Songs I've enjoyed recently

• Alanis Morissette – Hands Clean. »We'll forward to a few years later.« What is wrong with me?
• Razorlight – Wire to Wire. »What is love but the strangest of feelings? / A sin you swallow for the rest of your life? / You've been looking for someone to believe in / To love you, until your eyes run dry.«
• Coldplay – Fix You. Sane people like those at Pitchfork say: »'Lights will guide you home / And ignite your bones / And I will try to fix you,' sang Martin on X&Y's »Fix You«, a gag-inducing bit of motivational flotsam that came off like self-parody.« Coldplay might be the musical equivalent to a chick flick, but you know what? Don't worry about it.
• Morrissey – First of the Gang to Die. »You have never been in love, / Until you've seen the stars, / reflect in the resevoirs. // And you have never been in love, / Until you've seen the dawn rise, / behind the home for the blind.«
• Milow – Ayo Technology. This is a cover of a song by 50 Cent and Justin Timberlake, so expect a certain amount of metaphorical explicitness. The »I'm tired of using technology« line is great.
• Bob Dylan – Girl from the North Country. »I'm a-wonderin' if she remembers me at all. / Many times I've often prayed / In the darkness of my night, / In the brightness of my day.«
• David Bowie – Heroes. »Though nothing, nothing will keep us together / We can beat them, forever and ever / Oh, we can be heroes just for one day.«
• Virginie Ledoyen – Mon Amour, Mon Ami. »Toi mon amour, mon ami / Quand je rêve c'est de toi / Mon amour, mon ami / Quand je chante c'est pour toi«.

It would have been more comfortable to create a playlist at YouTube, but I just don't believe in registering accounts and managing passwords any more (there's OpenID, you know).