10 Favorite Songs

So, Paz has hit me up on a meme again. He did this like a grip ago so I fail for not reading his blog sooner, but better late than never.I have been charged to write down 10 songs that have influenced me throughout my life. Then tag more folx. So, why not.



1.) Orinoco Flow by Enya- This song has always given me awesome dreams and it just makes me feel free. I love this song and am a huge Enya fan.








2.) Ribbon in the Sky by Stevie Wonder- If I ever decide to get married I want to dance to this song. I love it immensely and I love the irony of a blind man finding the beauty in a ribbon in the sky.








3.) So Soul Good by Rahjwanti-When I first heard this song it simply pumped me up, but then as I listened to the words I realized that I want to be that woman for an awesome man. It is on his myspace page if you care to listen, I wrote about it in a previous blog.




4.) Unwritten by Natalie Bedinger- This is a new favorite. Like Hulk Hogan says, "I am a closet Hills freak." When I listened to the words of this song, it just made me hopeful. It is very artistic and I can empathize with the angst in it as well.






5.) Roof Garden By Al Jarreau- This song is just fun and reminds me of my childhood, which was mainly a very happy one.








6.) All I Need by Clymaxx- This song is by a friend of mine who is one of the most amazing men I have ever had the priviledge to know in my life time. His words are deep and from the heart and it is just awesome to call him a friend. This song is on my myspace page.











7.)
Tumba by Angelique Kidjoe- I have no idea what she is saying in this song, but the music is so upbeat you can't help but to dance and sing along.








8.) Nobody's Supposed to be Here by Deborah Cox- Excellent and exactly how I had been feeling for some time. It is a great song for the broken hearted trying to heal themselves.










9.)That's Just the Way the Father Is by The Kurt Carr Singers- This song saved me.









10.) I Know The Plans by Martha Munizzi- This song is amazing. Martha really brings it home and when I was getting depressed during my time in the wheelchair, I would either sing or play this song to remind me that GOD had not forgotten about me and that he has a plan for me and this was a way for me to be a testimony to someone else.




Those are my songs.

I don't really know a lot of bloggers so here are the few people I will tag:

Torahmom
Brandon B
Joshua's Jukebox
The Counselor
Clymaxx
David Byrd