songs linked with your life

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The Smiths singles collection was playing when I lost my virginity. So I'll just be lazy and say all of The Smiths' singles.

 

[JoyDiv007]

For me a few of them are
I want the one I can't have,
Please Please let me get what I want
How soon is now
The more you ignore me

 

[realitybites]

Well I Wonder

Well I wonder
Do you hear me when you sleep ?
I hoarsely cry
Why ...

Well I wonder
Do you see me when we pass ?
I half die ...
Why ...


Please keep me in mind
Please keep me in mind


Gasping - but somehow still alive
This is the fierce last stand of all I am


Gasping - dying - but somehow still alive
This is the final stand of all I am


Please keep me in mind


Well I wonder
Well I wonder
Please keep me in mind
Keep me in mind
Keep me in mind

 

[hool']

The Smiths singles collection was playing when I lost my virginity. So I'll just be lazy and say all of The Smiths' singles.

more details pretty please, track by track.

 

[mjp]

I used to relate to THAT line from How Soon Is Now (please, enough with the abbreviated titles already!) due to my inability to pull!

These days, having just listened to Viva Hate this morning (to help me on the next round of the Survivor Poll) I would say "Dial-A-Cliche" still strikes a chord for me:

"When you find,
that you've organised your feelings,
for people,
who didn't like you then,
and do not like you know".

My life isn't the mess it could be and in the areas that it is Moz hasn't sung about so it's difficult to say that these days I relate to much.

Oh, one more that used to get me thinking "Yeah, that's me" was 'Nowhere Fast":

"And if the day came when I felt a natual emotion,
I'd get such a shock, I'd proabably jump in the ocean".....

I was once jealous of people (Ordinary Boys I suppose) who worked and acted from instinct whereas I had a time, in my early 20's where everything seemed to have to be a forced and very acutely concious decision.

These days I'm cool though so don't pity me

 

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more details pretty please, track by track.

I'll spare the gory details, but things were getting pretty serious by How Soon Is Now, if memory serves. I had mentioned to the guy beforehand that I loved Morrissey/Smiths, and he put on "The Singles", the only Smiths CD (or Moz CD, for that matter) that he had in his music collection.