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Day 16 → A song that makes you cry (or nearly)
This song made me cry when I was a moody 14-year-old and it still makes my sad now. Even though this song was apparently featured in both A Cinderella Story and One Tree Hill. Whatever.
When I was in 9th grade, I thought the Bleed American album was the greatest thing I had ever heard (look, I had JUST moved on from my boyband phase, don't judge me). I listened to it constantly for about a year. Actually, it was still in heavy rotation even after that, until the end of high school This was back when I had my Diskman and I would listen to it on bus rides when I was on the freshman basketball team and lacrosse and later cross country and indoor track. Listening to that album now reminds me of sitting on the bus when we had to go to random Westchester schools like Edgemont or Briarcliff or Fox Lane other various high schools with fancy sounding names we had to play (I shouldn't talk, my high school was *~Albertus Magnus~*). I remember the Westchester lacrosse refs were TOTALLY BIASED against Rockland teams. Oh, and my Freshman basketball team beat all the Westchester teams we played that year, if I recall. Actually, so did our cross country team my junior year, which was the year we went to the State Finals. We totally dominated New York State Section 1, Class C that year. I was so athletic. Good times.
Um, anyway, that tangent aside, I still really like Jimmy Eat World. But that might just be me.
Click to viewThis song made me cry when I was a moody 14-year-old and it still makes my sad now. Even though this song was apparently featured in both A Cinderella Story and One Tree Hill. Whatever.
When I was in 9th grade, I thought the Bleed American album was the greatest thing I had ever heard (look, I had JUST moved on from my boyband phase, don't judge me). I listened to it constantly for about a year. Actually, it was still in heavy rotation even after that, until the end of high school This was back when I had my Diskman and I would listen to it on bus rides when I was on the freshman basketball team and lacrosse and later cross country and indoor track. Listening to that album now reminds me of sitting on the bus when we had to go to random Westchester schools like Edgemont or Briarcliff or Fox Lane other various high schools with fancy sounding names we had to play (I shouldn't talk, my high school was *~Albertus Magnus~*). I remember the Westchester lacrosse refs were TOTALLY BIASED against Rockland teams. Oh, and my Freshman basketball team beat all the Westchester teams we played that year, if I recall. Actually, so did our cross country team my junior year, which was the year we went to the State Finals. We totally dominated New York State Section 1, Class C that year. I was so athletic. Good times.
Um, anyway, that tangent aside, I still really like Jimmy Eat World. But that might just be me.