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Scribbles About Music: Throwback Thursday Edition: Nobody Puts Baby In The Corner

Alright! Here we go! This one is my favorite song from From Under The Cork Tree... Possibly one of my favorites from Fall Out Boy...

And honestly... listening to it right now, I don't love it the way I did before. I mean I still think its really clever written and it still probably is my favorite... but I don't feel like a kid listening to it, I just feel like "This was the best song by Fall Out Boy... back in the day." I think its still my favorite, but if I were to have to choose between this or one of their newer songs on the radio... I'd pick one of the newer songs!

It's kind of a bittersweet feeling. Its really sad to type out that this song was a little bit of a let down... but at the same time... I know its not. I'm happy that I like their newer songs more, not because new is better... but Fall Out Boy is older now and I am too.

What I do really miss about their older songs is that they all sound different... now all the new songs by Fall Out Boy sound the same to me... and that's a little sad. It's like the same type of song but with a different word.
"We're irresistible, We are immortals."

But I still feel like that's what I should be listening to now and this is what I should have listened to in High School.

So is it still my favorite song from them? Yes, I think so... but I just don't appreciate it the same way I did back then and I'm happy that I like their new songs so much.

So... yeah. That's about it... this almost makes me want to stop the Throwback Thursday Scribbles About Music... but its all good. I need to do more of it and keep going. Lol.

Byeee!
-Shannon

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