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She never missed anything I participated in: She was at every soccer game, every dance recital, and this May, she watched me walk across the stage at my college graduation. At Your Side, while not one of their most popular, is undoubtedly catchy and touching in its message.

Because that would be awesome. In this song, he talks about a woman whose heart is so cold that he almost lost his soul trying to love her.



I was going through the ugly crying phase of unrequited love the part where you realize the object of your affections is in love with someone else and you feel like you'll never be OK again. During one of the rare occasions when I ventured from the safety of my room, I turned on MTV and this song was playing. It felt like a sign from the universe that everything would get better, and it did. Now whenever I feel defeated, blue, or empty, I play it on repeat. The doctor told me I wouldn't go back to distance jumping, and I listened nonstop to this song during physical therapy. Three months later I was able to jump again; I was on my senior year so I didn't have a chance to compete again, but I got fully recovered and later joined another athletic team. This song told me I could get through the pain and overcome everything I was feeling. It made me believe this was only temporary and brighter days were ahead. And I did overcome. It was such a goofy song, it got me to laughing. Couple weeks of that and I was back to myself. Five days after coming home, I got a call that my grandma was in the hospital. At the time, we thought it was a stroke, but it turned out to be a brain aneurysm and there was nothing we could do. I was absolutely heartbroken. She never missed anything I participated in: She was at every soccer game, every dance recital, and this May, she watched me walk across the stage at my college graduation. I can't even put into words how proud of me she was. She wanted the very best for me. Her warm heart will forever be a part of me. I had a miscarriage in April, my husband left because of it in June, and my mother, who was my last surviving family member, died late that August. By September I felt like I had suddenly awakened on another planet and felt like I was in a fog until the end of the year. That song just seemed to fit so eerily well. I remember my friends and I coming home from the hospital hearing this song for the first time, and that became the song that whenever we were feeling sad we would drive around blasting it. I still listen to it and think back — it's a sad song for all my friends but also one that just make us smile. Now whenever I listen to that song, I remember those sleepless nights I spent listening to it and it makes me happy that I made it through that rough patch in my college life. It happened to come on when I walked away from a meeting with people I thought would help me during a confusing and lonely time for me and they didn't. Facebook Earlier this year, I was going through an incredibly difficult time at work. I was under constant fear of being fired, and doing everything I could to avoid that. I wasn't sleeping and was incredibly depressed. One particular night, I had one of many panic attacks and decided to turn on some music to calm down. Nothing was working, and it'd been almost 30 minutes. Finally, this song popped into my head and immediately this wave of calm came over me. I finally went to sleep, and began playing it every night on a loop after that. Five months after that night, I decided to quit that job. I found a new one and I'm so incredibly happy and I love what I do. This song reminds me how far I've come from that dark place. Freddie Mercury and David Bowie saved my life. It taught me that there was still so much about myself that I didn't know yet, and now was the time to find out. One of the staff had written the words down for me because after talking to her for so long, she said that the lyrics reminded her of me. I was finally able to cry and she broke the rules and hugged me as I sobbed. I listen to that every time I'm depressed. I actually went to Boston Calling over the summer and saw Jenny Lewis, the lead singer for Rilo Kiley, and she played that song. I sobbed in the audience. The song is about telling yourself that it's OK if things aren't going great. Sometimes you just have to let go of the things you want to control, and at the end of the day, that dim light at the end of the tunnel will help you keep going. It was my song to my addiction, telling it to fuck off and let me live a full and healthy life. It somehow helped me get past the confusing and unexpected death of a friend. I think it was just how emotional she sounds when she's singing it... In hindsight, it probably wasn't safe to be singing along and crying so hard while I was driving. I had never dealt with death before, and I lost two of my favorite people in the whole world within a few months. It is easily the hardest thing I have ever gone through. I remember the day I found out my cousin was in a coma, my friend who has since passed sat with me on our porch and he talked to me while I cried. He loved My Chemical Romance and told me to listen to them because they had gotten him through some hard times. I didn't know this song would also help me through his death but now every time I hear it I can't stop thinking about either one of them and how much they loved me. It's such a powerful and uplifting song that tells you to find the positive in not only yourself but in everything around you. Everything will work out in the end. I played the song over and over and over during those really bad nights. Once I got a handle on my depression, I got the words tattooed on my wrist so I could always remember how far I've come — and that no matter what, come morning light, you and I'll be safe and sound. My mother was just put in hospice care; she was literally in a sanitarium. This song helped me feel all I needed to when I was alone so I could pull myself together and help everyone else by not breaking down. Everything about that song made me cope with the world I was in. When we first found out, he wasn't supposed to live longer than a year. That song was played constantly in my car or in my studio in college. This song made me stronger and made me feel so comforted. The meaning behind it makes it that much more touching. Andrew McMahnon the lead singer was diagnosed with, fought, and beat leukemia. That song is about that — about keeping on and just fighting through. I still cry every time I listen to it. It touches me every single time.

I finally went to sleep, and began playing it every night on a loop after that. And let the words fall out. Sometimes they are lucky to find that the one they resistance feels the same way about them. To bring you the best content on our sites and applications, Meredith partners with third party advertisers to serve digital ads, including personalized digital ads. His songs are deep, complex, and thought provoking. I had, like, forty dollars to get her something. He is a social guy, although he's been in the program for two years and this is his first game that wasn't preseason.