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Here I'll be ranking all the songs from "This is A Long Drive For Someone With Nothing To Think About". Please keep in mind that this is all my opinion, so don't freak out if your favorite song is ranked lowly.

08 - Novocain Stain - Great song, but doesn't reach the heights of the more rock-based songs, (see #7 and #6) or the emotional highlights of some of the other songs. (See #3-1), so #8 seemed to be the best place to put this song.

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03 - Custom Concern - This include one of my favorite lyrics in any MM song: "I get up just about noon / My head sends a message for me to reach for my shoes and then walk / Gotta go to work, gotta go to work, gotta have a job"

01 - Talking Shit About A Pretty Sunset - This song is just absolutely perfect in my eyes. "I claim I'm not excited with my life any more / So I blame this town, this job, these friends / The truth is it's myself" is also probably one of my favorite lyrics.

Our favourite modern (ish!) driving songs, all of which are perfect to sing along to in the car and belt it out- especially in a traffic jam with people staring at you!! Add any (or all!) of these to your perfect summer road trip playlist.

If you want to go on a road trip but just need that extra push to make it happen, then read these quotes to get inspired. Also, share with your friends (if you want them to come) for some extra road trip motivation. Going on a long drive is one of the best ways to clear the brain fog, feel in control and enjoy your surroundings.

Our playlist Long Drive Bollywood Mix features a diverse collection of songs in mp3 format, ready for you to download and enjoy without any charges or FREE of cost. With a mix of old favourites and new hits, there's something for everyone. Whether you're looking for the latest chartbuster songs or some classic tracks, our Long Drive Bollywood Mix playlist has got you covered.

I haven't posted any Skrillex in awhile, and today I've got the perfect new remix of one of his songs 'With Your Friends, Long drive''. It's done by Night Kids, and they start chill, and then drop it just as hard as Skrillex does, Hey Sexy Lady and In for the Kill (Skrillex Remixes). It's got some great sampling and just raw energy throughout. It definitely sounds like a different song, but still has a lot of the original to give a great balance. Hope you got tickets to the soldout Skrillex show we're presenting at The Fox Theatre! Turn up the bass all the way and enjoy!

But sometimes, I just want to listen, say a pipa-based Chinese song or classical music, Eastern or Western, or a charming piece of Jazz; when, for instance, others are napping, or each is lost in his or her own thoughts, staring outside blankly. In the design world, it is that phase where you are intently staring at the design, connecting the grounds and power, contemplating any falls through the cracks, or ruminating on what was missed and what might be missed.

Now that I think of it, it is easier than me collecting music for my long drives. You just right-click a part in your design in Capture and choose Associate PSpice Model, browse to the downloaded library, select the model, and map the symbol pins with the model terminals.

Norway natives A-Ha released the hit Take On Me in 1984, and it quickly skyrocketed up the U.K. singles chart and Billboard Hot 100 less than a year later. The music video had plenty to do with it; with MTV exposure the iconic video won six awards at the 1986 MTV Video Music Awards. And now the song lives on, streaming on millions of Spotify playlists.

A more modern song ties with AC/DC's hit for ninth on our list. The Chainsmokers released their first major single, Closer, in 2016. Quickly it reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100 list, a first for both The Chainsmokers and vocalist Halsey, where it remained for 12 consecutive weeks. In just three years, it's among the most streamed songs on Spotify.

Thanks to success on the silver screen (with a movie by the same name), and new lead vocalist Adam Lambert at the helm, Queen's popularity continues to soar. And the original version of Bohemian Rhapsody remains one of the most streamed songs ever on Spotify. The 1975 hit, as part of the album A Night at the Opera, is regularly regarded as one of the best rock songs of all time.

In 2003, the band Fountains of Wayne released the provocative hit Stacy's Mom, along with an equally racy video to match. But immediately the band found success. Stacy's Mom reached number 21 on the Billboard Hot 100 list, and soon became the band's highest-charting song ever in the U.S. Now it's the number seven most-streamed road-trip song, according to Spotify.

Not only is Journey's Don't Stop Believin' a karaoke hit, but it's also the fifth most-streamed road-trip song, according to Spotify. The band released its 1981 smash hit as part of its seventh album, Escape, and is among one of the most iconic rock songs of all time. It's the best-selling digital track from the 20th century with more than seven million copies sold in the U.S.

We remember Smash Mouth's 1999 hit, All Star, most notably for its use in the movie Shrek. But the song was a big hit when new, peaking at number four on the Billboard Hot 100 in the year of its release. It was the second single as part of the band's album, Astro Lounge.

The second AC/DC song on this list is also the second most-streamed road-trip song on Spotify (tied with the next one). As part of the band's Highway to Hell album, the hit single was one of the last with lead singer Bon Scott still at the helm.

The most-streamed road-trip song is none other than Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd. The southern rock anthem was released in 1974 as part of the band's second album, Second Helping. It reached number eight on the U.S. charts in the year it was released, and more than 40 years later, remains a hit. More than 15-percent of road trip playlists feature the '70s hit.

Building a Spotify playlist for your next road trip? Chances are, one of these songs might make the cut. Analysts at the website InsureMyTrip took a close look at data from Spotify and put together the ultimate road-trip playlist, using the number of times a song has been streamed on a road trip playlist. The top song on this playlist (which, we won't ruin for you), is a staple on 15.3-percent of road trip playlists. The second-most-popular song, meanwhile, is added on 9.8-percent of playlists. Scroll through and see if some of your favorite songs made the cut.

The Pop Song Professor project is all about helping music lovers like you to better understand the deeper meanings of popular song lyrics so that you know what your artist is saying and can enjoy your music more.

I'm distressed because researching "Style" by Taylor Swift had me Googling "what color are Harry Styles's eyes?" But this post was worth it; as usual with pop songs, there's more than meets the listener's ears.

Most believe this song to be a commentary on Swift's past relationship with One Direction's Harry Styles. You've probably heard the song on the radio or seen it peak at #6 on the Hot 100 Billboard. It's catchy, edgy, serious, and about a relationship. So, it's gold in the current pop music market.

Taylor Swift begins by telling us that the relationship is in trouble. She and her male interest take a "long drive" together, knowing they "[c]ould end in burning flames or paradise." They've been apart for a while, and this trip seems to be unexpected for both of them.

You got that long hair, slicked back, white t-shirt And I got that good girl faith and a tight little skirt And when we go crashing down, we come back every time 'Cause we never go out of style We never go out of style

Once the two finish their drive and return to Swift's home, the male character takes "off his coat," suggesting that he'll be there for a while and that they're settling down for a conversation or a sexual encounter. Taylor begins the talk by singing "I heard . . . that you've been out and about with some other girl." This statement is not accusatory; it's merely conversational. The male responds, "What you've heard is true but I / Can't stop thinking about you," to which T-Swift says, "I've been there, too, a few times."

If you're familiar with Swift's musical career, you know this is an important step for her. A video creator for AV Club even suggests this to be a significant maturing. Swift's songs are notorious for blaming guys for messing up relationships. (Think "I Knew You Were Trouble When You Walked In.") In fact, in an interview with Ryan Seacrest, (skip to 4:09) she agrees that this line is pivotal: "I never would have said anything like that on a previous album!" In this song, she and her male counterpart seem to be having a serious adult-toned talk free of dramatic accusations.

The music video corroborates the story of a relationship tragically unworkable by showing Taylor Swift and her male friend thinking about each other. Images and reflections of Taylor Swift and her friend are layered over video of them, suggesting that they continue to long for each other. Most of the video is simply the two of them mournfully staring at the camera while acting as the backdrop for an array of creative and interesting special effects. Overall, the song and video suggest that neither is completely over the other.

According to many sources, this song is about Taylor Swift's relationship with Harry Styles of One Direction. The reason I was Googling the color of Harry Styles's eyes was to see if they matched the color of the blue and brown eyes of the model in the music video (they don't; Harry's eyes are green). Despite that, a well-written Buzzfeed article cites the music-video presence of a necklace that Harry and Taylor gave to each other and the lyrics of the song "Out of the Woods's" lines "Your necklace hanging from my neck . . . Two paper airplanes flying, flying . . ." to suggest that the album 1989, in general, is about Taylor and Harry. Suggesting that Harry is the subject of the song, that necklace shows up at 0:14 in the "Style" music video. e24fc04721