Like nostalgia for something you know never existed.
And never will.
17 April 2005
Things I Love, #54.
The absolute rock-fest that is Kelly Clarkson's new song
Behind These Hazel Eyes
, especially the climax of the song with the thumps and the "tears I cried" line. I've been hooked on that all weekend.
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