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Keith Decent:
I would have to say "We Will All Become Silhouttes"

But who did it first, Shins or Postal Service?  I think it was the Shins, either way, their version is way happier (and better in my opinion).

"The air outside will make our cells divide at an alarming rate,
till our shell simply cannot hold all our insides in and that when
we explode...

and it won't be a pretty sight."

Samedi:
Dropkick Murphys - Curse of a Fallen Soul
- The punk I was in high school will never really go away
My Morning Jacket - I Will Be There When You Die
- I love the vocals on this song. It gives me warm fuzzies.
Les Miserables - "Javert's Suicide" & "A Little Fall of Rain"
- Not happy songs about death, but they are good and about death so that can count. I nearly cried during A Little Fall of Rain when I first saw it.

And Postal Service came first. The Shins did a cover of it on the Postal Service's Such Great Heights EP.

Keith Decent:

--- Quote from: Samedi ---And Postal Service came first. The Shins did a cover of it on the Postal Service's Such Great Heights EP.
--- End quote ---


thanks, never picked it up.

rynne:
I went to a show by this dude I know (Steve Devil) last week, and he introduced his song “Everyone Dies in Cars� specifically as his happy song about death.

Morokrat:
"we will all go together when we go"-tom lehrer.
although the basic menaing of this song is that of uplifting thoughts about an atomic holocaust, it still quite hits it.

ooh, and "5000 ways to die" by nerf herder, which is just awesome and makes me want to go wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee(damn, i showed of my nerditude once again...)

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