Topic Playlist (Part 3)

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Songs of Pain

  1. King of Pain - The Police
  2. Two Outta Three Ain’t Bad - Meat Loaf
  3. Hurts So Good - John Mellencamp
  4. Love Hurts - Nazareth
  5. Ordinary Pain - Stevie Wonder
  6. (I Love It When You) Call Me Names - Joan Armatrading

He’s pecked to death but he loves the pain
And he loves it when she calls him names

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Songs of Pain

  1. King of Pain - The Police
  2. Two Outta Three Ain’t Bad - Meat Loaf
  3. Hurts So Good - John Mellencamp
  4. Love Hurts - Nazareth
  5. Ordinary Pain - Stevie Wonder
  6. (I Love It When You) Call Me Names - Joan Armatrading
  7. Hurting Each Other - Karen Carpenter
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Songs of Pain

  1. King of Pain - The Police
  2. Two Outta Three Ain’t Bad - Meat Loaf
  3. Hurts So Good - John Mellencamp
  4. Love Hurts - Nazareth
  5. Ordinary Pain - Stevie Wonder
  6. (I Love It When You) Call Me Names - Joan Armatrading
  7. Hurting Each Other - Karen Carpenter
  8. Stiletto - Billy Joel

“She’s so good with her stiletto
That you don’t really mind the pain”

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Songs of Pain

  1. King of Pain - The Police
  2. Two Outta Three Ain’t Bad - Meat Loaf
  3. Hurts So Good - John Mellencamp
  4. Love Hurts - Nazareth
  5. Ordinary Pain - Stevie Wonder
  6. (I Love It When You) Call Me Names - Joan Armatrading
  7. Hurting Each Other - Karen Carpenter
  8. Stiletto - Billy Joel
  9. Pain is So Close to Pleasure - Queen
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Songs of Pain

  1. King of Pain - The Police
  2. Two Outta Three Ain’t Bad - Meat Loaf
  3. Hurts So Good - John Mellencamp
  4. Love Hurts - Nazareth
  5. Ordinary Pain - Stevie Wonder
  6. (I Love It When You) Call Me Names - Joan Armatrading
  7. Hurting Each Other - Karen Carpenter
  8. Stiletto - Billy Joel
  9. Pain is So Close to Pleasure - Queen
  10. The Masochism Tango - Tom Lehr

Songs that make you feel patriotic without being nationalistic

  1. America - Simon and Garfunkel
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Songs of Pain

  1. King of Pain - The Police
  2. Two Outta Three Ain’t Bad - Meat Loaf
  3. Hurts So Good - John Mellencamp
  4. Love Hurts - Nazareth
  5. Ordinary Pain - Stevie Wonder
  6. (I Love It When You) Call Me Names - Joan Armatrading
  7. Hurting Each Other - Karen Carpenter
  8. Stiletto - Billy Joel
  9. Pain is So Close to Pleasure - Queen
  10. She - The Monkees

New category:

Songs about the birth of a child

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
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Songs about the birth of a child

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina
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Songs about the birth of a child

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina
  3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
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Songs about the birth of a child

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina
  3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
  4. Blessed - Elton John

About one he hopes will be conceived.

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Songs about the birth of a child

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina
  3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
  4. Blessed - Elton John
  5. We’re Havin’ A Baby - Ray Stevens
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Songs about the birth of a child

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed

  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina

  3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder

  4. Blessed - Elton John

  5. We’re Havin’ A Baby - Ray Stevens

  6. (You’re) Having My Baby - Paul Anka and Odia Coates

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Songs about the birth of a child

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina
  3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
  4. Blessed - Elton John
  5. We’re Havin’ A Baby - Ray Stevens
  6. (You’re) Having My Baby - Paul Anka and Odia Coates
  7. Papa Don’t Preach - Madonna
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See the new parentheses.

Songs about the birth of a child (not Jesus)

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina
  3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
  4. Blessed - Elton John
  5. We’re Havin’ A Baby - Ray Stevens
  6. (You’re) Having My Baby - Paul Anka and Odia Coates
  7. Papa Don’t Preach - Madonna

Housekeeping.

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Songs about the birth of a child (not Jesus)

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina
  3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
  4. Blessed - Elton John
  5. We’re Havin’ A Baby - Ray Stevens
  6. (You’re) Having My Baby - Paul Anka and Odia Coates
  7. Papa Don’t Preach - Madonna
  8. Georgia Rae - John Hiatt

“Locky for you, Child, you look like your mother!”

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Songs about the birth of a child (not Jesus)

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina
  3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
  4. Blessed - Elton John
  5. We’re Havin’ A Baby - Ray Stevens
  6. (You’re) Having My Baby - Paul Anka and Odia Coates
  7. Papa Don’t Preach - Madonna
  8. Georgia Rae - John Hiatt
  9. Beautiful Baby - Don McLean
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Songs about the birth of a child (not Jesus)

  1. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
  2. Danny’s Song - Loggins & Messina
  3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
  4. Blessed - Elton John
  5. We’re Havin’ A Baby - Ray Stevens
  6. (You’re) Having My Baby - Paul Anka and Odia Coates
  7. Papa Don’t Preach - Madonna
  8. Georgia Rae - John Hiatt
  9. Beautiful Baby - Don McLean
  10. Cat’s In the Cradle - Harry Chapin

pass

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Then maybe we can go back to @Buck_Godot’s topic, that somehow got ignored (simulpost?).

Songs that make you feel patriotic without being nationalistic

  1. America - Simon and Garfunkel
  2. Become America - The Call
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Songs that make you feel patriotic without being nationalistic

  1. America - Simon and Garfunkel
  2. Become America - The Call
  3. America The Beautiful - Ray Charles
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Songs that make you feel patriotic without being nationalistic

  1. America - Simon and Garfunkel
  2. Become America - The Call
  3. America The Beautiful - Ray Charles
  4. Great Southern Land - Icehouse
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Songs that make you feel patriotic without being nationalistic

  1. America - Simon and Garfunkel
  2. Become America - The Call
  3. America The Beautiful - Ray Charles
  4. Great Southern Land - Icehouse
  5. This Land Is Your Land - Woody Guthrie

To me, it is a hopeful ode to what America could and should be. Written as a protest song in response to the popular “God Bless America,” which Guthrie found pretentious and hypocritical.