Peace Corps Songs
in no order, please add your own in the comments section....
1. 'Roam'- B-52's
2. 'I Want to Live'- Josh Gracin
3. 'Breakaway'- Kelly Clarkson
4. 'Anticpation'- Carley Simon
5. 'Talkin about a revolution'- Tracey Chapman
6. 'Why's it so Hard'- Madonna
7. 'We are the World'- Various
8. 'Shiny Happy People'- R.E.M.
9. '10,000 years (peace is now)'- Live
10. 'people are people'- Depeche Mode
11. 'Imagine'- John Lennon
1. 'Roam'- B-52's
2. 'I Want to Live'- Josh Gracin
3. 'Breakaway'- Kelly Clarkson
4. 'Anticpation'- Carley Simon
5. 'Talkin about a revolution'- Tracey Chapman
6. 'Why's it so Hard'- Madonna
7. 'We are the World'- Various
8. 'Shiny Happy People'- R.E.M.
9. '10,000 years (peace is now)'- Live
10. 'people are people'- Depeche Mode
11. 'Imagine'- John Lennon
posted by Steve @ 5:26 PM
11 Comments:
At 9:09 PM,
Justina said…
Hm, I guess I'll have to think about this one a bit. Lots of Bob Dylan comes to mind...on a related note, I am getting my iPod ready for the next 27 months. Hopefully I won't be relieved of it in Nairobbery.
At 2:00 AM,
Me said…
I am going to have to represent (I live in Music City USA, for another 30 days at least) here, so I humbly submit "The Dance" by Garth Brooks. It is a song that says I'd rather have lived my life an eventful, hard life than never have lived before. I am not a country music fan, but I love that sone.
At 7:04 AM,
Steve said…
hey, look....i'm commenting on my own blog....sweet....I'm a dork. Anywho...I forgot to add "You get what you give" by The New Radicals
At 4:49 PM,
renee said…
Though you may have different tastes in music than I, you cannot go wrong with Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Bob Marley. I have also been resarching music in Kenya. Seems that Hip-Hop (yet not so much "slap them ho's and get drunk and bling bling" that we get in the good old us, but politally charged hip-hop) and music from the ninetys is good there. which therefore covers all of my CD's.
At 5:15 PM,
Steve said…
Some of these people do not really reflect my musical tastes...though some do. I just found the lyrics to these songs to relate to my personal feelings about the PC
At 11:24 AM,
renee said…
Thanks for the reassuring thoughts. I figure a lot of my timing is because of my recent dental clearance, however, I think I am going to start calling and bugging the shit out of the PC offices. . . though I do look on the bright side, I don't think Erin has her Invite yet. oh I thought of another song while I was at work. . . Wild World by Kat Stevens (Don't know if the speling is right, but whatver) Are there any other PC things I should have gotten by now besides my Invite package????
At 11:43 AM,
Steve said…
Heard one on the radio today that I hadnt heard in a while..."you Gotta Be.." By Desree
At 3:54 PM,
Me said…
I just produced a whole commerical based on "You Gotta Be" by Desree. But it was about breat cancer awarness, but a cool and uplifting song none the less.
At 3:13 PM,
Steve said…
oh...'Rush' by Big Audio Dynamite ...random but i love that song ....'rush for a change of atmosphere...gotta get myself right outta here'
At 1:38 PM,
Steve said…
hmm...
At 1:39 PM,
Justina said…
So a million years later, here are my songs...some of them:
1. Jerusalem (Steve Earle). Puts the "Peace" in Peace Corps. One of the world's most beautiful songs, always makes me cry.
2. Homeward Bound (Simon & Garfunkle). Expecting to be homesick a lot.
3. Top of the World (Carpenters). It's a love song, but always makes me happy. Also appropriate for a trek up Mt. Kili.
4. Like a Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan). Not to be negative or anything, but I expect this will feel really relevant at some point.
5. Everybody Hurts (REM). Again, just a little anxious right now.
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