It's All in the Song Titles

Yesterday, I was in the car listening (on my iPhone) to songs that start with C. It all started because Janine likes the song "The Chauffeur" by Duran Duran. At least I think that is the version she likes. Anyway, she wanted to listen to it on the way to school. OK fine. But then I wanted to hear the Deftones version, which they made for a Duran Duran tribute. All my kids were at school by then, which is why I had time to think, after all. So here are some random thoughts.

There is no cohesive theme to the songs on my iPhone that begin with the letter C. In fact, I had to skip a number of Native American tribal flute songs that I wasn't in the mood to listen to. Hmmm, perhaps THAT is the theme - all tribal flute song titles should begin with the letter C???

I'm wondering if I should finally change my ringtone from "Self Esteem" by The Offspring to "Coming Undone" by Korn. Nah, not yet anyway.

I need more songs by Duran Duran on my phone.

Maybe it's time to put more music by The Cure on my phone. They still are quite cool, if one is in the proper mood (a non-head-banging, non-tribal flute-listening kind of mood).

The songs I have that start with the word "Don't" make me look like love-sick psycho something. Perhaps my music is a true reflection???


The most common first word of song titles in my music library is "I". I won't list them all, because again I would probably come across as more than a little crazy.


I still can't really listen to Enya. Too much of that in the L&D room when Janine was refusing to be born. Maybe she & I needed the tribal flute music instead. Or songs that started with the word "Don't".


If I didn't laugh, I would cry. A lot. I don't look good when I cry. Many of you know that I'm not all that vain, so for me to say that, I must look pretty bad when I cry...