soundtrack to 2011

Very early this year, I posted a what was at the time the soundtrack to 2011 so far. So now, it's December, and here's the complete soundtrack to 2011:


Small Blue Thing-- Suzanne Vega
Fast Car-- Tracy Chapman
Black Hole Sun-- Soundgarden (if you follow the above link and scroll down, you'l find the awesome video for this song.)
Landslide-- Fleetwood Mac
Bette Davis Eyes-- Kim Carnes
Dirty Girls (Pop Version)-- Courtney Love 
Text Message Breakup-- Kelly  (it's an inside joke between T and I)
Map of the World-- Monsters of Folk
You Oughtta Know-- Alanis Morissette
the theme song to "Scrubs"
the theme song to "Family Guy"
something from the Bible: "And, yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil, for thou art with me".... I know it's not officially a song, but if someone read it out loud it could be spoken word, which is sort of like music. I know it's a stretch, but even if I don't have the exact words right that passage has gotten me through a lot of tough times.
Where the Streets Have No Name-- U2
Be OK-- Ingrid Michaelson
The Way I Am-- Ingrid Michaelson (it reminds me of me and T)
Folsom Prison Blues-- Johnny Cash
Shattering Sea-- Tori Amos
Job's Coffin-- Tori Amos
Crucify-- Tori Amos
Letter to God-- Courtney Love
Jesus-- Velvet Underground
Sappy-- Nirvana
People Are Still Having Sex-- LaTour
Anyone Else But You-- The Moldy Peaches
Mrs. Butterworth (Rehearsal)-- Nirvana
Fire Snakes-- Laura Veirs
What I'd Say Parts 1 & 2-- Ray Charles
Don't Stop Believin'-- Journey
Past the Mission-- Tori Amos
Suede-- Tori Amos ("everybody knows you can conjure anything by the dark of the moon")
Baby Got Back-- Sir Mix-A-Lot
Don't You (Forget About Me)-- Simple Minds
Fidelity-- Regina Spektor
Mr. Sandman-- The Puppini Sisters
Greenback Dollar-- The Kingston Trio
Hurt-- Johnny Cash
Walk Hard--John C. Reilly
Fortunate Son-- Creedence Clearwater Revival
another prayer/possible spoken word piece: "God, Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference"
Bookends Theme-- Simon and Garfunkel
Hungry Eyes-- Eric Carmen
(I've Had) The Time of My Life-- Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes
I Got You Babe-- Sonny and Cher
Fallin' and Flyin'-- Jeff Bridges
Wandering Kind-- Laura Veirs "the sun's been known to shine on our wandering kind"
To the Country-- Laura Veirs "I'm gonna move to the country so I can see the stars"
Sun is King-- Laura Veirs
Pennyroyal Tea-- Nirvana
Shine a Light-- Rolling Stones
Let it Be-- The Beatles ("Mother Mary comes to me..." I know Paul McCartney was talking about his own dead mother who was named Mary, but he said he didn't mind if people interpreted it as Mary the Mother of God)
The Man Comes Around-- Johnny Cash
Paint It, Black-- The Rolling Stones
Sparks-- The Who
God Bless the Child-- Billie Holiday
Unchained Melody-- Righteous Brothers
the theme song to "Two and a Half Men"
Your Racist Friend-- They Might Be Giants
Bound-- Suzanne Vega 
Cherry Bomb-- Runaways
song at beginning credits of "Thank You for Smoking"
Snowblind-- Tori Amos "How do you free your mind so that you're not confined by our concept of what we call Time?"
Pull A U-- The Kills
Black Balloon-- The Kills
I Won't Back Down-- Johnny Cash