When I Fall In Love, by Nat King Cole.
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View all 178 →For Good, from the bit in Wicked the Musical where the two witches go their separate ways. The lyrics are about people coming to your life for a reason, who might not stay very long, but there’s a reason they’ve played a part in your life. I well up thinking about it.
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Mozart’s clarinet concerto from the Out Of Africa soundtrack.
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When I am completely absorbed in something, such as when I pick up my guitar and have a little sing.
Remembering to do things in order, because I have to transcend my nature, which is haphazard.
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