Song request list for
AAC Chat day music, October 17, 2012 and for encore on October 31, 2012 from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Mountain Daylight Time (Colorado) (1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (New York)
We
have assembled a list of songs requests for the AAC Skype Chat music
server today that was set up and hosted by Justin Bergers. Unfortunately, the music server broke down in the early afternoon, and we did not get to play the entire list of requests on the 17th. So that
you might enjoy some of the songs which we would have been playing, we have added
YouTube video links to the songs with lyrics where possible. Many of the songs have lyrics within the
video or in the description section at the link. For those that did not, we have provided a
second link which has the lyrics. Also, Justin will play an encore of the music program on October 31. Please join him online here: http://rmv.listen2myradio.com
We
hope you will enjoy these songs and let us know if you have other songs to
suggest for our list. We will be adding
to our list for next year’s AAC Chat day music.
We hope to fill the 24 hours with songs that promote reflection, joy and
hope, and bring an appreciation of communication, connection and
relationships.
Change
is gonna come, Norah Jones
The
Letter, Carly Simon
The
Reasons Why, J. Ralph
Killingly
Hard, Antony and J. Ralph
Given
to Us, Ben Taylor
Flower
and the Lion, Vashti Bunyan
Birdsong,
Judy Collins
Anastacia
Left Outside Alone lyrics video
Entenderse,
Lila Downs (in Spanish; about understanding and hope)
No
Easy Walk to Freedom by Peter Paul and Mary
Sounds
of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel
RESPECT
by Aretha Franklin
Woman
with the Strength of 10,000 Men by Peter Himmelman
Lean
On Me, Bill Withers
Together
We Can Change the World, African Youth Choir SIFA
All
You Need Is Love by The Beatles
Send
a Message by Starship
Let
That Be Enough by Switchfoot
With
a Little Help from My Friends by Joe Cocker
Cool
Change, Little River Band
Stand
By Me, Ben E. King
It’s
Only Words, Bee Gees
Listen
to the Music, Doobie Brothers (Got to get a message, Get it on through)
I Am
. . . I Said by Neil Diamond
Something
in the Way She Moves by James Taylor
“It isn’t what she’s got to say
Or how she thinks or where she’s been.
To me, the words are nice, the way they sound.
I like to hear them best that way -
It doesn’t much matter what they mean,
Well she says them mostly just to calm me down.”
Or how she thinks or where she’s been.
To me, the words are nice, the way they sound.
I like to hear them best that way -
It doesn’t much matter what they mean,
Well she says them mostly just to calm me down.”
Judy Bailey
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