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 Vanessa Paradis is the partner of Johnny Depp (Now, common, we all know who Johnny is, unless you've been living on Mars for the past 20 years...). Not known much to us English speaking people, she is actually a very talented artist in France. 

Recently another group resang this song and once again it hit No. 1 on New Zealand pop music chart. It bring back lots of memories.

I first heard this song when I was 16, they played it after the movie " Legends of the Fall". Somehow I found this song is very sad. A few years later I heard Bob Dylan's very first 1964 original, my thought didn't change.

 Any of you wondering what song did they play in the movie 'Daredevil' when Elektra hiting the sand bag with the short sword? Yeap, that was Evanscence.

I am not sure how many of you will remembering this movie and this song. I watched this movie when I was a little girl. It was so sad, it almost break my heart. Out of nowhere I started humming this song last week, but just can't remember some parts. Tonight I finally find them, and sing them to my little Horatio. He loves it. 

   Whe first hearing this song on Moulin Rouge the movie, to be honest I wasn't really touched to the heart at all. It was when I saw some ads during the FIFA World Cup, that David Beckham was mouthing the song, it triggered all the emotions and made me crying like a baby.

 For all these eight years, this song just took words right out of my mouth.



 Happy Valentine's Day, Dearest's Dear!

親 親 我 的 寶 貝 

What more can I said? He wrote this song dedicate to his beloved son.

  This was the song I often humming when I was in my last years of my high school. It was way before I met Andrew and I was with this guy who didn't really care much about his relationship with me. Every single lyric in this song reflected me a lot, which may explain why I like this song so much and still feel kind of sad about it.

  I thought I would died on that time. But, I thought I would died several times after that. 

This song was actually pretty old now. I personally head at least three different verson: one by Bob Dylan, one by Amy Grant, and the most recent one was by Counting Crow with Vanessa Carlton as backing vocals, which I like the best.

 

This, is the ultimate party song ever. Every human being on this planet would probably heard this song like, a gazillion times already. Party/Ball/Prom would not be complete without it. What more can I say?

This is one of the songs I would normally sing when I tried to make Horatio to sleep. I know it may sounds dodgy: it's not a baby song!! But hey, he likes it. So.....

I seem to be the only one who will cry over some songs playing on the radio. I remember three days after the first time I heard this song, I cried every time my mind replayed this song. Sad, Sad ,Sad.

This song is pretty aged, 11 years as the matter of fact.

I heard this song a lot when I was in my final years of high school. ICRT played it on average once a week. Everytime they played it, I would considered it is my lucky day.

My friend Lilian asked me when I played Dido's "White Flag" as a background music a while ago: why do I like sad songs when my life is so blessfully sweet at the moment.

Well...I don't know really.