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Do you have a "FEEL GOOD" song  

post #1 of 81
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'cause I'm listening to mine now and it just cheers me up.

Dreams

Cranberries

1993

Come on... cheer up!!! Share your feel-good song!!
post #2 of 81
Throwing Stones

Grateful Dead
post #3 of 81
umm, i have tons, but the one that comes to mind is All I Wanna Do (is have some fun) by Sheryl Crow. Just makes me lighten up and smile as i sing every word, remembering the summer before 7th grade....
post #4 of 81
Three Little Birds by Bob Marley
post #5 of 81
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See, now we're all cheered up... anyone else???
post #6 of 81
Bouncing Around the Room- Phish
Crimson & Clover - Tommy James & the Shondells
lots of Neil Diamond :
post #7 of 81
To Win Just Once - by the Saw Doctors
Teenagers Kick Our Butts - Dar Williams


... and most songs by Petula Clark :
post #8 of 81
Three Little Birds by Bob Marley is mine too. It came on the radio when I was going into labor with dd and I sang it to myself quite a bit during that time.
post #9 of 81
Just Like Heaven by The Cure is one that always cheers me up
post #10 of 81
Feeling Good by Nina Simone:
http://www.high-priestess.com/feelinggood
turn up your sound!
post #11 of 81
Three that come to mind:

"Groove (is in the Heart)" by D-Lite (?)
"With a Little Luck" by Wings and
"And She Was" by Talking Heads
post #12 of 81
"Come on Eileen" by Dexy's Midnight Runners
any song by Erasure, pretty much
"I want candy" Bow Wow Wow
post #13 of 81
I "Come on Eileen" too. Unfortunately, I can only make out about 25% of the words. My other fav song is "Love Shack" by the B52s.
post #14 of 81
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Originally Posted by AmyD
I "Come on Eileen" too. Unfortunately, I can only make out about 25% of the words.
Oh the magic of the internet! Just do a Google search for "Lyrics Come on Eileen" and you'll find out every word! I know, because I did it!
post #15 of 81
Tons, but especially "Eyes of the World" by the Grateful Dead. Also "The Wheel" and "St. Stephen."

I don't think St. Stephen is sposed to be a feel good song but there's just something about it...

Incidentally the story goes it's about Stephen Gaskin, Ina May's other half.

The weirdest one though is "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" by Gordon Lightfoot. DH and I share this one. Weird to have a feel-good song that is a true story about a horrible shipwreck and people dying, but I think it's the old bard-like story-telling cadences of it and the quintessential Michigan-ness of the song that makes us live it. It just feels so homey and belonging-ish. Still weird though that we put it on to feel good!
post #16 of 81
"Somewhere Over the Rainbow"....sung by IZ.
post #17 of 81
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Originally Posted by velochic
'cause I'm listening to mine now and it just cheers me up.

Dreams

Cranberries

1993

Come on... cheer up!!! Share your feel-good song!!

Imagination by the Cranberries..


That song gets my feet swinging and feel good about myself adrenaline going every time I play and hear it..

I the cranberries..
post #18 of 81
"freakshow" by ani difranco
"tiny cities made of ashes" by modest mouse
"it's oh so quiet" by bjork
post #19 of 81
St. theresa by Joan Osborne
Fast car by Tracey Chapman
and Hard Girl by Mark Perry....which is a local guy here
post #20 of 81
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Originally Posted by kamilla626
To Win Just Once - by the Saw Doctors
Teenagers Kick Our Butts - Dar Williams


... and most songs by Petula Clark :
I LOVE Dar Williams. I was coming to post "Anything by Dar."

But also :
I Can't Stand the Rain - Tina Turner
In Your Eyes - Peter Gabrielle
Let's Get It on - Marvin Gaye
Son of a Preacher Man - from the Commitments Soundtrack
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