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Postby nowhere girl » Tue Jan 16, 2007 8:13 am

"Drifting, Falling," by the Ocean Blue kind of gets me a little melancholy(as well as a lot of their other songs). The saxophone in the song has a wistful feel, and the lyrics are also. There also is a little bit of nostalgia to it for me as well, because I remember listening to it during my freshman year in college and it was the backdrop to a lot of fun and also sad times too. "Love in Itself" by Depeche Mode also conjures up similar feelings.

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