Soundtrack for the First Week of January 2015

I've made a mix Soundtrack for this week, to be played against the images of the attack on Charlie Hebdo, to the bodies that line the village lanes in Nigeria from those slain at the hands of Boko Haram, to the gloating Republicans making legislation to sodomize what's left of the working class Americans, to the gaiety of Floridians . . . there are joys and there are trials, there is new hope and there is new terror.   The songs that have come to my mind this week, in this soundtrack, seem more like an escape to a "happy place" rather than a full-on tackling of these images.  

But then, you can hear for yourselves:

Title:
Madmen in Seine

ARTIST                             SONG

Silverchair	Madman
Natasha Bedingfield	Pocketful of Sunshine
Utah Saints	Something Good
Thunderclap Newman	Something in the Air	We have got to get it together - now!
Tree63	Let Your Day Begin
John McCucheon	You Can't Take it With You
The Gorillaz	Get that Cool Shoeshine	It's the music that we choose
The Mars Volta	Cut That City
Bob Dylan	Chimes of Freedom
Bob Marley	Redemption Song	Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery
Pet Shambrook	God of Mine	Need Your holiness to rest upon me
The Orb	Little Fluffy Clouds
Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon	You Got to Wet It
Fort Knox Five	Blowing Up the Spot
The Beach Boys	Wouldn't It Be Nice
Maya Angelou	Still I Rise	It's a dirty world we've been living in/it's time to get ourselves clean
Dave Alvin	Gospel Night
XTC	Dear God
Jackson Browne	Rock Me on the Water
Crosby Stills and Nash	Wooden Ships