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Whats songs really reach you, or just engulf you in the greatness of the song?

For me....

Sunglasses at Night - Corey Hart
Abracadabra - Steve Miller Band

Open Fire - Silverchair
Hallelujah - K.D. Lang
Slow Motion - Third Eye Blind

One Song Glory - Rent.

Though, the person who introduced me to the song said they didn't like it very much(*cough*SOCK*cough*).

I relate to it, I suppose. The whole notion of leaving some form of imprint. Not that I'd want it to be be huge, just something that someone would remember me by.

First Vision - Yoko Kanno
Santi-U - "Gabriela Robin"
Aqua - "Gabriela Robin"
Inner Universe - Origa
Rise - Origa
Muge - Paku Romi
Returnable Memories - Paku Romi
Spirit Dreams Inside - L'arc-en-Ciel
With Determined Passion - Yuuko Satou
Vol. 4 Staff Roll - .hack//Game
Tooi Sakebi - Chabo
The Sixth Station - Joe Hisaishi
Dress - Buck-Tick
Gessekai - Buck-Tick
Watashi no Taiyou - Kokia
Harmony - Kokia
Tobira no Mukou e - YeLLOW Generation
Endless Love - Artist Unknown
I'll Be the One - Satou Atsushi
Mononoke Hime Piano Medley - Reuben Kee
Things Left Behind - Nana Kitade
Lost Heaven - L'arc-en-Ciel
Bratja - BEPA
Echoes - Yuki Kajiura
Twilight - BoA
No Reply - Steve Conte
I Do - Ilaria Graziano

...Yeah.

EDIT: Forgot a few.

Ryuuro - Paku Romi
Get Real - Paku Romi
Urami no Uta - Megumi Hayashibara
Sono Saki no Justice - Horie Yui
Soliloquy - Boom Boom Satellites
Shinsei Romanticist - Aco
Lady Eboshi - Joe Hisaishi
B.T. - Yuki Kajiura
Duvet - BoA
Tasogare no Umi - See-Saw
The Real Folk Blues - Mai Yamane

I SWEAR that's it

EDIT AGAIN: I lied. Just got a new song.

Daiya no Hana - Yoriko

EDIT AGAIN???:

Dew - Ilaria Graziano

Wow.

Thats awesome, they must be great to listen to!

Cmon people don't be shy, participate!

**points at set** One by U2. It's really awesome, in so many ways.

I can't remember the name of the song or who sang it. It goes like
'I wanna take you there,
in the midnight hour,
I can feel your power.'

I can't remember all of it though.

^ That would be 'Like a Prayer' by Madonna.


Umm...'Golden Brown' by the Stranglers. It always has done, I don't know why.

"Our time is running out" -- Muse
"Sometimes you can't make it on your own" -- U2
"Bitter sweet home" -- Limp Bizkit
"Trees" -- Marty from Rockstar: INXS

There are many, but since this one is the best song in the universe;

The Centre Of The Heart - Roxette

Canta Per Me - Kajiura Yuki
Laisse le vent emporter tu - Mylene Farmer
Rinbu Revolution - Okui Masami
Desenchantee - Mylene Farmer
Time after Time - Cyndy Lauper
Livin' on a Prayer (Prayer '96 version, particularly) - Bon Jovi
Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler
The Dance - Garth Brooks
Drops of Jupiter - Train

These are the songs that I stop and listen to, that I give my full attention to when I hear them, and that really just seem to move me in some way. Laisse le vent emporter tu makes me cry just about everytime I hear it.

I know there are others, or better examples of songs that overwhelm me with their power, but that's what comes to mind immediately (I may be at work, but I'm still half asleep ).

Brothers in Arms - Dire Straits

Ever since I was little I've loved that song ^^ A lot of songs by U2 and Muse have the same effect, as well as songs and scores in a whole heap of films.

Some people have reminded me of a a few (and I agree with some of them ). Let's see...

Michelle Branch - Goodbye to You
Michelle Branch - Breathe
Michelle Branch - All You Wanted
Third Eye Blind - Jumper
Third Eye Blind - How's it Gonna Be?
Avril Lavigne - Nobody's Home
Switchfoot - Meant for Live
Star Sailor - Way To Fall
Kansas - Dust in the Wind
U2 - Sometimes You Can't Make it on Your Own
Bryan Adams - Heaven
DJ Sammy ft/ Yanou and Do - Heaven
Wind's Nocturne (I think it's from Lunar the videogame)
Maroon 5 - Sunday Morning
Maroon 5 - Harder to Breathe
Silverchair - Ana's Song
Silverchair - Anthem for the Year 2000
Train - Drops of Jupiter
Train - Get to Me
Dishwalla - Counting Blue Cars
Stroke 9 - Little Black Backpack
A lot of classical songs that I can never remember the name of. :\

These are usually songs that I can listen to hours on end because they hit a certain "nerve". Then I become obsessed with them for a small or rather large amount of time.

Show - Andy Hunter
Agnus Dei - Michael W. Smith
Untitled Hymn - Chris Rice
It's Like Me - Kutless

Erm...

*wonders if you actually know what the phrase 'agnus dei' means*

Something with the phrase never had a dream come true in it is the one that makes me shiver. Though the song was pretty sappy and I didn't like it, the singer was absolutely amazing (and no, not the original singer).