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"SomeDay" by Glen B.
my first meeting w/Darren, last day, on the beach, saying goodbye,
and he plays this song to me, I hoped "someday we would meet again" who would have ever dreamed we would end up how we did

We Were Friends..DARE
"what started out as friendship has grown stronger" two songs tied in here, but the opening to DARE with the waves crashing and the fantastic sound of the pipes and the words to this song....esp the verse.."and I was wondering how you are... my friend, and I'll dream the dream for you" (the name I met him as was Dream_maker_man.

What record is "Some Day" on? I don't know that song.

Adam wrote:What record is "Some Day" on? I don't know that song.

Retrospectacle

I Want Out - Helloween
One of my most memorable teenage angst tunes. The basic gist of the lyrics is that I'm the one calling the shots in my life, no one else.

Living Years - Mike And The Mechanics
My father passed away when I was 21 and this song really reminds me of how we didn't always see eye-to-eye at the time, as well as some of the regrets I have because of that.

Love Walks In - Van Halen
First slow dance at my first high school dance

Still In My Heart - Power Station
Sums it up for someone special in my life that got away.

Born To Run, Badlands - Bruce Springsteen
Both are simply very inspirational songs for me.

And of course, several songs from the Styx catalog for various reasons that would have everyone reading this falling asleep before too long

ek88 wrote:
Love Walks In - Van Halen
First slow dance at my first high school dance

Fantastic song!

Which they did not play on this past tour!

Adam wrote:What record is "Some Day" on? I don't know that song.

adam...have you listened to Some Day yet? awesome song...great vocals

[quote="ek88"]I Want Out - Helloween
One of my most memorable teenage angst tunes. The basic gist of the lyrics is that I'm the one calling the shots in my life, no one else.

Living Years - Mike And The Mechanics
My father passed away when I was 21 and this song really reminds me of how we didn't always see eye-to-eye at the time, as well as some of the regrets I have because of that.


The song "Tears in Heaven" reminds me of my dad, who passed in my arms when I was 24.
and silly, the song, Horse with No Name-not sure who sang it, but Dad thought it was a cool song and I'm reminded of him whenever I hear that too....
Living years I have not heard but would like to what album is it on?
Hey Ek..did you call the shots in your life? or do you wish you could/would/did.?

~Leesa~

Leesa wrote:The song "Tears in Heaven" reminds me of my dad, who passed in my arms when I was 24.
and silly, the song, Horse with No Name-not sure who sang it, but Dad thought it was a cool song and I'm reminded of him whenever I hear that too....
Living years I have not heard but would like to what album is it on?

"Living Years" is a beautiful song. I'm sorry to hear about your father. I'm sure being in his daughter's arms was probably one of the best ways for him to leave this world, however.

"Horse with no Name" was done by America.

Living years I have not heard but would like to what album is it on?

You can find it on an album that is also titled Living Years. It's the only song I've heard on the album, so I don't know what to tell you about the rest.

Hey Ek..did you call the shots in your life? or do you wish you could/would/did.?

Yes, for the most part. I have a few minor regrets, but I wouldn't go back and do anything differently.