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THAT SONG. I am madly in love with that song. It's probably my favorite Owl City song.
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AUTUMN. YES. THAT SONG. IS HORRIBLY AMAZING. YOU WIN THE WORLD.
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Brigid, girlllll, we be soul sisters."
NO WAYYY
Yes, yes we are.
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THAT SONG. I am madly in love with that song. It's probably my favorite Owl City song."
It's not my favorite, but I do like it a lot. It's very pretty and relaxing. :)
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THAT SONG. I am madly in love with that song. It's probably my favorite ..."
Indeed. I also love the concept behind the lyrics. I tend to like Adam's songs that lean toward melancholy the most.
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THAT SONG. I am madly in love with t..."
I tend to like his happier songs, just because... I usually listen to Owl City when I want to be happier. XD But yes, the lyrics are very nice.
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(It only took me two tries to spell it correctly. I think that's a record.)
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I can see where the sad lyrics would defeat that purpose. Heh heh. Pssh.
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Maurice Ravel- Valses nobles et sentimentales (Modéré)
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Blackout by Breathe Carolina
So, I heard this song on the radio and now I really love Breathe Carolina.
Ha ha, I have a problem of saying 'Autumn approves' when nobody really cares if I approve or not. xDI LOVE THAT SONG. Huh, you introduced me to Breathe Carolina. Well, technically, you introduced Sam. But whatever. I read his mind like a boss.
Taylor Swift - Love Story.
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If It Means a Lot to You by A Day to Remember
Waiiittt, you heard them on the mainstream radio? Ewwww. Yeah, I do that too.Taylor Swift - The Outside
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Making Good, a song that was cut from Wicked
...Ew. I HAVE TO GO TO BED. GOODNIGHT I LOVE YOU.
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MEG AND DIIIIAAAAA.
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Avenged sevenfold darkness surrounding
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CHOICE.
Talulah Gosh - Beatnik Boy
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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky- Waltz of the Flowers (from The Nutcracker)I saw this in at the London Coliseum last week 8D I haven't stopped listening to it since.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky- Trepak (from The Nutcracker)
Borodin! <3 He's one of my favourite composers.Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky- Marche (from The Nutcracker)
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Who needs violins and cellos and basses in a symphony when you've got ELECTRIC GUITARRRS!?!?!?
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HAHAHA, I thought I was Baxter and I was like, "Why is Baxter listening to the exact same song as me, freaky." And then I realised. Lawlz.
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Yes.
Karen wrote: "I'm actually playing the theme of the song on my saxophone! Along with my piano teacher on the piano.Do you like/have you heard of Scriabin?"
I approve. That sounds so awesome.
Indeed I have, Russian composer fangirl that I am. I haven't heard much of his work, I do like his preludes, and you have to love him for being one of the first Russian symbolists.
My favourite composers are Shostakovich, Saint-Saëns and Elgar, though, no question. And Lizst. And Penderecki. And Chopin. And Gershwin. Yeah, I'd better stop before this list gets too long.
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Aaah. He came out with an instrumental project this year and I want to live inside of it for a little while.
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Karen wrote: "T e s n i wrote: "Karen wrote: "I'm actually playing the theme of the song on my saxophone! Along with my piano teacher on the piano.Do you like/have you heard of Scriabin?"
I approve. That sou..."
Yeah, it's hearing pieces like his, as well as anything by Lizst, Beethoven's stuff for piano etc that totally makes me wish that I was better at the piano than I am, or that I had the time to take it much more seriously. At the moment I just teach myself Regina Spektor songs and accompany myself singing Schubert and that's just about it. Unfortunately, I'm far too preoccupied with the double bass and classical guitar, and I sing in a choir four days a week as well :/
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