Favorite song at the moment?

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Alice Cooper, “Poison”
Bon Jovi, “Bed of Roses”
Hayashibara Megumi, “Get Along”
Pat Benatar, “Heartbreaker”
 
I have started watching old reruns of I Love Lucy instead of the news. I just heard “I’m in Heaven” sung by Ricky Ricardo. I think Fred Astaire first sang this song. Anyway, it will be stuck in my head all day at work today.

Blessings,
Dianna
 
Anything by Eisley, in particular Ten Cent Blues, or by Libera, in particular A New Heaven or I Am The Day.
 
I have to choose one?
I have a mix CD playing now that features; Amy Winehouse, Amanda Ghost, Bree Sharp, Rebecca Lavelle, Miri Ben Ari, Regina Spektor, Antigone Rising, Kim Richey, Liz Phair, Joan Jett, Heart, Pat Benetar …you get the point…

:o
 
“Double Je” by Christophe Willem

“Voyage Voyage” by Kate Ryan
 
I love listen to anything sung by Josh Groban. My favorite song on his current album AWAKE is Un Dia LLegara. It is in Spanish and I found the English Translation on the Internet. When I read it, the poetry of that song reminded me of the poetry of St. John of the Cross.

On October 9, 2007 Josh Groban is releasing his first Christmas album titled NOEL, and the playlist appears to be VERY, VERY CATHOLIC FRIENDLY.👍 Some of songs that he will be singing on this album are the AVE MARIA, PANIS ANGELICUS, What Child Is This, and O Come All Ye Faithful. You can view the playlist for this album on Barnes and Nobel.com. You can also pre-order it there as well. Ignatius Press does sell Josh Groban’s albums, and once this album is released, they will probably sell it in their catalogues during the holiday season. Thanks!

-Ampatamia:cool:
 
‘She Came On To Me’ by John R Butler. He’s the country-fried Tom Lehrer of our day.

I knew this married couple, they ain’t married any more
He had a little thing going on with the divorcee next door
She found them in a motel room with mirrors above the bed
And when he saw the gun in her hand, here’s what her ex-husband said:

Darlin’, she came on to me
She came on to me!
She’s the one who bears the full responsibility
Tonight I tried to break it off and set my conscience free
But she touched me there, it wasn’t fair
She came on to me

I heard about this preacher, and a widow in his flock
He ministered to her so hard he didn’t hear the knock
The deacon shrieked and dropped the load of teen religious tracts
When he heard the pastor’s voice come from the beast with two backs

Cryin’, she came on to me
She came on to me!
I wanna walk with God and practice strict morality
She said ‘Do it to me in the rectory’
Jezebel has cast her spell
She came on to me

She came on to me, she came on to me
It don’t matter if it sounds a little cowardly
Besides, it is the woman’s fault we do the things we do
If the doin’ gets you caught say she came on to you

I heard about a high-school teacher in my little town
Standing in the boiler room, his trousers on the ground
A sophomore wrapped around him, her pigtails coming loose
When the janitor found them, here was his excuse:

Buddy, she came on to me
She came on to me!
All I wanna do is teach advanced geometry
She asked for help after school, I foolishly agreed
She showed me her diameter
She came on to me

(spoken)
JOHNNY?
Yes, Satan?
THIS SONG IS CREEPING ME OUT.
Well, cover those pointed ears before I get to this next tale of woe!

Downtown at the courthouse, a mortician was arraigned
For relations most unseemly with the recently deceased and drained
They found him lying on her, having done the deed
Then before his honor, here’s how the man did plead:

Your honor, she came on to me
She came on to me!
She was lyin’ there with such provocativity
I put up some resistance, then gave in reluctantly
To her silent insistence
She came on to me

She came on to me, she came on to me
Five little words to help you in an emergency
Besides, it is the woman’s fault we do the things we do
If the doin’ gets you caught say she came on to you
 
Currently, its a cross between “Breath” and “Diary of Jane” by Breaking Benjamin…can’t stop listening to those songs for some reason…:rolleyes:
 
Four by the Bellamy Brothers:

Old Hippie (subject just turned 35)

Old Hippie–The Sequel (45)

Old Hippie–Saved (55)
“He’s an old hippie
Getting older every day
But his eye is on the prize
and his faith ain’t gonna stray
He’s an old Hippie
He knows what his life is for
Trying to get right with the Man
Before he goes knocking on Heaven’s door.”

Guardian Angel
“Don’t go runnin’ faster
Than your guardian angel can fly”
 
At the moment, Ogata Megumi’s ‘Can’t Go Back My Mission.’

I will squee and fall over if anyone else here has heard it. 😃
 
Just about anything but “Big Girls Don’t Cry” by Fergie.

Sometimes I’ll be flipping through stations, and that song will be on 3 or 4 of them at once. Some stations play it more than once an hour.

UGH! Enough already.
 
RascalJones said:
Just about anything but “Big Girls Don’t Cry” by Fergie.

Sometimes I’ll be flipping through stations, and that song will be on 3 or 4 of them at once. Some stations play it more than once an hour.

UGH! Enough already.
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I second that, but I’ll take it a step more. If I hear anything by Fergie or the black eye pes on the radio or tv, I switch it. She grinds on my nerves:banghead:
 
‘against the wind’ my fav because it depicts exactly what my life is all about…and since it ends on a …watch the cowboys ride…and my favorite all time was the Lone Ranger…it says it all…Nino
 
at the moment my favorite song is Sean Kingston ,Beautiful Girls:D 😃 😃 😃 😃
 
Cindy Morgan, “These Walls”. There’s a line in it that goes, “…My sister was a wild little thing with a heart of gold. If you didn’t look deep inside her, you might never know…”. It reminds me how people look at the Catholic Church. If you don’t look deep inside Her you might never know that she has a heart of gold, the heart of God.
 
Fish Heads, by Barnes & Barnes.

But that’s just at this moment. It may change any time now.
 
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