I am a sucker for the "oldies" and singers like Marvin Gaye, the Temptations, etc. One song that I love most by Marvin Gaye is 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough' and it reminds me of my mom and my little cousins. I love each dearly and I'd do anything for either one of them.

If you need me call me,
no matter where you are,
no matter how far . .

I am that type of person who will listen to moody songs when I'm sad and just don't feel like an upbeat song. This particular song makes me sad because it reminds me of my cousin Patrick.

I like a lot of up-beat songs and I would've chosen 'A pocketful of Sunshine', but I listen to that when I'm sad. So....I'll stick to Jamiroquai!

I am open to trying new music BESIDES country music and when my friend told me to listen to a certain band, I did. Yeah. Scream-o? Nope. Not my type of style. I couldn't even listen through the song, I probably watched15sec of it until I closed out the page. My favorite part? When it ended.

My dad introduced me to Public Enemy when I was twelve years old and started my "militant" stage. My teacher had told us to write a song that was close to us and I chose this song not only because it was powerful but also because I had beef with my teacher. He was ignorant and I found this to be the right song to write about.


Ninety damn days on the slaveship,
count 'em fallin' off,
one, two, three, four,