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Old 08-29-2008, 05:28 AM   #1 (permalink)
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But I think what I was saying in my list was that because the song is so popular, and the exit music is used a lot for media purposes, that the meaning of the song is somewhat lost in the culture, I suppose?
Oh, definitely; overexposure and inappropriate context can really kill a great song. That's one reason why I don't listen to the radio/watch TV, etc.
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faith- by the cure
the whole frickin album it sound slike roberts about to burst into tears
but i think drowning man from that one is the most so
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A song I always start to well up on, and yes I can admit this is Cats in the Cradle, the original version.

On a similar song, Bowling for Soup - When We Die, if I'm watching the video, its more so than if I'm just listening, and for some odd reason, Atreyu - The Theft, when I'm watching the video.
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^Good for you, man. I hate to hear a great song spoofed in some commercial or something, brakes my heart ha.
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