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She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5 has always meant so much to me, it makes me feel love and comfort yet vulnerability all at the same time

 

Reflections (Care Enough) by Mariah Carey is the one song that has made me strong throughout my years of not having a mother because she gave me up, this song gave me strength to keep living

 

U Got It Bad by Usher always makes me feel sad yet safe

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the song "make me whole" by amel larrieux makes me emotional every time. i hope to feel these words in my own life someday.

 

Darling I want you to listen

I stayed up all night, so I can get this thing right

And I don't think there's anything missing

Cause a person like you, made it easy to do

I've waited for so long, to sing to you this song

 

Cause your eyes are the windows to heaven

Your smile could heal a million souls

Your love completes my existence

You're the other half that makes me whole

You're the only other half that makes me whole

 

I think the angels are your brothers, yeah

They told you about me, said you're just what she needs

And I find myself thanking your mother

For giving birth to a saint

My spirit flies when I say your name

If there's one thing that's true

It's that I was born to love you

 

And your eyes are the windows to heaven

Your smile could heal a million souls

Your love completes my existence

You're the other half that makes me whole

You're the only other half that makes me whole

 

You make my dreams

Come true over and, over again

And I honestly truly believe

You and me are written in the stars

I live my whole life through

Just giving thanks to you

 

Cause your eyes are the windows to heaven

Your smile could heal a million souls

Your love completes my existence

You're the other half that makes me whole

You're the only other half that makes me whole

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The most powerful song I can think of at the moment is one I wrote for my ex-wife as our marriage was ending. She didn't want a divorce but I had lost all trust in her and could see that we were no longer good for each other, so I sat down one night and typed this out to explain my position and take responsibility for all the terrible things that we both had done over the years.

 

"Beautiful"

 

I said the night I met you I had known you for a thousand years

Little did we know that there would be a thousand more

I couldn't help succumbing to the flavor of your ecstasy

But all that's happened since just isn't fair in love or war

 

I'm a liar, a cheater, an opium eater

Had me a wife, but I just couldn't keep her

There's no one to blame for the loss of the game

So go now or join me in going insane

 

Leave me in darkness on my borrowed time

People will flock to the light that you shine

The desire for higher rewards breaks me down

And one of us needs to get out of this town

 

I looked into your dying father's eyes and made a vow

Always to protect you, resurrect you if i must

But all the roads to Hell are paved with bones of good intentions

Beware me in the fast lane driving blinded by mistrust

 

I'm a big fool, a toadstool, a throwback to high school

It wasn't your karma that fell in the death pool

I dropped from my hands the repair that I need

So please turn around now and leave me to bleed

 

Who else was there and so willingly gave

Who else will one day be touching my grave

Oh, I will die grateful that you came along

For no one but you could have held up so strong

No one but you could have stood me so long

And no one but you could inspire this song

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almost all of these songs are actually older than me but when i hear them it brings out a powerful emotion. some make me melancholy while others make me want to dance. i guess i appreciate older music vs current stuff. i am drawn to music with soul. this is just a short list - richard (they actually wont let me type his real first name in - how absurd!) clark once said that music is the soundtrack of our lives - i so believe that!

 

at last - etta james

what a wonderful world - louis armstrong

maggie - rod stewart

love train - ojays

like a rolling stone - bob dylan

anything by george harrison

linger - cranberries

imagine - john lennon

god only knows - beach boys

sweet home alabama - lynard skynard

one - u2

broken hearted savoir - big head todd

into the mystic - van morrison

rhymes and reasons - john denver

i can't help falling in love with you - elvis

mrs. potters lullaby - counting crows

moon river - instrumental version

breathe - anna nalick

layla - eric clapton

my way - frank sinatra

Abraham, Martin and John - Dion

if i could read your mind - gordon lightfoot

all andrew lloyd weber music

bye bye blackbird - joe cocker

the first time - robert flack

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wow theres so many powerful songs, music just reaches out to people that way.

 

If you've ever dealt with drug addiction or your life has been effected by others dealing with drug addiction, "Heroin" by Velvet Underground is THE BEST SONG ABOUT DRUG ADDICTION ever, I'm not even kidding. The lyrics, the intensity, the emotion in this song, gives you a glimpse of what the addict is thinking. It is just an F-ing brilliant piece of music. The song itself is like a heroin trip, the rhythm, the way it builds up and then goes on a different course, its like something you'd expect to experience if you were the user.

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