Most meaningful song or lyric and why?

[Dogstar]

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Originally posted by Altair
<b>Just to continue into my favorite lyrics at the moment...

"Realize,
We pick up the borken pieces,
Of our lives,
Giving ourselves to each other,
to rest our heads on."

I listen to these lyrics, cranked in my car, and really am motivated to reach out and embrace the next human being I come in contact with. &nbsp;Lucky me, however, it happens to be that dude honking and flipping me off because I was so busy singing that I forgot to use my turn signal. &nbsp; </b>

This just cracked me up. I can see that happening to me, too. People probably think I'm insane when I'm in the car. Always have the radio/cd player blasting and I'm always singing right along, headbanging, well, sort of, as much as I can in a car.

[TeriB19]

I really get into the songs, practically giving my own free concert. But when I'm at a traffic light and my head is banging and I'm doing my solo, the looks I get from the people next to me... Makes me look kinda crazy..

[Mulletman]

yea when i dop that people know why i am banging my head cause i have the stereo full blast and i have the windows down so everyone in the next few lanes can hear me....

[Aimee]

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No he wasn't flipping you off, he was actually listening to "One" in his own vehicle and was pointing "the only way is one". Just used the wrong finger, is all

Ha-ha haaaaa!!
That really made me laugh.

My fave Lyric: "I laugh aloud because my life has gotten inside someone else's mind."
I try to remember these lyrics when people talk bad about me.

No Mulletman, I am not stalking you!

[TeriB19]

Thanks Aimee, I was wondering if anyone got that.

[Dogstar]

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Originally posted by TeriB19
I really get into the songs, practically giving my own free concert. But when I'm at a traffic light and my head is banging and I'm doing my solo, the looks I get from the people next to me... Makes me look kinda crazy..

I just smile back at them. Then they probably really think I'm nuts.

[Ruby]

I love blasting Bullets in the car. The begining reminds me of the concert when they first come out and you're so excited and you hear the song start and BAM! " I think they shoot cause they want it. " My daughter and I spend a lot of time in the car just head banging away. Also I kinda have to stomp my foot which makes driving at an even speed kinda tricky

[TeriB19]

LMAO Ruby! I have had to learn to tap with my left foot. Rightfoot tapping is probably very dangerous. If the CD/Radio in my car ever stopped working, I don't know what I'd do. I may not have the ability to drive without music.

[souldancer]

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Originally posted by Ruby
I love blasting Bullets in the car. &nbsp;My daughter and I spend a lot of time in the car just head banging away. &nbsp;Also I kinda have to stomp my foot which makes driving at an even speed kinda tricky

YES! and after my last speeding ticket (Freedom Fighters) I have had to alter my headbanging foot pushing - and work to do more hand pounding and body swaying. I would like to think all those crazed looks we get from others is a message we can share about unleashing our natural feelings and passions for all of life's emotions - so cathartic. Pure, simple ecstatic treatment for the soul (sure beats all the meds and therapy that get pushed down our throats by the media, biopharmaceutical companies and the Am Medical Assoc.(oops...sorry I got up on my soup box, i mean 'SOAP' box again )

[Dogstar]

Well said, Souldancer. If I see one more ad for some miracle cure-all pill for depression and whatever else, I'm going to scream. I mean, I'm sure there are people who do need medication, but to put that stuff out there like aspirin makes me angry. It's so all about money...Ok, I'm stepping off my soapbox, now, too.

TeriB, you are right about the right-foot tapping. I'm a left-footer now, haha. I also do a fair amount of drumming on the steering wheel without really lifting my palms off the wheel (that's good for the other unsuspecting motorists out there). I can't not bop when I'm hearing good music. It is indeed cathartic for all emotions, happy, sad, whatever. It's the best.

[souldancer]

We have a treatment for that Road Rage mentality out there! It's contagiously healthy - let's GO - bang, pound, bob, sway rock and roll away! (can't you see this little smilie just bopping it's head, pounding it's little hands, swaying it's body and tapping that left foot?!)

Most meaningful song for this day:
Faceless Man!
All the lyrics, esp. " I choose to live for always. So won't you come inside and never go away."

[Ruby]

Sometimes when we're driving my daughter , whose gone to all 3 concerts with me ,( boy she's lucky to have me for a mom LOL )puts the Creed CD in the player and I think gee we listen to this every day maybe Im getting a little tired of it - but then once the song starts its like WOW this is fantastic and I feel great no matter what. But I'm sure you all know what I'm talking about.

[Dogstar]

Definitely. Can't get too much of Creed. I might take a day off or two, but then when I pop one of their CDs in, it takes me right back to the concert I went to in Cincy. A great show. Bullets rocks. I love that tune.

[TeriB19]

I can't not bop when I'm hearing good music.

There is just no bopping to Creed. You either bang your head or turn it up louder so that you can bang your head. I must admit to steering-wheel drumming, as long as one hand is always on the wheel.

[Dogstar]

LOL, wrong word, I guess....you are correct, ma'am. I'm perfecting the art of steering wheel drumming while keeping my palms on the wheel. Loads of fun for all.