Daily Prompt: Mix Tape
Put together a a musical playlist of songs that describe your life, including what you hope your future entails.
This is not an exhaustive List, rather songs that Remind me of memorable momments from my life, in no particular order. I hope you enjoyed some of them, and if your too young too know them, check them out you might just like a few.
I’m Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band, Moody Blues
I Know You’re Out There Somewhere, Moody Blues
The Voice, Moody Blues
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Beatles
Toto, Africa
Orinco Flow, Enya
Live and Let Die, Paul McCartney and Wings
For Your Eyes Only, Sheena Easton
Your More Than A Woman, Tavares
All Time High, Rita Coolidge
What A Wonderful World, Louis Armstrong
I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For, U2
All I Want To Do, Is Make Love To You, Heart
Man on the Moon, R.E.M.
Give Me One Reason, Tracy Chapman
Don’t Pay The Ferryman, Chris DeBurgh
Fantasy, Mariah Carey
The Heart Won’t Lie, Reba McEntire and Vince Gill
Take My Breathe Away, Berlin
Danger Zone, Kenny Logins
Dancing Queen, Abba
Take A Chance on Me, Abba
Angels Among Us, Alabama
Roll On 18 Wheeler, Alabama
Candle In The Wind, Elton John
Rocket Man, Elton John
The River, Bruce Springsteen
Dancing In The Dark, Bruce Springsteen
Lost Horizon, Shaun Phillips (Theme from the Movie Lost Horizon 1973) is what I hope to find or help create.
(Coming soon)
What a neat idea! I recognize some of them. I’d love to know the story behind the song’s connection to your life! Thanks for sharing this.
While I think about writing a post connecting the songs I’ll wait for your theme song list: )
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Yes, fantastic songs, all of them. Just like Naomi, I’d love to hear the stories behind each of the songs listed.
Well that would give me about a month of posts: )
i definitely know some of these songs! great picks! ^^
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Wow! that’s an impressive collection.
I remember the movie, wow thats an oldie.