Top 12 QLC Songs (as of now, at least)

Jun 15, 2012 01:59



In no particular order, except for #12:

1. Vienna - Billy Joel

Slow down, you crazy child/ you're so ambitious for a juvenile/ But then if you're so smart/ tell me why are you still so afraid?

2. Everybody Hurts - R.E.M.

Don't let yourself go/ Everybody cries/ and everybody hurts/ sometimes.

3. Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel

My heart going boom, boom, boom/ "Hey", he said/ "Grab your things/ I've come to take you home."

4. Stop This Train - John Mayer

See, once in a while/ when it's good/ it'll feel like it should/ and they're all still around/ and you're still safe and sound/ and you don't miss a thing/ 'til you cry when you're driving away in the dark.

5. War of My Life - John Mayer

Come out Angels/ Come out Ghosts/ Come out Darkness/ Bring everyone you know.

6. Streets of Philadelphia - Bruce Springsteen

Ain't no angel gonna greet me/ It's just you and I my friend/ And my clothes don't fit me no more/ I walked a thousand miles just to slip this skin.

7. Fix You - Coldplay

Stuck in reverse.../ Lights will guide you home/ and ignite your bones/ and I will try to fix you.

8. Name - Goo Goo Dolls

We grew up way too fast/ and now there's nothing to believe/ and reruns all become our history.

9. Desperado - Eagles*

Now it seems to me some fine things/ have been laid upon your table/ But you only want the ones that you can't get.

10. Trapeze Swinger - Iron and Wine

The whole freakin' song.

11. America - Simon and Garfunkel

"Kathy, I'm lost," I said/ though I knew she was sleeping/ "I'm empty and aching and I don't know why.

12. Magdalena - Brandon Flowers

And I will know that I am clean/ And I will dance and the band will play/ In the old out to cantina/ cups will runneth over the ancient clay/ And if I should fall to temptation/ when I return to evil throes/ From Nogales to Magdalena/ As a two-time beggar I will go/ where I know I can be forgiven...

* Ang lakas maka-beerhouse, but loving the Eagles seem to be embedded in my genes. (Probably why my granpapito was hell-bent on making me study in Ateneo? Just a hunch.)

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