"debauchery" is really great. That's just bold. Elton John , "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" JI: Great lyrics. Elton didn't write them; Bernie Taupin wrote them. There are a lot of incredible lines, and it's a dramatic, huge, epic song. It's not necessarily the dreamer who's like the underdog, but it's something a dreamer could identify with. Here, the protagonist is saved from a doomed marriage with the help of beer and a person named Sugar Bear. [Laughs.] There's a lot of great imagery. "One more beer and I don't hear you anymore / We've all gone crazy lately / My friends out there rolling 'round the basement floor." So it's not totally a dead-on dreamer song, but there are great things about it that a dreamer would like. The Flaming Lips , "The Spark That Bled" JI: The music is really elliptical and trippy. Also, that part comes in where he's like, "And I stood up and I said, 'Yeah...'" It's so anthemic. I don't really know what the song is about. It sounds like maybe a bad trip, or some sort of Cold War nightmare or something. But l like that this person who's maybe incapacitated or downtrodden stands up and says, "Yeah." Blake Babies, "Out There" JI: Throwback track. I've always liked this band. I've always liked Juliana Hatfield. I think this song is totally the quintessential dreamer song, because it's the tale of two people in love, and at least one of them doesn't know it,