If you're reading this then the random nature of this experiment worked out in my favour.

Opening Credits:------------- The Jeep Song by Dresden Dolls (Uh oh, bitterness! Yet also funny, so it could go either way.)

Waking Up:-------------------- Peace Train by Cat Stevens (I wake up to a world of possibilities and hope!)

First Day At School: --------- The View by Modest Mouse (Crap. Paranoia and caste battles await me in my educational journey)

Falling In Love: -------------- Joga - String Quartet Version by Bjork (beautiful and wordless! How appropriate!)

Breaking Up:------------------ Backwater Blues by Leadbelly (Ha! I'd totally have the blues after breaking up!)

Prom:-------------------------- Combat Baby by Metric (Metric is playing my prom! So long, guilt date! Hello Emily Haines!)

Dance Sequence:------------ Hjartað hamast by Sigur Ros (It's not so much a dance sequence as a standing around or perhaps moving in a melancholy kind of way... sequence.)

Life's OK:---------------------- Battlestar Scralatchtica by Incubus (I could very easily say to myself "Life's ok" when this song plays)

Breakdown:------------------- MC:Atmos - 1/2 speed version by Pink Floyd (hehehe... a slow talkin' guy apologizes because "the band isn't ready yet." It's perfect!)

Driving:------------------------ Patriarch on a Vespa by Metric (Driving frantically, it seems, but with killer style.)

Flashback:--------------------- Baby, Let Me Follow You Down by Bob Dylan (It's folky, it's old timey! How far are we flashing back?)

Getting Back Together:------ Pacific Theme by Broken Social Scene (Ooo... Sensual. We meet on a tropical island...)

Wedding:---------------------- People of the Sky by Sloan (Seems kind of celebratory)

Sex Scene:-------------------- The Song Remains the Same by Led Zeppelin (hehehe, long, frantic and punchy)

Birth of Child:----------------- Faded From the Winter by Iron & Wine (It seems the birth of my child will be a melancholy occasion)

Final Battle:------------------- Hypnotise by The White Stripes (a good street-fightin' song)

Death Scene:----------------- Sleep Tonight by Stars (My death will be accompanied by the sound of a kettle going off)

Funeral Song:---------------- Hey Jude by the Beatles (YES! The entire community will band together to sing me off this mortal coil, just like in a Disney football movie!)

End Credits:------------------ Our Hell by Emily Haines (I think this was just included so I could hold a meeting with Emily Haines over the rights)