Nineteenth Century Problems

I really did intend to post this for you at the end of 2011, but I am sure you will enjoy it all the same now that we have entered 2012.
 

So here it is, my musical version of 2011. Another yearly CD.

Nineteen Century Problems

Someday You Will Be Loved--Death Cab For Cutie
(But I Know Your Heart Belongs To Someone You've Yet To Meet)

You Can Call Me Al--Paul Simon
(I Don't Find This Stuff Amusing Anymore)
 

In My Place--Coldplay
(How Long Must You Wait For It?)

Girl Inform Me--The Shins
(Is There Nothing To Cure This Anxiety?)

IX (Sink Or Swim)--Peter Katz
(I Had A Noble Cause And Then I Lost It)

Alone Again (Naturally)--Gilbert O’Sullivan
(In My Hour Of Need I Truly Am Indeed Alone Again, Naturally)

She Doesn’t Get It--The Format
(I Am Bored Cause I Feel Much Older)

Eliot--Sarah Slean
(I Said I Had Hope. I Lied)

Brian Wilson--Barenaked Ladies
(Call It Impulsive. Call It Compulsive. Call It Insane.)

Another Day--Paul McCartney
(It’s Just Another Day.)

Somewhere Only We Know--Keane
(This Could Be The End Of Everything)

They Never Got You--Spoon
(Don’t Let Those Footholds Start)

You’ve Got A Friend--James Taylor
(Ain't It Good To Know You've Got A Friend)

22--Lily Allen
(How Did I Get Here? I'm Doing All That I Can.)

I Was Better Off--Phantom Planet
(I Am Where I Don't Belong)

Stop Crying Your Heart Out--Oasis
(You’ll Never Change What’s Been And Gone)

Both Sides Now--Joni Mitchell
(I Really Don't Know Life At All)

Alright, so before you start looking for a good therapist for me or wondering how you really do get someone committed, please know that I am really doing as bad as it might sound, despite how crazy, lonely, desperate my playlist looks. Musical therapy seems to be working just fine.

I know it is oh so late for any new year well wishes, but I truly do hope that your 2012 is full of magic and wonder.

Is it too early to start working on 2012's compilation?

As Always,

19th Century Problems from honeypie99 on 8tracks.