At least one of these is from the 80's

I took this from skuldchan. And if you want to laugh at all of my weeaboo music, you can blow me sideways.

THE RULES:
Step 1: Put your music player on shuffle.
Step 2: Post the first line (or first and second line if it's completely impossible) from the first 20 songs that play, no matter how embarrassing.
Step 3: Strike out the songs when someone posts the next line correctly.
Step 4: Looking them up on Google or any other search engine is CHEATING!
Step 5: If you like the game post your own!

1. 一人ぼっち　恐れずに 生きようと　夢見てた
2. Estuans interius ira vehementi wohdin
3. Let me take you on a trip around the world and back
4. Desperado, why don't you come to your senses?traykor
5. I had visions, I was in them, I was looking into the mirror
6. Come over here and kiss me all night long
7. イルミネ－ション　真下に見下ろし
8. I ain't happy, I'm feelin' gladtraykor
9. Summer don't know me no more
10. White clouds float in the bright blue sky
11. 熱くなった銀のメタリックハート wohdin
12. In the town where I was borntraykor
13. Oh baby, baby, how was I supposed to know (bonus points if you guess who did the cover)traykor
14. とびっきりの笑顔で wohdin
15. ヤッパッパアヤッパッパアイーシャンテン
16. Out here in the fields I fight for my meals
17. I never meant to be so bad to you
18. Now I face out, I hold outdarkenedwings
19. It's the dark night of my soul
20. 風が　寄せた　言葉に wohdin

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When the light rail doors opened this morning, a guy who was stepping out as I was stepping in said "There's nowhere to sit down in there." There were at least five open seats, not having come from people who just vacated, but the catch was that they were all next to somebody else. Nobody was standing in the aisles.

Would somebody from Boston, or San Francisco, or New York, say that there's "nowhere to sit" on the subway if it meant you had to sit next to somebody else? Or would that situation be called spacious?

I admit that I have the same tendencies. I am extremely introverted, dislike people getting in my space, and, if I can swing it, I get a seat as isolated as possible. Honestly, I'm afraid somebody will start a random conversation, and I won't be able to read. If the ride is short enough, I'll stand rather than sit next to a stranger. That is me, though. It is hard to tell how much of that is me being me, or how much of that is me being spoiled on an Arizonan/Texan concept of personal space.

Maybe this isn't a phenomenon you see much in larger cities where public transit is more ubiquitous and crowded. You'd have to tell me. I don't think Phoenicians are used to crowds, or having a lack of space. Everything about Phoenix sprawls.