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   10/24/08

   PrincessQuello

   Mine would probably be Hotel California by the Eagles.
   
   I grew up listening to it and it always helps me relax

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      10/24/08

      BennyGreenberg

      that Dark Desert Highway...
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   10/24/08

   sinuousscribe

   Forty six and two, by Tool

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      10/24/08

      Darkblaze37

      What's it about?
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      10/24/08

      sinuousscribe

      The premise is that humans would deviate from the current state of human DNA which contains 44 chromosomes and 2 sex autosomes. The next step of evolution would likely have 46 and 2 chromosomes in their DNA, according to Melchizedek.
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      10/24/08

      Darkblaze37

      Cool, I'm Buying that song right now (sorry credit card, you're gonna see iTunes again)
3. 

   10/24/08

   lordiwanttobewhole

   Let it be - What else can you say at that point, with the world ending?

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4. 

   10/24/08

   jackpayne

   What's New?, by Linda Ronstadt.

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      10/24/08

      sinuousscribe

      at least you didn't say "what's new pussycat" by Tom Jones
5. 

   10/24/08

   germanschoolboy

   dmx - we right here
   
   well not a very sensitive song but i've heared it all the time when i was in the usa and i really miss 'em !

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6. 

   10/24/08

   bradhart

   If the world were ending tonight I would put on my vinyl copy of dark side of the moon, get out the strobe light and make some magic brownies.

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      10/24/08

      Darkblaze37

      I question the ingredients of those "magic" brownies...
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      10/24/08

      bradhart

      if it is the end of the world why not. The trick would be finding some for sale if everyone knew it was the end of the world.
7. 

   10/24/08

   mrmojorisin

   The Future by Leonard Cohen - and everything would turn good...

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8. 

   10/24/08

   DrJoanne

   I just have to say that on our current trajectory, the end of the world may just be an attainable goal...

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      10/24/08

      Darkblaze37

      Yea, but I'm hoping it to wait 'till achieve some goals first.
9. 

   10/24/08

   sisterofmercy

   Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now by The Smiths, a purely brilliant song that makes me laugh everytime, I guess mirth would be good in a situation like that.

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10. 

    11/22/08

    DrJoanne

    I forgot to answer the question...hands down it would be Sigur Ros- Svefn G Englar...it's the *most* amazing song I've ever heard. (there is a you tube video you can google, or it loads as the first song on my blog)...

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11. 

    11/22/08

    myriadlife

    'I can't live, if living is without you'

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       11/22/08

       Friday13

       Would that be Ken Lee? (www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQt-h753jHI)
       
       
12. 

    11/22/08

    timethief

    Stairway to heaven by Clapton ... lol

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13. 

    11/22/08

    voodooKobra

    Disciple by Slayer

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14. 

    11/22/08

    mymishelle

    And if you say this life aint good enough
    I would give my world to lift you up
    I could change my life to better suit your mood
    Cause youre so smooth

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15. 

    11/22/08

    MrCheeseburger

    I would write my own song and then play it in front of the world.

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16. 

    11/22/08

    timmcdoniel

    "The Sun will come out tomorrow" - Orphan Annie ;-)

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17. 

    11/22/08

    HorsePucky

    "When The Saints Go Marching In" music by James M. Black; lyrics by Catherine E. Purvis (1896). It's a great New Orleans funeral hymn resurrected (groan) by Fats Domino, and Bill Hayley and the Comets in the 1950's as part of the 'rock and roll' music genre.

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18. 

    11/22/08

    Bayho

    I would listen to Hotel California, acoustic version by Eagles. Nice melody, great lyrics and it's meaningful to me. Stairway to Heaven by Clapton is a good one also, but to me it's too sad. I also like HorsePucky's When the Saints Go Marching In! Hehe.

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19. 

    11/22/08

    HorsePucky

    Thanks Bayho.

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20. 

    11/22/08

    creemos

    My Savior's Coming

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21. 

    11/23/08

    libdrone

    The Day The Music Died

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    1. 

       11/26/08

       Darkblaze37

       Never heard of that one
    2. 

       11/26/08

       ranist22

       Do you mean American Pie? (Don Maclean)?
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       11/26/08

       Darkblaze37

       Oh, being a fan of American pie I never got inclined to it soundtrack
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       11/26/08

       Friday13

       I don't think they mean the movie(s)
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       11/26/08

       Darkblaze37

       Oh, that's why I didn't found it in Wikipedia
22. 

    11/26/08

    ranist22

    Lilac Wine by Jeff Buckley

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23. 

    11/26/08

    healingtrees

    the gayatri mantra
    
    or
    
    a song I wrote called Jesus is a Friend of Mine
    
    or
    
    another one I wrote called Aum Mani Padme Hum
    
    
    If couldn't access them , I'd go for Hendrix All Along The Watchtower...loud

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24. 

    11/26/08

    PetLvr

    Bad Luck ... by Royal City

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25. 

    11/26/08

    Sebastyne

    I don't think I would waste my time listening to music. I would be heading off to a rain forest or the beach, probably the beach because that's where my hubby would go and listen to the waves or the birds in the forest. (They would probably be very noisy if they suspect something was wrong.)
    
    But if I HAD TO, that would probably be Finlandia by Jean Sibelius.

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26. 

    11/26/08

    Friday13

    I'd listen to a funny song so I can have a last laugh.

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    1. 

       11/26/08

       Darkblaze37

       Interesting. Weird Al perhaps?
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       11/26/08

       Friday13

       Nah, probably Stephen Lynch, or a song like Ken Lee.
27. 

    11/26/08

    creemos

    When the Roll is Called Up Yonder

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28. 

    11/26/08

    LynneaUrania

    I would chant what has become a chant of farewell:
    
    Avo mi'oseh hashemesh:
    Ohevet Levanah oti,
    Mechappetzet Haaretz oti,
    Zokheret Otakh, Ahavati,
    Malkhah Lailah.
    
    I came from the toiling of the Sun:
    The Moon loves me,
    The Earth is impassioned with me,
    Remembering You, my Love,
    Queen of Night.
    
    It came to me when I resisted a man who sought me for prostitution. And everywhere I have been, it has calmed in the face of fear...others as well as myself. I don't know why. But it has.
    
    And if fear be an eternal night of the end,
    let it be in the love of the cosmos;
    And let my trust remain, even if all nature slay me.

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