DrummerJustLikeDad
That's Me, The Silent Son
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Are there song lyrics which you've quoted in everyday conversation to punctuate your point? Or perhaps more deeply, have become life themes, whether sincerely or ironically?
For example, let's say someone fails to find things going his way, and you remark with the Stones', "Ah well, you can't always get what you want."
A few of mine come to mind, and clearly it doesn't matter how obscure your answers are.
GENESIS, Willow Farm, "All of us fit in our places."
MARILLION, Fugazi, "Where are the prophets?"
PHIL COLLINS, "I Don't Care Anymore." (Was often complained, with this song in mind, at the end of my high school chemistry term.)
JETHRO TULL, Zero to the Power of 10 = Nothing at All "Something must be wrong with me and my brain." (During moments such as failing to remember where I put my keys.)
Even my wife has taken to calling our dog in the same voice Kate Bush uses to call her dog in the song, "Lake Tahoe."
Sometimes lyrics are just background to the music we love, but sometimes they hit home with us intimately and philosophically. Are there any which are so meaningful that you speak them into everyday life?
For example, let's say someone fails to find things going his way, and you remark with the Stones', "Ah well, you can't always get what you want."
A few of mine come to mind, and clearly it doesn't matter how obscure your answers are.
GENESIS, Willow Farm, "All of us fit in our places."
MARILLION, Fugazi, "Where are the prophets?"
PHIL COLLINS, "I Don't Care Anymore." (Was often complained, with this song in mind, at the end of my high school chemistry term.)
JETHRO TULL, Zero to the Power of 10 = Nothing at All "Something must be wrong with me and my brain." (During moments such as failing to remember where I put my keys.)
Even my wife has taken to calling our dog in the same voice Kate Bush uses to call her dog in the song, "Lake Tahoe."
Sometimes lyrics are just background to the music we love, but sometimes they hit home with us intimately and philosophically. Are there any which are so meaningful that you speak them into everyday life?