IF YOUR LIFE WERE A MOVIE, WHAT WOULD THE SOUNDTRACK BE?

So, here's how it works
1. Open your library
2. Put it on shuffle
3. Press play
4. For every question, type the song that's playing
5. When you go to a new question, press the next button

*Opening Credits*
Rachel's Dream - Benny Goodman
o.O It's so insanely happy!

*Waking Up*
Girl And The Sea - The Presets
WIN! That's so ... wake-up-y

*First Day at School*
You Are A Plane Tree (Yes, that is the actual title translated) - Trad arr. Komitas
... Kind of sad and slow .... not quite fitting with the inevitable amounts of shrieking five-year-olds

*Childhood*
Destrokk - MGMT
*looks badass*

*Falling in Love*
The Scientist - Coldplay
So sweet and romantic .... if a little morbid ....

*Fight Song*
Givin' The Dog A Bone - AC/DC
Yays! Angry!

*Breaking Up*
Caring Is Creepy - The Shins
That fits weirdly well

*High School*
While My Guitar Gentle Weeps - The Beatles
I was an em kid, apparently

*Prom*
Canon in D - Pachelbel
I went to a snobby school .... such an uberly awesomesauce piece!

*Life*
Speak It - The Panics
Wow, depressing.

*College*
Make Me Stay - Ani DeFranco
But I don't want to!

*Mental Breakdown*
Let Go - Jump To Lightspeed
A nicely perfect song ... quite manic and messed up

*Driving*
Presto assai - Mozart
My favourite composer ... with a driving song *ahem*

*Flashback*
The Boggs Barbeque - Edward Scissorhands 2005 London Stage
Apparently my flashback was very enjoyable and at a barbeque

*Getting Back Together*
Millenium Theatre - Ani DiFranco (again?!)
Wonderful song .... kind of too sad for a 'get together again' song.

*Wedding*
Turning - Company of 10th Anniversary Recording of Les Miserables
That's exactly what everyone wants to walk down the isle to .... death and slaughter ... 'children of the barricades who didn't last the night, did you see them lying where they died, someone used to cradle them and whisper them goodnight'

*Birth of Child*
Keep An Eye On Me - The Panics
Again, depressing sounding .. maybe I'm in an emo mood.

*Final Battle*
Jinglebells - played in a series of farted notes by Santa's elves ...
*blinks* There is no way this film would be taken seriously at this point.

*Death Scene*
Speak To Me - Pink Floyd
Whoo! Awesome ... short but suitably heart beating and time and death-y stuff

*Funeral Song*
Love Walks In - Van Halen
How triumphant ... why couldn't this had happened when I got back together with my lover?!

*End Credits*
Steam Machine - Daft Punk
My ears hurt

*The Tag Song*
Wo ist mein handy? - Stephen Fry
Bahahahahahaha - that's is the biggest pile of awesome ever!