In "Love and Other Drugs," the humming song featured prominently is "The Wind" by Cat Stevens. This track complements the film's themes of love and vulnerability, enhancing emotional moments between the characters. Its gentle melody and introspective lyrics resonate with the film's exploration of relationships and personal struggles.
better than drugs
When she first answers the door the song is 'Sleep Together' by Garbage.
ode to joy
mella mella from vaazhkai film
is it the song from edward scissorhands?
better than drugs
its Stephen
Animal - Neon Trees
Fidelity" Regina Spektor
Secrets by onerepublic
Baby you are firework - by - Katy Perry
Miss Thomas humming is like any other is as beautiful as a birdies song
Feeder - Feeling the Moment
What's that song you're humming
When she first answers the door the song is 'Sleep Together' by Garbage.
Drumming (as in heartbeat), Humming (as in song, singing), Numbing (as in insensitive or deadening), Summing (as in adding, totalling),
When love is used in a lyric as a noun, then drugs will sometimes substitute for it; the results will probably be very funny. But what happens when love is a verb? "I Honestly Love You" I love you...... I honestly love you..... I drugs you...... I honestly drugs you.... "I Love a Parade", from Music Man I love a parade.... I drugs a parade... It doesn't work so well. Even used as a noun, there may a problem depending on useage: From Oliver! Where.... is love? Where is drugs? noun/verb agreement. "I Love How You Love Me" I drugs how you drugs me. Nope. Even used in the singular, 'drug' would not work here. I drug how you drug me. Nope.