Me: perfect by Ed Sheeran

I'll Never Find Another You by The Seekers

Haven't got one. My taste of music depends on my current mood, which can be different every day.

Everybody Hurts - R.E.M.

Silent Lucidity Queensryche

Gullleeee! Susan,
That's a good one. I really like Queensyrche, I used to jog to work 3.5 miles 6 days a week ( day 6 over time) and when I got to certain songs I would know if I needed to step up my pace .Whatever happened to them?

Hi Ibeaceltic1,
I'm surprised you even recognized it. It doesn't seem like too many people are into that song.
It has special meaning for me, plus I love everything about it.

You sound like you are, or were, in great shape! That's a lot of jogging.
Good for you!

As far as the great songs that hype you up, they're still making them, I think, you just have to look.

I love the way you described your favorite song
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Too many to list, can't pick just one but today it's "Can't You See" - MTB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52ai_MFbGDo

Shenandoah - I Wanna Be Loved Like That

They just played the State Fair here, I didn’t go, but I could hear them from my patio :)

All time favorite of mine, Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd.

Not really supposed to run anymore , long story but I'm trying to anyway. Just started hopefully won't overtrain as I have a tendency to do ( like my separated clavicle in my shoulder lol)

Song?

Pick any Social Distortion CD

Angel of the Morning - Juice Newton

California Dreamin - The Mommas & the Papas

California Dreamin - The Mommas & the Papas

We share the same favorite music
Am ANGELA

Hi Angela,

My name is Greg. I grew up liking 50's & 60's music. Many of those songs have become timeless. Since college, I really got into punk/new wave and alternative Rock.Do you like these genres too?

The River - Bruce Springsteen

I've got a lot of favorites, too many to mention...
I like the novelties, including:
"Along Came Jones", by The Coasters(1959)
"Alley-Oop", by The Hollywood Argyles(1960)
"Little Old Lady From Pasadena", by Jan & Dean(1964)
"Everybody Must Get Stoned", by Bob Dylan(1966)
"Snoopy vs. The Red Baron", by The Royal Guardsmen(1967)

And songs that have a message, including:
"Blowin' In The Wind", by Bob Dylan(1963)
"Eve Of Destruction", by Barry McGuire(1965)
"Get Up, Stand Up", by Bob Marley & The Wailers (with The I-Threes)(1979)
"People Got To Be Free", by The Rascals(1968)
"In The Year 2525", by Zager & Evans(1969)
"Power To The People", by John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band(1971)

Plus some psychedelic favorites, including:
"Tomorrow Never Knows", by The Beatles(1966)
"We Ain't Got Nothin' Yet", by The Blues Magoos(1966/1967)
"White Rabbit", by The Jefferson Airplane(1967)
"Legend Of The Mind", by The Moody Blues(1968)