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March Sadness
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March Sadness

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March 24, 2023 | 00:09:39 | Leisure

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through july 31st all right i'm ed sharon with mojo in the morning i feel like ed just doesn't

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have a bad song all of his songs are super easy to listen to yeah did everybody like it uh it's

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good. Megan, I heard you say something, but I didn't

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know if you were... This is kind of

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sad. Oh, yeah, yeah.

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Well, I hear the whole album. The lyrics are so sad.

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The whole album's going to be sad. So sad.

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I know. You know what? It's not March Madness. It's March Sadness. Shut up. And that's what we need right now. We need a little sadness in our life, Megan. Every now and again, it's okay. Sometimes I'll feel

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something, and then you'll say something that makes my eyes roll so hard, all emotions cease to exist

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inside of me. No. Well, for Spartans,

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it's definitely March Sadness this morning. Oh,

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Oh, absolutely. But I will say this to you. Sometimes you need to have a sad song in your life to kind of make you cry. And I said this earlier this morning, but Ed Sheeran is the top of the pack when it comes. He is the number one seed in my March sadness pull of sad songs.

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Harry Styles, Matilda.

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Matilda is your saddest song?

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By Harry Styles. That's a saddest. Every time Niagara Falls. Adele.

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Any Adele song ever Alright so here We're going to do a quick March Sadness Quick little survey here To Lydia Quick one The saddest either song Or artist who sings the songs Because I'm going to say If I was going to do a number one seed It would be Ed Number two seed Louis Capaldi Anything from Louis Capaldi Makes me ball

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Bruises.

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Well, now you're going deep. I'm just talking about some of the radio hits that he's had.

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That was a radio hit.

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Oh, my God. You drive me nuts. You know what song gets me, especially if I put it to a video of my children, is Taylor Swift, Never Grow Up. Megan, I know you're laughing in your mouth. That's a good one, yeah. Taylor Swift's on the list. But that song, like, especially, just really gets me.

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I say Billie Eilish, When the Party's Over. That's a sad song.

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That's a sad one for you. I got the number one monster. What?

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Any Adele song ever. Someone like you. Yeah, not any.

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Every song to me that she sings sounds like it could be the saddest song, even if it's like a happy sad.

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I need you to hear Oh My God and I Drink Wine because I think you'll just drink. And also so many adults, like Hello has been parodied with so many funny things. How about? Or like memes. It's not serious to me anymore.

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How about I'll pull out songs. You're talking about songs with your kids from when Chelsea would put the videos together of the kids for like their high school graduation video. Rascal Flats have a song, My Wish.

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Oh, my God, that song. My Wish for You.

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Anything Kelly Clarkson is another one, too, that she kind of makes me cry a little bit. Oh, she's got a couple of songs that are tearful. Listen, I'm not in yours. I'm not telling you yours.

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You have good answers.

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I'm not. Come on. I'm, like, giving you a couple here. All right. Text coming in here this morning. people are saying josh groban oh my god josh groban who does the hallelujah whatever it was

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he does a version of it but yeah we're doing that sir with lachlan well we're going old school

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rainbow connection kermit the frog Rainbow Connection is very sad

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How about Somebody just texted in 586 says Lewis Capaldi is a whiny bitch I'm not wrong Oh The king The king of songs That is like the Here, hold on I don't know if you'll get this person on the air But if you don't I will have this song ready for you But this song for some reason And right when it starts off, like the very first notes, it makes me cry.

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Oh, yeah. For the same reason Shannon said. Yeah. It puts memories in your mind. Yeah. Times come by. Yeah.

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Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road. Yep. Time grabs you by the rest, directs you where to go. So make the best of this task and don't ask why It's not a question but a lesson learned in time

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I'm going to say something nobody's said yet. Any Adele song. Are you kidding me?

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I hope you at the time of your life Lizard song.

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Oh, yeah, it gets me. All right, back to Mark's sadness here. Who do you want to say, Erin?

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Hi.

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Hi, Erin. What song or artist that sings the song makes you just cry?

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I had texted in the Dean Lewis song, How Do I Say Goodbye, about his mom.

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I don't remember. I don't even know Dean Lewis. Who's Dean Lewis?

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It's definitely been on the radio.

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Really? What station are you listening to? You're not listening. You're cheating on us, aren't you?

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You are, you traitor. No, you guys play it. I swear. I only listen to you.

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And you must be in Toledo Because that must be Megan Station Where they play everything They got songs in there That I don't even know if the artists know That they're playing What's going on, Allie?

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Lana Del Rey

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There's an artist that's ready To make you cry on purpose

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See, that's one of those ones Where Lana Del Rey makes me want to get high or something I don't know That for sure

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But she just dropped an album and it's so good and so sad and amazing. You have to listen.

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Yeah. Somebody also just text in this is a good one. We're having trouble getting them on the phone but somebody also said this is a good one too. Ready? You guys will know this song and it was for a reason.

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It's been a long time.

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Oh, yes. How did they forget this one?

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I hate this song. I think it's a little overused at this point but it's still so sad. Oh, yeah, yeah.

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How about if I sing it? Long way.

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What about, it's older, but Landslide, Fleetwood Mac, or the Dixie Chicks version?

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Landslide. Good answer.

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P.S., all of you that are texting in butterfly kisses just to piss me off.

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I see you. We didn't say creepy songs. We said sad.

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I actually met a listener who said that they'd get offended every time we make fun of butterfly kisses.

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Because it was like their daddy-daughter dance.

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Well, yeah, and then they say that there was, you know, their dad passed and stuff like that. Oh, yeah.

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Fight for Fighting 100 Years.

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Yes, that's a good one. That's a really good song. That's awesome. Yeah. What's going on, Brock?

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Hey, what's up, Mojo?

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Hey, buddy. What's your song?

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Doug's Mansion by Tupac, the acoustic version.

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I don't know if I heard the acoustic version. You know what? I don't think I'm cool enough. I don't think I'm cool enough to know that song. Or on the same level as any Adele song ever We forgot Wait a second, hold on We said that Ed Sheeran, Louis Capaldi We put Taylor Swift in there All as top ones We missed the number one big one Andrea, who is the biggest of all the artists that makes you cry?

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Mine is Celine Dion, Because You Love Me

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Celine Dion is a I mean, it's a cry fest any time that Celine Dion sings this song

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Oh, that was the one about her husband, right? Yes. Yes. I just want to say I love you guys so much. I listen to you every morning on my way to work. Thank you.

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You're the best. We love you.

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And thanks for calling in. And can I give a shout-out really quick?

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Absolutely.

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I would like to get a shout-out to my brother's restaurant in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It's Moe's Southwest Grill, the best Southwest food you will have. Wait a second.

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Isn't that a chain?

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That's in Novi.

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Moe's?

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It is. It is. But they have one in Ann Arbor? There's one in Ann Arbor. Yeah. It's like the Pult Lake, Cadova type style.

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Does he own it or manage it?

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He owns it.

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Oh, that's cool. Love to come out there and try it. Thank you. Thank you.

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Does the Jukebox have this song in there? Which one? The Tupac one?

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No, I said it was the Jukebox. Oh, the Jukebox. At Moe's have this song. Oh, the Jukebox. Do they have it? I want to cry over my burrito.

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This is a great song.

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Think about looking at a burrito right now while the song is playing, and then think about the words with it.

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My dad hates this song because my best friend Kelly and I did this at a talent show at Camp Dearborn one summer, and he's like, I had to hear that effing song 200 times while you guys learned your dance before the talent show.

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You guys, by the way, we're going to yell at this next caller, but don't tell him. Brian, what is your song that makes you cry?

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It's the Christmas shoe song. How dare you? How dare you? How dare you ruin my beautiful March morning

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with the Christmas shoe song? What the hell was that?

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So manipulative.

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You guys have a good day.

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Oh, okay, he's joking. You're joking, thank God, right? Is that what you were doing to us?

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No, it's one of those songs that gets you every time you listen to it. I know it's not the right time of year, but it was the first thing that popped into my head when you guys said, you know, a song that gets you every time.

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That's the one. And let me tell you, every radio person that has to play that song cries having to play that song. Thank you for the call, buddy. I appreciate it.

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