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Songs that make you want to rip your eyelids off!

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yep :lol: I don't see him much though :rolleyes: :lol: I think last time was when I was 12 at my confirmation :lol: :dizzy2:

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not really anyway it's on when I'm in school :dizzy2:

songs that make me want to rip my eye lids off...are any by The White Stripes..i honestly can't get my head around how they are where they are at the minute, and the fact that Other people LIKE them...the quality and 'ability' of playing, the melodies and the SOUND of their songs...is so poor. i'm not saying i don't like the people who do listen to it...i just can't get my head around it

jane says by jane's addiction. makes me want to rip every part of me off

lots of people think its from Phil Collins or Iggy Pop. I dont mind that song.

britney spears~toxic and most of her other songs :rolleyes: :dozey:

I gotta say the Milkshake song, pisses me off a lot.

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Oh yea, and of course, the song that has the world record for being played 100 times a day

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Yeah Milkshake has started to grate on me a little

britney spears~toxic and most of her other songs

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here here! :D

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Any 80's song that sounds like the rest of 'em like with those boom boom drums, you know??? :sneaky: :blush:

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