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crazydiamondsue) wrote2021-02-21 12:57 pm
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Supernatural Season One Playlist
Brother let me be your fortress/When the night winds are driving on/Be the one to light the way/Bring you home
"Brother" by NeedtoBreathe ft. Gavin DeGraw
The Brothers Winchester
Brother let me be your shelter/I'll never leave you all alone
"The Only Thing" by Sufjan Stevens
Weecest, Wincest and all that that implies
Do I care if I survive this? Bury the dead where they're found/In a veil of great surprises, I wonder, did you love me at all?
"California One" by The Decemberists
Leaving Stanford
And the road a-winding goes/From golden gate to roaring cliff-side/And the light is softly low as our hearts become sweetly untied/Neath the sun of California One
"Ramblin' Man" by The Allman Brothers
Dean Winchester
And when it's time for leavinHunter Dido Sam Fucking Winchester For the crown you've placed upon my head feels too heavy now/And I don't know what to say to you, but I'll smile anyhow'/I hope you'll understand/That I was born a ramblin' man
"Ghost Towns Along the Highway" by John Mellencamp
1.01 Pilot: The Woman in White
Ghost towns along the highway/So many people used to call this place home/Ghost towns along the highway/I guess folks they're bound to roam
"You Said You'd Grown Old With Me" by Michael Schulte
Losing Jess
But I can't be sober, I cannot sleep/You've got your peace now, but what about me?
"Look After You" by The Fray
"Look after your brother, Dean."
Will you, won't you, be the one I always know?
"Hunter" by Dido
Sam Fucking Winchester
For the crown you've placed upon my head feels too heavy now/And I don't know what to say to you, but I'll smile anyhow
"Down South Jukin'" by Lynyrd Skynyrd
1.02 Wendigo
We been working all week, and I'm thinkin' it's time we let go
"Shoot From the Hip" by A Change of Pace
Sam & Dean
You bring the bullets, I'll bring the guns
"On/Off" by Snow Patrol
Oh, Sammy
Running away seemed like the easy thing to do/Because I wanted time
"And So It Begins" Supernatural Original Score
Ab Initio
Instrumental
"Fly By Night" by Rush
1.02 Wendigo
No fright or hindsight/Leaving behind that empty feeling inside
"Dead in the Water" by Ellie Goulding
1.03 Dead in the Water
I'm gonna take you out when I get some money/We're trying to get it back to the promised land
"Movin' On" by Bad Company
The Road So Far
And I'm moving on, movin' on from town to town/Movin' on baby hey I'm never touching the ground
"Paranoid" by Black Sabbath
1.04 Phantom Traveler
All day long I think of things but nothing seems to satisfy
"This is a Forgery" by Dashboard Confessional
Not really FBI
Cavalier and so charming
"Ramble On" by Led Zeppelin
Dean's fave song #1
Ah, sometimes I grow so tired/But I know I've got one thing I got to do
"Sugar, We're Going Down" by Fall Out Boy
1.05 Bloody Mary
A loaded God complex, cock it and pull it
If Loving You Is Wrong by Cassandra Wilson (cover of Luther Ingram)
**subtext**
Long as I got you by my side/I don't care what your people say
"Hey Man Nice Shot" by Filter
1.06 Skin
Got a new kind of fear
"Peace of Mind" by Boston
1.07 Hook Man
You want to run but somehow you just keep on stayin'/Can't decide on which way to go
"No Distance Left to Run" by Blur
Visions of Mary, 1.08 Home
Coming home/It's over
"No One Like You" by Scorpions
1.08 Bugs
I don't want my feelings restrained/Oh, babe, I just need you like never before
"Bad Company" by Bad Company
1.11 Scarecrow
I was born, a shotgun in my hands
"Hospital Beds" by Hey Rosetta
Saving Dean
When I'm dying/Promise compliance
"Doll Parts" by Hole
Meg Masters
I want to be the girl with the most cake/He only loves those things/Because he loves to see them break/I fake it so real, I am beyond fake
"That's Right You're Not From Texas" by Lyle Lovett
Richardson, Texas: Hell House
That's right you're not from Texas/But Texas wants you anyway
"The House is a Rockin'" by Stevie Ray Vaughan
1.20 Dead Man's Blood
Walkin' up the street you can hear the sound/Of some bady honky-tonkers really layin' it down
"Bad Moon Rising" by Creedence Clearwater Revival
1.22 Devil's Trap
I hear hurricanes a-blowing/I know the end is coming soon/I fear rivers overflowing/I hear the voice of rage and ruin
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Just FYI, I'm in a manic Supernatural fannish spiral at the moment, haha. It's saving me from perimenopause, pandemic malaise, worry about finding a high school for J next year, and job burn out.
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It's good to see posts from you again. :)
Does J have to switch schools? And I hear you on job burnout. The pandemic has taught me that I could just happily never leave my house again which is not something I ever thought I'd be able to say.
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He does. His current school only goes through 8th grade, and he's just started the second semester of 7th. We were hoping his friends Nina & Adela would go to this little place we liked called the Academy of Classical Christian Studies, but their parents are both educators (she teaches at Jonah's school, he's a prof at UCO) and they live in a suburb with a good public high school, so it's just more economically feasible for them to go the public school route. Now we're back at square one. We'll look at Classical Studies more, but we're also considering home schooling. We are not in a position to move, and the HS in our district is just underfunded and understaffed. Oklahoma is hemorrhaging teachers like whoa during the pandemic.
Not being a racist nor a hardcore Christian (just a lite one), I never considered homeschooling, but if I could get him into a good cooperative for math and higher science, I could certainly handle the liberal arts aspects. He's done with the idea, but we've got a little time.
Yeah, homeschooling has the advantage of solving both the job burnout AND the cost of Jonah's preferred Christian school curriculum.
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And he's old enough that it wouldn't be a huge chore to teach him. I mean, the thought of trying to teach someone to read is horribly daunting, but introducing an older kid who's already reading to some good books could be fun.