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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Do you find that some tunes put you back to places and times of your youth? For instance, Don't Leave Me this Way by The Communards put me at the shows in Barmulloch many, many moons ago. And It's a Sin by Pet Shop Boys puts me in Grangemouth on my Summer Holidays.
So what songs puts you where? |
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True by spandu ballet dancing and snogging my old science teacher who had no idea who i was lol at the dancing in Shawlands lol and summer nites from grease at the pictures with my first real boyfriend  |
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Lonely Girl from Donny Osmond, the club at HMS Raleigh where as a 16yr old sailor I had a knee jerker behind the stage with an older lady.
Anything from the Bee Gees reminds me of an old friends big sister and a summer of fun in a caravan site in Blackpool. |
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Chance breaks my heart everytime I hear it.
I had a friend who died at the age of 27.
I let her hear this song when Stuart first wrote it as it reminded me so much of her.
She lived in a house with 2 alcoholic parents and 2 gangster brothers and she was on the receiving end of their fists on many occasions.
Then she fell for a mate of mine, in spite of warnings she married him.
You know that verse
He came like a hero from the factory floor
With the sun and moon as gifts
But the only son you ever saw
Where the two he left you with,
Thats exactly what happened, I ended up bringing up her two wee boys after she died.
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"Chance breaks my heart everytime I hear it.
I had a friend who died at the age of 27.
I let her hear this song when Stuart first wrote it as it reminded me so much of her.
She lived in a house with 2 alcoholic parents and 2 gangster brothers and she was on the receiving end of their fists on many occasions.
Then she fell for a mate of mine, in spite of warnings she married him.
You know that verse
He came like a hero from the factory floor
With the sun and moon as gifts
But the only son you ever saw
Where the two he left you with,
Thats exactly what happened, I ended up bringing up her two wee boys after she died.
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Awwwww babes so sad but beautiful too xxxxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Chance breaks my heart everytime I hear it.
I had a friend who died at the age of 27.
I let her hear this song when Stuart first wrote it as it reminded me so much of her.
She lived in a house with 2 alcoholic parents and 2 gangster brothers and she was on the receiving end of their fists on many occasions.
Then she fell for a mate of mine, in spite of warnings she married him.
You know that verse
He came like a hero from the factory floor
With the sun and moon as gifts
But the only son you ever saw
Where the two he left you with,
Thats exactly what happened, I ended up bringing up her two wee boys after she died.
Awwwww babes so sad but beautiful too xxxxx"
i agree, lovely but sad. xx |
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Gary Moore - empty rooms, first major breakup  still brings a tear! Placebo- running up that hill, snogging a gorgeous girl from Greenock at the secc,nine below zero - chilled cd, mmmmmmm good times .... Bizarrely ozzy ozbourne- bark at the moon reminds me of my gran!!!! It was on the radio in the car as we went to see her for the last time ...... My list is endless I adore music  |
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Long Cold Winter by Cinderella....always brings back happy memories of New Year.....pumping weights & pounding the streets with a pal.....year after year after year as he always had demons to expunge  |
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"Chance breaks my heart everytime I hear it.
I had a friend who died at the age of 27.
I let her hear this song when Stuart first wrote it as it reminded me so much of her.
She lived in a house with 2 alcoholic parents and 2 gangster brothers and she was on the receiving end of their fists on many occasions.
Then she fell for a mate of mine, in spite of warnings she married him.
You know that verse
He came like a hero from the factory floor
With the sun and moon as gifts
But the only son you ever saw
Where the two he left you with,
Thats exactly what happened, I ended up bringing up her two wee boys after she died.
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wow.. respect to you sir. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sound of the crowd" Human League, first ever disco at the local youth club.
First girl i ever totally fell for looked like the dark haired one outa Human League,lol.
Most Queen songs, transport me back in the crowd at Live Aid,(yep im that auld),lol
Right up to date, does'nt Adele's number one make just bout everyone well up?
T xx |
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the cult-she sells sactuary/rain back to my gothy days ( i was the fat one) me and my mate takin over the dance floor at the local club n scaring the trendies with our gothy mosh dancing lol... soon became quite an attraction pmsl |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Wohoo
The Cult......
Amazing xx
"the cult-she sells sactuary/rain back to my gothy days ( i was the fat one) me and my mate takin over the dance floor at the local club n scaring the trendies with our gothy mosh dancing lol... soon became quite an attraction pmsl"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Chance breaks my heart everytime I hear it.
I had a friend who died at the age of 27.
I let her hear this song when Stuart first wrote it as it reminded me so much of her.
She lived in a house with 2 alcoholic parents and 2 gangster brothers and she was on the receiving end of their fists on many occasions.
Then she fell for a mate of mine, in spite of warnings she married him.
You know that verse
He came like a hero from the factory floor
With the sun and moon as gifts
But the only son you ever saw
Where the two he left you with,
Thats exactly what happened, I ended up bringing up her two wee boys after she died.
wow.. respect to you sir."
What a fkn heart of gold this man has ..Well Done ..
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Fame - Irene Cara, Town Called Malice - the Jam, One Step Beyond - Madness
all puts me in St Stephens school weekly disco in sighthill glasgow when i was about 10 years old. Was great nights out. Didnt go to the school but we had friends that did, and all us lot used to go there and have a good laff.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Guns n Roses- Welcome to the Jungle, sitting in the corner of a dressing room getting ready for a game and going quietly psychotic."
"Highway to the Dangerzone"from Topgun
Driving with fellow players to games and us changing the word Dangerzone for ENDZONE whilst singing our lungs out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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So many songs, so many memories...
Like I stated earlier Chance breaks my heart everytime I hear it,
Anything from Queen, got into them when I was 13 yrs old, heard their very first album and over the years I've bought eveything they made, was lucky enough to see them play a couple of times.
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Nine Inch Nails-Sin,Head Like A Hole
The old Cathouse on Brown Street opposite the Tuxedo Princess,back then Metal/Industrial music was not flavor of the month the way it is now so the Cathouse and 3 levels to choose from was amazing..anyway met this great girl Tracey and had some great times in there dancing getting pissed and snogging etc.
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