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Candy
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seller. They’re printed with
various words and phrases to
express how you really feel
about that special someone.
What says “I love you” like
the sayings “Bad Boy” and “I
don’t think so”? Many have
used these hearts to create a
Valentine’s Day code, passing
messages to boyfriends,
girlfriends or people who just
don’t seem to take the hint.
Conversation hearts always
passed the time during
classes in middle and high
school, and maybe they can
even now; spreading candy
heart sentences across one’s
desk banishes boredom in an
instant.
So spread the love and buy
someone candy. You can stuff
yourselves silly together.
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Songs
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“KISS”
Prince
Here’s another addition to the
sexy side of this list. Still one of
Prince’s best, “Kiss” rolls all the
emotions of love and lust together
into the simplest display of
affection.
“IN YOUR EYES”
Peter Gabriel
If you don’t believe the eyes
are windows to the soul, this ’80s
standard will make you
reconsider. It’s perfect for setting
the initial mood. Remember, it
worked for John Cusack.
“INTO MY ARMS"
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Hailed across Britain as “the
atheist’s love song,” this has
Nick Cave admitting to his lover,
“I don’t believe in an
interventionist god, but, looking
at you, I wonder if that’s true.” Of
course, when asked about his
inspiration for the song, he
claimed it was actually about
heroin.
“WONDERFUL TONIGHT”
Eric Clapton
Any guitar player worth his
salt learned how to play this
sweet rock ballad as soon as he
picked up a guitar. One thing’s
for sure: Clapton sure knows
how to enrapture the ladies.
“ETERNAL FUME”
The Bangles
The classic comparison
between love and fire was
reinvented for the ’80s with this
song. In a world where romantic
female vocals are dominated by
the likes of Celine Dion and
Faith Hill, Susanna Hoffs and
The Bangles remind us what real
music should be like.
“ONE”
U2
While Bono’s lyrics “One love,
one life” were probably talking
about a universal love, you can’t
help but recognize this song as
one of the best love essays ever
written. “Love is a temple; love is
a higher law.” Right on. Notable
cover: Johnny Cash.
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