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Snowblind Friend ~ Steppenwolf

Run Rudolph Run ~ Chuck Berry (Merry Christmas Muggles I bet you had to force yourself to type that one! )

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Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer ~ Gene Autry

With A Litlle Help From My Friends ~ Joe Cocker

Apart from a few poems we had to memorize at school, I don't usually try to. But I had the most boring job one time which involved dipping copper wires into a solder pot all day. The lead fumes were probably going to my head so that might explain why I decided to learn AA Milne's Forgiven:The Alexander Beetle Poem, to wile the hours away. I found a little beetle; so that Beetle was his name, And I called him Alexander and he answered just the same. I put him in a match-box, and I kept him all the day ... And Nanny let my beetle out - Yes, Nanny let my beetle out - She went and let my beetle out - And Beetle ran away. etc

Hey!! It all depends on which way you hold the world globe up!! Friends ~ Elton John ..............after all, that's what's the most important thing in life..

Low ~ Cracker

Your life of crime started early then?

Exactly. I've always wanted to go to one of the live Cirque shows. I've never been a great fan of circus's but theirs look absolutely fantastic. The costumes and acts look simply stunning.

Ride the Lightning ~ Metallica

Smoke and Mirrors ~ Gotye

I'm reading this on my Kindle at the moment, unfortunately I'd already bought it before it came out on special. Never mind, it's worth the full price. Very funny book, I'll add to the recommendations.

So sorry to hear that Muggles, take care on your long drive

Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) ~ Eurythmics

Wild World ~ Cat Stevens

Wicked Game ~ Chris Isaak

Frontier City ~ Kings of Leon

Paradise By the Dashboard Light ~ Meat Loaf

Such an absolute tragedy, Muggles. Our hearts and prayers go out to all the families affected. I read they told children to shut their eyes as they walked out past those who had been shot

Silent Lucidity ~ Queensryche (which I swear they stole from Pink Floyd)

Silent Night ~ Bing Crosby

I enjoyed it bree, and I'd like to read the sequels sometime.

A Wrinkle In Time by Madeleine L'Engle This was the first science fiction book I ever read and I still remember the impact it had on me all those years ago. A classic children's fantasy/sci-fi with similar underlying messages to CS Lewis's.