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Anyhoo. I stole this from

IF YOUR LIFE WAS A MOVIE WHAT WOULD THE
SOUNDTRACK BE?
I'm putting my windows media player on shuffle, which it always is on anyway. xD

Waking Up:
'39, by Queen.
[I can see that. It does remind me of the morning, now that I think about it.

First Day At School:
The Prisoner, by Howard Jones
[Lol how true!]

Falling In Love:
Love Me Do, by the Beatles
[Lol!]

Losing Virginity:
Stay the Night, by Chicago
[LOL! That so totally works lmao]

Fight Song:
After Midnight, by Eric Clapton
[Hmm... *scratches head*]

Breaking Up:
Lady Stardust, by David Bowie
[I can sorta see that, this is sort of a melancholy song.. it'd have to be an un-bitter breakup tho...]

Prom:
Another Tricky Day, by The Who.
[Lol! My senior prom was a bit tricky.. what with the guy I wanted to ask going with someone else, and a couple of my friends and I, AND him and his stupid date that wasn't me went.. and yeah! I'll stop there]

Life:
Foolish Heart, by Steve Perry
[So true...]

Mental Breakdown:
A Day in the Life, by the Beatles.

Driving:
Leave Me Alone, by Michael Jackson
[Lol. Funny thing is, the other day when my brother and I went to the store to run an errand, we listened to this song in the van.. xD ]

Flashback:
California Girls, by the Beach Boys.
[D'awwww. Every time I listen to the Beach Boys I think of a certain insane, cute as hell dark haired drummer! ;D ]

Getting Back Together:
These are the days of our lives, by Queen.

Wedding:
Prime Time, by the Alan Parsons Project.
[I can kinda see that.]

Birth of Child:
Is it in my head, by The Who.
[Epic lulz]

Divorce:
I'm Afraid of Americans, by David Bowie and that guy from Nine Inch Nails, I can't spell his name right!

Final Battle:
Within You, by David Bowie.
[Lol how appropriate]

Death Scene:
Only The Good Die Young, by Billy Joel
[Lol wow]

Funeral Song:
Tomorrow, by Def Leppard.
[So it's a more upbeat song, I can totally see playing it at a funeral.]

End Credits:
I'll be over you, by Toto.