaning of being lonely...." Backstreet boys\n"Far cross the distance and spaces between us..." Celine Dion\n"I can be a hero baby...." Enrique Iglesias\nand many more remind me...or rather say they keep me in a different mood. searching, finding, in a different world. i dont have a gf or a girl who i love. so i m left wid blurry images!
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Yes, I know what you mean.  Jackson Browne and Bruce Springsteen wrote tunes that were not only nice to listen to, but they had a great deal of meaning.  The (c)rap that passes as music today is mindless drivel TRYING to pass as poetry, and young people who enjoy it now will find out that it's sh*t later on!!  The only music that seems to speak from the heart these days is Country Music, and I NEVER thought I'd hear myself say that!  Who can ever forget songs like American Pie and Abraham, Martin, and John, GREAT tunes with a social consciousness to them!  And the two you mentioned--outstanding!  Read the lyrics that Jackson Browne wrote TWENTY YEARS AGO in his tune, Lives in the Balance--they are timeless, and they mean so much to the situation in Iraq, even now!!!  Really good question, and thanks for reminding me about great music gone by!!