Rock and Pop- what do you think was the first song you've ever learned by heart that...?

"O Holy Night", when I was three for a children's Christmas concert at church.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9FOaB1FMgk

BQ: Mostly light.

BQ2: Custard filled.

Hmm... -If we just took a step back, A bigger picture we might view, Perhaps the man in the gutter, Is not so different from you Disparity by Design, Rise Against Make no mistake, we are not afraid To bear the burden of repeating What they're thinking anyway. Let's raise the stakes On the bet we made. Let's decide to be the architects, The masters of our fate. -Architects, Rise Against -I feel lonely for all the losers that would never take the time to say what is really on their mind; instead, they just hide away. When It's Time, Green Day -They say that all beauty must die; I say it just moves on. Save Me, Avenged Sevenfold -Seize the day or die regretting the time you lost Seize the Day, Avenged Sevenfold -There seems to be a difference two different types of kids, The one's who go out and the one's who are taught to live, One groups taught how and the other group is taught why, Streets, Avenged Sevenfold -This ride that takes me through life Leads me into darkness but emerges into light No one can ever slow me down I'll stay unbound Unbound the Wild Ride, Avenged Sevenfold -Modern globalization Coupled with condemnations Unnecessary death Matador corporations Puppeting your frustrations with a blinded flag Manufacturing consent is the name of the game The bottom line is money nobody gives a **** 4000 hungry children Leave us per hour from starvation While billions are spent on bombs Creating death showers BOOM, System of a Down -But we all bleed the same way as you do And we all have the same things to go through Hold on if you feel like letting go Hold on it gets better than you know Don't stop looking, you're one step closer Don't stop searching, it's not over Hold On, Good Charlotte -There's no way to explain why life is filled with so much pain, but do the flowers ever grow in the places it don't rain? Let the Music Play, Good Charlotte -all of the song Crazy by Simple Plan -all of the song Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd/Shinedown -all of the song Facade and Another Way to Die by Disturbed BQ1: Sometimes. BQ2: Hmm... I forgot.

Paradise City - GnR

Remember quite vividly my father and I listening to it. Never got "Take me down to the paradise city - Where the grass is green and the girls are pretty" out of my head.

BQ - Dark, though I'd say it largely depends on the genre in question.

BQ - Not a big sweets guy... maybe an Apple Fritter? not sure if it counts as a doughnut though. Cinnamon rolls are probably the closest I come to a sweet infatuation... A (s)weakness, if you will.

Joy to the World by Three Dog Night

BQ: Dark, like my chocolate XD

BQ2: Either apple fritters or raspberry jelly filled. Yum.

I learned the song "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac for my uncle while he played the bass tabs when I was 7. I think thats the first song I ever learned by heart.

BQ: Dark melodies fosho

BQ2: I like the strawberry donuts with sprinkles

"Atomic Dog" by George Clinton, I was there with my dad when he bought the cassette. I thought it was the funniest song ever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuyS9M8T03A

BQ: Both

BQ2: Boñelos aga, a kind of banana donut. Those cinnamon glaze look like they hit the spot though.

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is the first song I can remember singing along to with my aunt who was really more like an older sister.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDOL7iY8kfo

BQ - depends on the day and the level of chemical imbalance I am in at the time.

The Pokemon Theme Song

BQ: Dark, its more interesting

BQ2: Cream filled ones :3

That would be "Linger" by The Cranberries. I always loved hearing that song on the radio.

BQ: Dark.

BQ2: Boston cream.

Outkast-Hey Ya

BQ: they're equal for me.

BQ2: Boston Cream