Funny Quotes Music Novels & Stories

"We're gonna get through this, I promise." "I love you too. Both of you." I kissed her tenderly, then started the car. "Now let's get you two home." As we drove, I queued up some music to lift her spirits. An upbeat 80s tune filled the car and Rosalina shot me a look. "Really? Rick Astley?" I grinned unrepentantly. "Hey, it's a classic!" Despite herself, Rosalina started singing along to the chorus of "Never Gonna Give You Up," laughing as I joined in enthusiastically.

Tokunbo finds this hilarious. "No need. Anytime you remember that scumbag, just look at this handsome face and sing 'so don't you ever for a second get to thinking you are irreplaceable' okay? " "To the left, to the left, everything he owns in the box through the courier..." Toks started singing along while laughing. They decided to play the song on her home theatre and they both sang along while dancing. When the song finished they both were laughing like crazy. Tokunbo sighed "Janet, you sure know how to make a girl feel better"

“That caveman action actually suits you. Who’s wasting time now?” He placed his fingers at his temple and saluted me before walking around to the driver’s side and starting the powerful engine. Country music blared out of the speakers and I cringed. “What, you like that easy listening crap?” he asked as he turned onto the road connected to the long driveway. “Symphony actually.” “That’s a joke, right?” “Music defines everything in your life. I want pieces that move me, create pictures in my mind, and leave me reeling.” I was known to listen to top forty, but I’d be damned if I told him that. He was too fun to tease.

He can't hear my thoughts as well, can he? "Yeah, of course, I can hear it...since you hummed it like that." I hummed it? Crazy bunnies! NO! "It's not my favorite music, but it did help to distract me from my anger. It reminded me how lucky I am," his lips twitch as he says this. "That I have a very strange and uh...funny mate." I wasn't trying to be funny! It was supposed to calm me. Sheeshh! "Don't diss Jeopardy music! It's an awesome classic piece..." I defend my "happy" music. "And...Hey! I'm strange and funny?"

Not her. She tried her best, but nothing came. So she dropped her pen and decided to play her favorite song by her favorite singer. Then she realized she’d left her earpods at home. She sighed. Well… it wasn’t like anyone would be here to complain about disturbance. She pressed play. 🎶🎼 Fat Funny Friend By Maddie Zahm I break the ice… so they don’t see my size… and I have to be nice… or I be next punchline…

His smirk—it was slow, lazy, taunting. “Someone's in a good mood today," he mused, his voice rich with laughter when nothing was funny. Then, as if enjoying the way my face tensed, he added, "I would've thought after all that crying you did earlier in your room—with Dontrell consoling you—you'd be too heartbroken to be twisting your hips like that." My stomach clenched. I took a step back. "I don’t need to dwell on sadness," I said smoothly, keeping my voice even. "Music is a form of self-therapy." My voice was light, dismissive.

Stupid tribrids. "Hey we heard that!" Hendrix yells. Fuck me! "We already have!" Dimitri laughs out. Sideways! Fuck me sideways. Four laughs are melodies into the night.

I shook my head and went to sit across Audrey. She was laughing at the quotes on the wall. “These are hilarious,” she said, reading one aloud: ‘I don’t need you to brag about me, I just don’t want you to deny me in front of people. – FART!’ Her laughter burst out, filling the café. I just stared, completely captivated. Every laugh, every sparkle in her eyes, it was contagious. “Here’s another one!” she giggled. ‘What a life! Eggs every single day… eggs, eggs, eggs… Do you know who said that?’ Her eyes gleamed mischievously.

JORDI ADKINS I think it was the popular Disney star who turned into a popstar Miley Cyrus who sang such quote “misery loves company”. I don’t remember exactly what song was that but she put it out there and it was a hit. It hit me right through the core. Looking at my current situation right now, I might have to agree with her. It’s been over a week since I was joined by the unpleasant company of misery and so far, I’m still breathing though my head still feels like it’s submerged underwater.

“Now, play some good old fuckin’ type music.” People laughed as the bouncer stuck a couple of quarters in the machine and started pressing numbers. The song Candy by Cameo bellowed out of the jukebox. Half the customers jumped out of their seats and started dancing and stripping off their clothes. “It’s not midnight yet,” Jackie stated. “Hell, are you going to tell them that?” Jodi asked with a smile. “Besides, what’s fifteen minutes when it comes to fuckin’?” Jackie couldn’t help but smile.