Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Do you know any sad songs?
Speaker4: Are you okay, darling?
Speaker2: I am, I just need some background music for a slideshow I'm working on :)
Speaker3: And it has to be sad?
Speaker2: Yeah, it's a presentation about dog shelters. I thought the sadder the music, the more my photos will move the audience. And as a result, more animals could get adopted.
Speaker4: Did you take all the photos yourself? I think my heart would break.
Speaker2: I know, right? After an hour there I wanted to adopt all those puppies myself ;( 
Speaker3: If only I didn't already have a dog...
Speaker2: You could get a second one :P I'm sure Loki would love to have a brother or a sister.
Speaker3: I doubt it, he's usually so jealous if I even try to pet a strange dog.
Speaker4: Okay, what about this song? <file_other>
Speaker3: Or maybe this one? <file_other>
Speaker4: Look, Speaker1: <file_other> And I'm almost crying after listening to just the first two of these :P
Speaker2: WOW, they're really great. Quite depressing but beautiful too. I knew the first one, but the other ones are completely new to me. Give me a couple of minutes, I need to listen through Speaker4's list. It's going to be a difficult choice.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 needs sad and moving music for her presentation with photos of shelter dogs, she has taken. Marylin hopes more dogs will get adopted this way. Speaker3 already has a dog and can't adopt another. Speaker4 and Speaker3 send Speaker2 links to sad songs. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval It took Speaker2 a very long time to do the Christmas shopping but he probably managed to get everything. He will be home in an hour. Speaker2's apple pie will be in the oven when he arrives.