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Holy shit, mates! This piece of hubaloo hasn't been updated in a damn long while. But then again, life hasn't been so exciting for there to be anything to say.
Well, I typed this loong list awhile (before gradutation) ago and saved it on a disk and lost the disk. Well, mates, she's been found.
“Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)”- Okay, well this one is obvious. It was our graduation song, and we sang it at the cermony, and our parents grabbed their cameras and video cams and stalked us like they were the papparazzi. Yep.
“Leaving on a Jetplane” by John Denver This one will always remind me of all of the boys in our class. They wanted this to be our graduation song, when it had NOTHING to do with grad (In fact, it was a man leaving his wife to go to war!), and they knew only two lines of the chorus. But its a good song, and Christian and Paul sang it at our luncheon.;)
“Greatest Love of All” by Whitney Houston This was the second pick for our grad songs. It will always remind me of Stephanie and Louren, since they wanted to do a solo part for it. They were practicing in the bathroom, loud as hell, and they refused to sing in front of us, becuase they would look at our faces and start cracking up while they sang.
“Hey Mickey” by B*Witched This is for the girls. We sang this song since 7th grade, with the clapping and everything. And I like the original version, too, its just that the B*Witched seems to have more attitude.
“Wannabe” by the Spice Girls In fact, I think anything by the Spice Girls will remind me of the three of us, Carla, and Jessica. They were the coolest thing in the world to us in fifth grade, and I STILL remember all the lyrics to this song. Who doesn’t?
“Faith” by Limp Bizkit” I don’t like Limp Bizkit that much anymore, but I definitely like this song. It will always remind me of Lizette, since she introduced it to me and Lou, and we sang it all the time back then. And it’ll remind me of Iz doing her little rock star thing with her head, letting her hair go wild.
“The Song That Never Ends” from Lamb Chop We’ve been singing this as a class since 2nd grade. And in the during the last three days of school, we sang it about a gazillion times. I think the song goes with our class, becuase even though we won’t be there at SPS, our legacy there will NEVER end.
“Absolutely” by Nine Days Jessica, yep, its totally Jessica. She sang this all the time. She also sang it on the way home from the Haunted House, when she smeared the glow stuff from the glow stick all over her face, and got a rash. Even though I wasn’t even there, I will never forget that story.
“Sailing” by N*SYNC Louren picked this song for a puppet show we had to do in 6th grade. It will always remind me of her and her N*SYNC obsession. Hell, it reminds me of all us and our N*SYNC obsession!
“In the Summertime” by ??? Christopher hummed a weird version of this song, and did a funny little dance for the girls this year, all the time. Gosh, that was SO funny.
“Semi-Charmed Life” by Third Eye Blind I don’t why this one reminds me of the Class of 2001. I guess it’s the part where he says, “Goooooodddbbyyyyeee!” We were painting the goodbye banner, the one we would hold during the grad ceremony after we sang our song, and I started singing this.
“YMCA” by the Village People I danced to this song hundreds of time, but three fourths of the time I danced it, it was with the people in our class. It’s been fun you guys!
“I Want It That Way” by the Backstreet Boys The boys were singing this in the hallway, while the girls were upstairs, right before we marched over to the church to the ceremony. I could hear their voices echoing all the way down the stairs.
“Pomp and Circumstance” by Elgar This is the oh-so-famous graduation song, the dum-dum-dum one we did the weird little academic walk to up the aisle. I walked to this song twice at Saint Peter’s, in Kindergarten, and now In 8th grade. No matter how many times in life I’ll walk up to this, it’ll always remind me of SPS.
Ah, the good ol’ days!
Who?
--G!
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