Put your itunes on shuffle, but instead of just putting the name of the song, write the first sentance of the song as a response to the questions.

These were my first words:  crashed on the floor when i moved in, this little bungalow with some strange new friends.
This is what my mom said when she gave birth to me:  i'm so tired of being here, surpressed by all my child-ish fears.
This is what I say every morning when I wake up:  so much for my happy ending.
These are the first words I spoke to my true love:  i'll be quick to pick up every call.
If someone says this, it makes me mad:  i will not make the same mistakes that you did.
This is my battle cry:  i can see the something in your eyes.
This is my outlook on life:  we'll do it all, everything, on our own.
This is my message to the world:  i will break into your thoughts, with what's rich and from my heart.
This always cheers me up:  this town, this place, misused, mistakes, too long, too late, who was i to make you wait?
This is what my last boyfriend/girlfriend said to break up with me:   i'm holding on so tightly now, my insides scream so loud.
People think I'm crazy if I say this:  when our time is up, when our lives are done, will we say we've had our fun?
I said this when I lost my virginity:  if we try hard enough, i'm sure we'll forget it.
I'd say this to break up with someone:  i wish you didn't love me, i wish you'd make this easy.
I said this when I found out I was pregnant/got someone pregnant:  dance with me across the ocean floor, sail away to heaven's open doors.
I said this in my wedding vows:   i've got a bad boy, and that's alright with me.
People said this when I got married:  hey girl, you know you drive me crazy.
This is what I said when I was proposed too: i could still smell the air that day, the day i saw your face.
I said this when I was fired from/quit my job: hollywood, we're never going down.
My last words:  i still remember the world from the eyes of a child.
What people say at my funeral:  so long sweet summer.