Top 100 Songs, Second Edition

Just to avoid getting flack from relatives, I thought it was time for another picture of Matthew. This is how he looked when I told him that I was about to post Songs 75-51. He was pretty stoked.
Okay, pretty much only family will remember our story about Matthew's first words being a very sarcastic, "Okay," that surprised the heck out of us. He recently did something reminiscent of that. We were in the car coming back from a college group event at our friends, the Harrises. It was late, and he was very sleepy in the car. All of the sudden we hear him perfectly enunciate, "Oh dear." We laughed so hard. He had no idea what he said, but it was one of those times when the intonations and random syllables lined up. Some of his newest real words/phrases are, "No more," "family," and "sorry."
Here are songs 75-51. And, as Dave pointed out, there is no separation of the sacred and the secular on the list except at one point. There are no "worship songs," a.k.a. songs that were written for the purpose of corporate worship. They are all performance songs. Let me know if these bring back any memories for you.

75. This World (Caedman's Call)
74. Reunion (Collective Soul)
73. Goodbye (Hootie and the Blowfish)
72. Only in Dreams (Weezer)
71. Somebody to Love (Queen)
70. Fall on Me (R.E.M.)
69. Badlands (Bruce Springsteen)
68. Yesterday (Beatles)
67. All I Want is You (U2)
66. I Will Remember You (Sarah McLachlin)
65. The Boxer (Simon and Garfunkle)
64. Kasmir (Led Zepplin)
63. Cryin' (Aerosmith)
62. Don't Cry (Guns n' Roses)
61. Swallowed (Bush)
60. Are You Gonna Go My Way (Lenny Kravitz)
59. Holliday in Spain (Counting Crows)
58. In the Meantime (Spacehog)
57. The Other Side (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
56. Don't Look Back in Anger (Oasis)
55. Scientist (Coldplay)
54. Crowing (Toad the Wet Sprocket)
53. Kryptonite (Three Doors Down)
52. In Your Eyes (Peter Gabriel)
51. Two Princes (Spin Doctors)