Song Challenge, Day 30

My favorite song from this time last year: "Sometime Around Midnight," by Airborne Toxic Event. I know that because I used the words from this song as a "Song Selection" post on my poetry blog during National Poetry Month, plus I saw them live around this time last year. Bonus: I still enjoy this song!

This ends the Song Challenge journey. I hope you've enjoyed it!

Song Challenge, Day 29

A song from my childhood: "Annie's Song," by John Denver. Really anything by John Denver. I grew up listening to him; this one just happens to be one of my favorites.

Song Challenge, Day 28

A song that makes me feel guilty: "Rootless Tree" by Damien Rice. There are a lot of swears in this song, and I really shouldn't love it as much as I do. However, I do love it. A lot.

Song Challenge, Day 27

A song I wish I could play on an instrument: "Moonlight Sonata" by Beethoven. (Also, Suite No. 1 in G on the Cello; see Day 3).

Song Challenge, Day 26

A song that I can play on an instrument: I can't really play any instruments. I can pick out some things on the piano, but I generally carry my "instrument" with me. I used to be able to sing this song:

Song Challenge, Day 25

A song that makes me laugh: "Hang Down Your Head, Tom Turkey." Not an inherently funny song, but it IS funny when sung at full volume on my voice mail or in my ear or at random times during the Thanksgiving season, which is something my sisters and I do. You kind of have to hear it, I guess.

No video, no audio. Just use your imagination...

Song Challenge, Day 24

A song I want played at my funeral: "Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing."