The sound of running water, the sound of bricks clinking together. The sound of a piano playing.
Inge:
Music, in all sorts and forms.
And the heartbeat of someone you love, when you lie together in silence.
Danny:
1. The sweet sound of the voices of my children when they are being honest, loving and transparent.
2. The sound of soft, calming music.
Adrienne:
Hearing the waves coming in and out and crashing on the beach.
Anne:
the clicking of a pen, or pushing buttons on a phone. repetitive sounds that other people seem to find annoying.
bapsi:
the sound of rain hitting the window or roof when i’m laying in bed. the heartbeat of the person you love who is laying next to you with their head in the crook of your chest. their slow breathing when they are sleeping in your arms.
Diii:
the sound of rain in winter , the sound of air moving the trees in spring , the sound of waves in summer , the sound of breathing in and out ..
Janie:
The sound of ocean waves hitting the shore, rain on a tin roof, the sound of the woods while laying in a hammock with my eyes closed and the sun on my face, and the sound of complete silence when it begins to snow really hard. Just to name a few.
sarah:
standing outside when it’s snowing, when everything sounds a little muffled.
Sophia:
The sound of the rain, the sound of the waves.
md:
thunder in the distance. my lil cuzin trying to talk. a natural v12 without the loud muffler
Elise:
The sound of the voice of the person you’re in love with and their heartbeat.
Margie:
1.) Thunder
2.) Heavy rain
3.) Ocean waves
4.) Music in any form (except for rap and heavy metal.)
Marvin:
the sleep sounds of my wife and kids… rain on a lazy afternoon… and a screaming guitar melting the walls
I love types of sounds that can be only heard in silence. Train passing by in the distance late at night. Fridge buzzing early in the morning. Birds singing somewhere in the forest. My list goes on.
Meghan:
Crackling wood in the fire. Heels on tiled floor. Pencils tapping.
A certain girl’s voice, even though I don’t get along with her.
CMM:
My best friend’s voice.
Anonymous:
Music.
Depending on the phase, their music.
Gives me the hope that keeps me living.
(:
Can:
Sounds of joy
Laura:
All music except rap and screamo.
Thunderstorms at night.
My fishtank.
The beach.
The sound of waves against the side of a boat. It reminds me of when I was little and we lived on our boat in a marina.
And all my friends laughing together.
Lg:
I love the sound of rain at night, or in the morning when I know I have the whole day off to lay in bed and watch movies on netflix. I also find the ocean to be completely meditative.
Lua:
The sound of my mom voice
The sound of rain drops , winds and music
Debbie:
So true: the heartbeat of someone you love, when you lie together in silence.
sarah:
His Heartbeat <3
SK:
The sound of a piano, playing a long sad song…
Positive Pamela:
the sound of my garage door opening when My Love is coming home.
Rain, the ocean, rivers, fountains – any form of flowing water
Strong winds rushing through trees
Music
Allie:
the sound when you rip a paper
the music my brothers play, at first catious and quiet but it gradually grows louder abd stronger, as if they are slipping into a new world
water, fast or slow, all water
a dog yawning to wake you up before your alarm clock
a gentle sigh that sneaks out when you have a perfect time with a perfect person
a babies innocent coo
heretoday:
The two beeps that my hearing aids make when they turn on.
Also, the sounds immediately after I take them off, when I realize how quiet and muted everything is without them.
Sometimes, I prefer not to wear them.
August:
The comforting purr of my cat as he cuddles up against me at night
Hannah:
that buzzing sound you hear when you sit in silence long enough
Crystal:
the sound of the rain at night when I’m trying to sleep
the sound of my neiece end nephew laughing
the sound of my dog yelping to play
The sound of rain pouring on an umbrella, or a car roof.
Naomi:
The sound of a cello being played beautifully.
Suzanne:
Kitties purring, the beach and the rain.
Margaret Murphey:
The sound of the woods when everyone is quiet
The sound of the wind when it speaks to you
The sound of silence
Rebecca:
The sound of an acoustic guitar.
Sara:
the sound of car tires driving over pebbles/little rocks
dk:
a beating heart
Coco:
The sound of a baby laughing.
Amanda:
music that I love
Bridget:
The loudest dynamic of silence. (Yes, that sounds crazy..but it’s true)
The sound of the world, because frankly, reading all of this really makes me enjoy the fact that I’m still living and loving it(:
Mel:
Laughter, real laughter and the initial silence when you get in bed for the day.
Heath:
absolute silence
otherwise, probably the water running in the fish tank or a steady downpour of rain on the roof
iamnothing:
the sound of my pen writing furiously on paper
Dave-Anand:
Bricks sliding across bricks
FrankMc:
there are 2 perfect sounds in recorded music I know of. One is the introduction to ‘Filthy Habits’ on Frank Zappa’s Sleep Dirt – three reversed guitars, feeding back in harmony with each other – blends into a transcendent noise. The other is the swell on the intro to Simple Minds ‘All the Things She Said’, which sounds like a synth but is actually a processed guitar – a celestial sound.
savannarosee:
The sound of harmonization when two people sing a duet together. <3
Hannah:
the sound of rain falling through the trees.
Nicole:
The sound of a cat purring.
The sound of a heavy downpour.
The sound of my fiances heartbeat and his steady breathing.
Carlotta:
Rain
Tessa:
The voice of a young British boy (something similar to the voice of “Charlie Bit My Finger”). I’m Canadian, but every time I hear a little boy with a British accent speak I instantly smile.
Laura:
The sound of pushing the ashes down in a bowl w/ the butt of a lighter.
olga:
the sounds of leaves rustling in the wind.
Victoria:
When my lover laughs, it’s like everything’s great and is only gonna get better.
Big_G:
The sigh of contentment that comes out of my dog as she curls up tight to me after I come home from work; the sweet sound of a high end car audio system while whizzing down the road on a warm summer night with the girl you love in the passenger seat.
~ Rain (but only when I’m sleeping)
~ Wind chimes twinkling in the wind
~ Baby coos
~ My husband when he laughs really hard at something
~ Ocean waves
jigg:
girls moaning
Trixie:
My daughter singing in the shower. She been doing it since she was 3. (She’s 14 now.)
Bailey:
a D major triad.
Brooke:
His laugh.
Sophie:
I like to hear the sound of someone writing and playing piano. And the heart beating. It’s amazing.
sophie:
the crinkling noise you hear when you light a cigarette.
Klbe:
His heart beat and every breath he takes when I lay my head on his chest. The silly excited barks I get from my dog when I come home for the weekend. His laugh, it’s perfect. The squeak of an old floor it reminds me that it’s solid trustworthy and has been doing it’s job perfectly for a long time it’s reassuring and dependable. A diesel engine, a nonsense story a little kid thought up, laughter in general and the crunch of leaves underfoot in the fall.
Caitlin:
i love the sound of a crotch rocket (speed bike) revving and speeding off
Faraz:
the sound a hockey puck makes when it gets hit by a slap shot
Rachel:
the crackling of a camp fire.
the scratching of a ben across paper.
Kirstin:
the sound of our memories, your laugh, our inside jokes, your heartbeat.
the sound of the wind through the trees.
and a really awesome drum corps.
1. The sound of a volleyball being smashed onto the other court.
2. The sound of waves.
3. The swish of the snow under my board.
4. The sound of my friends’ laughter.
yo:
walking on gravel
Brigette:
Children playing.
Laura:
Cicadas.
sarah:
the crinkly sound of wet paper after it has dried.
josie:
1.sounds of nature(birds,water,rain,wind,leaves,thunder,ocean,etc.)
2.classical music(piano)
3.wind chimes
4.music(calming songs that isn’t rock)((rock is still cool but not my favorite sound:P))
5.voices of people i miss(parents,sibling,best friend,etc.)
Kikyo:
Thunderstorm
steph:
Pinecones being crushed.
Leaves being walked on in the fall.
My boyfriends laugh.
Lauryn:
The sound of a child laughing.
Lauren:
The voices of my family members and rain on the window
Nick:
Anything that calms me or makes my day feel good.
Eric B:
My lover’s moan
Sam:
Nat King Cole
Razz:
I love the sound of falling rain. The sound of my fan whirring as it cools down my computer. The sound of liquid pouring into glass (It’s weird but true!). The music of string instruments of any kind. The sound of rustling trees and crunching leaves. The sound of clicking pens (Click click click click click…). The hissing sound of forcing metal to cool when you dunk it in water when forging and welding.
There are so many more that I love, that I’ve probably forgotten. Ahh well, I’ll remember them sooner or later.
Daniel:
My favourite sound comes in a variety of ways, but they always give me the same sensation; a surge of energy that flows up and down my spine leaving goose bumps on my triceps. There I loose my self in the ebb and flow of the sound waves pulsing in my ears.
Tanya:
babies laughing.
Mary:
The sound of rain on my roof when I’m in bed and dont have to go out in it.
brittany:
I love listening to thunderstorms, the crackling of the thunder mixed with the sound of the rain.
Nina:
I love the sound of rain and laughter and the sound of his laugh <3
Jacky:
Her moaning
Sacman:
An engine roaring to life after a fresh rebuild. or the wind whistling through the trees. come to think of it, i don’t really have a favorite sound… just some sounds i like a lot.
Lee:
The sound of my girlfriend having an orgasm..
gg:
my dog’s tail thump thumping in happy greeting when he sees me, or when we’re talking…
Tr:
Babies laughing.
Mourning Doves.
Seagulls, windchimes, rustling reeds & distant waves, altogether.
Bass from a dance party when you’re still outside.
Crack of a bat.
A Ferrari.
Kitten purring.
Husband’s tone-deaf singing.
Fog horns In the morning.
Jimi Hendrix, Are You Experienced, on vinyl
Samantha:
The hum of a distant city.
neasa:
My mother and nieces laughter and voices living so far away from them is so difficult, love our chats on the phone picks me up so much
Melanie Bourgoin:
meadow larks in the early morning, and cows and horses in the distant
Mel:
The sound of crickets at the beach on hot summer night.
Thunderstorms.
Strong winds blowing through the trees bringing a storm.
Chris:
The sound of rain on my metal roof. TIC TIC TIC TIC….
Bella:
Babies laughing/children playing
Raining when indoors in bed
the beach waves
the piano playing a beautiful song
the cars driving by a highway
birds chirping
a beautiful voice singing
Pilgrim:
A two year old’s laughter.
Sharkey:
the trumpet of a sandhill crane across a field in the early morning, when the air is still clear enough to make out every echo
Stephanie:
The sound of the rain hitting the ocean. Or the leaves in the wind. The sound of kids learning to see the world. Or the sound of silence. The best sound is the sound of love.
Maggie:
The sound of raindrops on the roof of your tent (Preferably when the tent is amply waterproof.)
Gena:
The sound of a far of a train whistle in the still of night
The sound you hear when you put your ear close to a clementine when you pull the sections apart
Julie:
The sound of a loon’s ghostly call on a lake when I go to sleep at night at my camp in Maine.
Erin:
my boyfriend’s laughter as he’s doing what he loves.
Sam:
Marbles clanking together and rubbing along side one another.
Gregory:
The sound of a muted trumpet.
Gregory:
Also a Third Inversion AbMajor7 Chord
drEAmOn:
the sound of everyones flag swishing in the air and the being caught perfectly. you will know what i’m talking about if you know what colorguard/winterguard is.
The sound of rain outside, when I’m inside with a cup of tea – and there’s the rain, right on cue!
Elise:
The sound of emptying the trash can on an apple computer.
K:
I like the sound of the dryer running. Or a fan. I can’t sleep without one of them.
Krista Marie:
the sound of your tires when youre driving on a driveway made of rocks.
Julie:
Thunder and heavy rain!
tantenoonie:
– The sound of shuffling cards.
– The sound of ice cracking.
Weird, but true.
san:
the sound of the piano it’s full of plently emotions
Katie:
The sound of scissors cutting fabric.
Nicole:
When dodge balls hit people.
Kenner:
Heavy rain and distant thunder
Frogs and bugs by the lake at night
Anna:
The sound of music. Or the sound of new sneakers on a Wal-Mart floor.
Claire:
the sound of my mom saying my name.
Haylee:
hmm, I’d probably have to say the sound of my church’s bells.. Almost gives me chills
Also, I like the sound of crunching leaves
Julieta:
The sound of my best friends voice saying my name when he’s thinking of something sweet – his voice changes into a softer tone and he hugs me later. I love the sound of his heartbeat when he hugs me
when my husband tells me he loves me. plus the sound of my husband sleeping chanelle 19 new zealand
Kagome:
the sound of rain on a tin roof
Miss Katie:
The sounds of the forest, the wind rustling through the trees, the near by creek that has it’s dips and turns, the sound of a startled deer scurrying away from it’s invader.
Or the sweet, blessed sound of Silence.
Jeremy:
My favorite is…the sound of farts. Because there’s a large variety of them!
Allyson:
The sound of my grandparents shagging in the next room. It gives me hope that when I get that old, my sex life will be just as great
kelly:
My boyfriend’s heartbeat
Deja:
The sound of the trains going by at night.
Savannah:
My girlfriends laugh, the sound of her heartbeat, her singing voice.
Sunshine18:
Leaves rustling, waves crashing, rain on a window pane, the lead singer of Mumford’s voice, Irish music, a fire crackling… just to name a few
Eva:
waves crashing on the shore, lying in bed breathing slowly while a soft fan is spurring
Amy:
That little sound puppies make when they’re sleeping
Chickadees
Heartbeats
Whitney:
the voice of Sir Paul McCartney.
Jessica Ray:
the sound of leaves crunching when I run over them in the fall & i love when i hear people laughing.
Q:
The sound of sand falling on dry leaves.
ceruleanswim:
Wind through aspen leafs. An earliest memory, of white-barked aspen with iridescent nearly translucent leaves in the mountains, making the most peaceful sound I can never forget.
Jessica:
The sound of water can really help your creativity and thought
Matt:
The sound of cats fighting in an alley.. and then the slow agonizing screeches that fade into silence as one of them dies.
Heather:
The sound of a sweet baby breathing while I rock him to sleep
The sound of children laughing. It’s completely contagious!
Jess:
A lion’s roar
rail:
silence
Julia:
The midnight train.
Rachael:
The pure, clean sound of a perfectly played flute
Jennesis:
The sound of a skateboard rolling down a street
Or the sound of waves clashig together
(Yes i am a californian)
Chelsea:
Socket wrench and the beach
Miranda:
Music, rainy nights, & his voice. (:
trish:
his soft snores when he sleeps
erin:
rain. not the gentle pitter patter of rain on your roof. pouring, torrential, flood inducing rain.
Fenton:
The fizzing sound of a perfectly carbonated IPA freshly poured from the bottle
Laurens:
Aside from the voice of the person I love: the sound a DLSR makes when taking a picture, knowing that you’ve captured a remarkable moment.
kassi:
The sound of a steady rainfall on the roof on a car, while in traffic.
zavia:
his presence
zavia:
i love the sound of falling rain
karakara:
a baby laughing
Amy H:
The voice of a person i really miss
Isabelle:
The sound of a ticking watch
Tara:
A gentle rain or rolling thunder. A baby’s laugh. My mom’s voice. The coffee pot brewing.
Piper:
I miss the sound of my granny cooking breakfast when I was little. I would wake up to the sound of small talk between my granny, grandad, aunts, and uncles. I would hear their muffled voices and bacon popping and sizzling in the frying pan. My granny and grandad passed away within 48 hours of each other in August. They couldn’t live without each other. I miss them everyday.
hexmage:
My phone’s buzzing sounds it makes when I receive a text message.
The sound of spinning fire poi. Enwrapped in flames around you heightening your senses to an all time level to enjoy the sound of fire flapping in the wind with your swinging ears.
The sound of the perfect swish when shooting hoops. Or the noise when you open a bottle of diet coke. Or the sound of flip flops.
First thought when I read this: zippers.
They just instantly remind me of camping and being a kid.
Rain pattering on the roof when I am in my bed at night.
the sound of a tennis ball bouncing off of the sweet spot of a racquet
The soft, barely-audible sigh of the girl I loved.
The sound of birds singing outside my window in the country.
the sound of chewing food
The sound of running water, the sound of bricks clinking together. The sound of a piano playing.
Music, in all sorts and forms.
And the heartbeat of someone you love, when you lie together in silence.
1. The sweet sound of the voices of my children when they are being honest, loving and transparent.
2. The sound of soft, calming music.
Hearing the waves coming in and out and crashing on the beach.
the clicking of a pen, or pushing buttons on a phone. repetitive sounds that other people seem to find annoying.
the sound of rain hitting the window or roof when i’m laying in bed. the heartbeat of the person you love who is laying next to you with their head in the crook of your chest. their slow breathing when they are sleeping in your arms.
the sound of rain in winter , the sound of air moving the trees in spring , the sound of waves in summer , the sound of breathing in and out ..
The sound of ocean waves hitting the shore, rain on a tin roof, the sound of the woods while laying in a hammock with my eyes closed and the sun on my face, and the sound of complete silence when it begins to snow really hard. Just to name a few.
standing outside when it’s snowing, when everything sounds a little muffled.
The sound of the rain, the sound of the waves.
thunder in the distance. my lil cuzin trying to talk. a natural v12 without the loud muffler
The sound of the voice of the person you’re in love with and their heartbeat.
1.) Thunder
2.) Heavy rain
3.) Ocean waves
4.) Music in any form (except for rap and heavy metal.)
the sleep sounds of my wife and kids… rain on a lazy afternoon… and a screaming guitar melting the walls
I love the sound of water. I love flowing water, rushing water, trickling water…
Bernice
http://livingthebalancedlife.com/2010/the-year-2010-what-did-work/
The sounds the leaves make when you kick through them while walking in Autumn.
The overwhelming soft silence after it snows. There are sounds, but they are muffled, making it feel like you are in a snowglobe.
I love types of sounds that can be only heard in silence. Train passing by in the distance late at night. Fridge buzzing early in the morning. Birds singing somewhere in the forest. My list goes on.
Crackling wood in the fire. Heels on tiled floor. Pencils tapping.
A certain girl’s voice, even though I don’t get along with her.
My best friend’s voice.
Music.
Depending on the phase, their music.
Gives me the hope that keeps me living.
(:
Sounds of joy
All music except rap and screamo.
Thunderstorms at night.
My fishtank.
The beach.
The sound of waves against the side of a boat. It reminds me of when I was little and we lived on our boat in a marina.
And all my friends laughing together.
I love the sound of rain at night, or in the morning when I know I have the whole day off to lay in bed and watch movies on netflix. I also find the ocean to be completely meditative.
The sound of my mom voice
The sound of rain drops , winds and music
So true: the heartbeat of someone you love, when you lie together in silence.
His Heartbeat <3
The sound of a piano, playing a long sad song…
the sound of my garage door opening when My Love is coming home.
SILENCE!!!
A gentle thunderstorm on my roof.
Incoming message from Skype
Rain, the ocean, rivers, fountains – any form of flowing water
Strong winds rushing through trees
Music
the sound when you rip a paper
the music my brothers play, at first catious and quiet but it gradually grows louder abd stronger, as if they are slipping into a new world
water, fast or slow, all water
a dog yawning to wake you up before your alarm clock
a gentle sigh that sneaks out when you have a perfect time with a perfect person
a babies innocent coo
The two beeps that my hearing aids make when they turn on.
Also, the sounds immediately after I take them off, when I realize how quiet and muted everything is without them.
Sometimes, I prefer not to wear them.
The comforting purr of my cat as he cuddles up against me at night
that buzzing sound you hear when you sit in silence long enough
the sound of the rain at night when I’m trying to sleep
the sound of my neiece end nephew laughing
the sound of my dog yelping to play
The sound of water running over pebbles.
The Sound of a Storm
The sound of rain
sound of first birds in spring
The sound of rain pouring on an umbrella, or a car roof.
The sound of a cello being played beautifully.
Kitties purring, the beach and the rain.
The sound of the woods when everyone is quiet
The sound of the wind when it speaks to you
The sound of silence
The sound of an acoustic guitar.
the sound of car tires driving over pebbles/little rocks
a beating heart
The sound of a baby laughing.
music that I love
The loudest dynamic of silence. (Yes, that sounds crazy..but it’s true)
The sound of the world, because frankly, reading all of this really makes me enjoy the fact that I’m still living and loving it(:
Laughter, real laughter and the initial silence when you get in bed for the day.
absolute silence
otherwise, probably the water running in the fish tank or a steady downpour of rain on the roof
the sound of my pen writing furiously on paper
Bricks sliding across bricks
there are 2 perfect sounds in recorded music I know of. One is the introduction to ‘Filthy Habits’ on Frank Zappa’s Sleep Dirt – three reversed guitars, feeding back in harmony with each other – blends into a transcendent noise. The other is the swell on the intro to Simple Minds ‘All the Things She Said’, which sounds like a synth but is actually a processed guitar – a celestial sound.
The sound of harmonization when two people sing a duet together. <3
the sound of rain falling through the trees.
The sound of a cat purring.
The sound of a heavy downpour.
The sound of my fiances heartbeat and his steady breathing.
Rain
The voice of a young British boy (something similar to the voice of “Charlie Bit My Finger”). I’m Canadian, but every time I hear a little boy with a British accent speak I instantly smile.
The sound of pushing the ashes down in a bowl w/ the butt of a lighter.
the sounds of leaves rustling in the wind.
When my lover laughs, it’s like everything’s great and is only gonna get better.
The sigh of contentment that comes out of my dog as she curls up tight to me after I come home from work; the sweet sound of a high end car audio system while whizzing down the road on a warm summer night with the girl you love in the passenger seat.
The rain, when it’s soaking outside. Everything about it, the smell, and noise, the feeling of being at one with nature.
music
Bones breaking.
A thunder storm.
The sound of rain on a rooftop.
~ Rain (but only when I’m sleeping)
~ Wind chimes twinkling in the wind
~ Baby coos
~ My husband when he laughs really hard at something
~ Ocean waves
girls moaning
My daughter singing in the shower. She been doing it since she was 3. (She’s 14 now.)
a D major triad.
His laugh.
I like to hear the sound of someone writing and playing piano. And the heart beating. It’s amazing.
the crinkling noise you hear when you light a cigarette.
His heart beat and every breath he takes when I lay my head on his chest. The silly excited barks I get from my dog when I come home for the weekend. His laugh, it’s perfect. The squeak of an old floor it reminds me that it’s solid trustworthy and has been doing it’s job perfectly for a long time it’s reassuring and dependable. A diesel engine, a nonsense story a little kid thought up, laughter in general and the crunch of leaves underfoot in the fall.
i love the sound of a crotch rocket (speed bike) revving and speeding off
the sound a hockey puck makes when it gets hit by a slap shot
the crackling of a camp fire.
the scratching of a ben across paper.
the sound of our memories, your laugh, our inside jokes, your heartbeat.
the sound of the wind through the trees.
and a really awesome drum corps.
Horse hooves on the pavement.
the sound of the ocean
1. The sound of a volleyball being smashed onto the other court.
2. The sound of waves.
3. The swish of the snow under my board.
4. The sound of my friends’ laughter.
walking on gravel
Children playing.
Cicadas.
the crinkly sound of wet paper after it has dried.
1.sounds of nature(birds,water,rain,wind,leaves,thunder,ocean,etc.)
2.classical music(piano)
3.wind chimes
4.music(calming songs that isn’t rock)((rock is still cool but not my favorite sound:P))
5.voices of people i miss(parents,sibling,best friend,etc.)
Thunderstorm
Pinecones being crushed.
Leaves being walked on in the fall.
My boyfriends laugh.
The sound of a child laughing.
The voices of my family members and rain on the window
Anything that calms me or makes my day feel good.
My lover’s moan
Nat King Cole
I love the sound of falling rain. The sound of my fan whirring as it cools down my computer. The sound of liquid pouring into glass (It’s weird but true!). The music of string instruments of any kind. The sound of rustling trees and crunching leaves. The sound of clicking pens (Click click click click click…). The hissing sound of forcing metal to cool when you dunk it in water when forging and welding.
There are so many more that I love, that I’ve probably forgotten. Ahh well, I’ll remember them sooner or later.
My favourite sound comes in a variety of ways, but they always give me the same sensation; a surge of energy that flows up and down my spine leaving goose bumps on my triceps. There I loose my self in the ebb and flow of the sound waves pulsing in my ears.
babies laughing.
The sound of rain on my roof when I’m in bed and dont have to go out in it.
I love listening to thunderstorms, the crackling of the thunder mixed with the sound of the rain.
I love the sound of rain and laughter and the sound of his laugh <3
Her moaning
An engine roaring to life after a fresh rebuild. or the wind whistling through the trees. come to think of it, i don’t really have a favorite sound… just some sounds i like a lot.
The sound of my girlfriend having an orgasm..
my dog’s tail thump thumping in happy greeting when he sees me, or when we’re talking…
Babies laughing.
Mourning Doves.
Seagulls, windchimes, rustling reeds & distant waves, altogether.
Bass from a dance party when you’re still outside.
Crack of a bat.
A Ferrari.
Kitten purring.
Husband’s tone-deaf singing.
Fog horns In the morning.
Jimi Hendrix, Are You Experienced, on vinyl
The hum of a distant city.
My mother and nieces laughter and voices living so far away from them is so difficult, love our chats on the phone picks me up so much
meadow larks in the early morning, and cows and horses in the distant
The sound of crickets at the beach on hot summer night.
Thunderstorms.
Strong winds blowing through the trees bringing a storm.
The sound of rain on my metal roof. TIC TIC TIC TIC….
Babies laughing/children playing
Raining when indoors in bed
the beach waves
the piano playing a beautiful song
the cars driving by a highway
birds chirping
a beautiful voice singing
A two year old’s laughter.
the trumpet of a sandhill crane across a field in the early morning, when the air is still clear enough to make out every echo
The sound of the rain hitting the ocean. Or the leaves in the wind. The sound of kids learning to see the world. Or the sound of silence. The best sound is the sound of love.
The sound of raindrops on the roof of your tent (Preferably when the tent is amply waterproof.)
The sound of a far of a train whistle in the still of night
when a woman cums
WAVES!!!!!!!!!!
the sound of rain hitting the leaves of trees.
The sound you hear when you put your ear close to a clementine when you pull the sections apart
The sound of a loon’s ghostly call on a lake when I go to sleep at night at my camp in Maine.
my boyfriend’s laughter as he’s doing what he loves.
Marbles clanking together and rubbing along side one another.
The sound of a muted trumpet.
Also a Third Inversion AbMajor7 Chord
the sound of everyones flag swishing in the air and the being caught perfectly. you will know what i’m talking about if you know what colorguard/winterguard is.
ben gibbard’s voice.
the sound of laughter
I love the sound of bubble wrap popping,
The sound of the perfect leaf crunch in autumn
but the best sound is rain!!!
Sitting on the front porch, listening to the rain, thunder and wind chimes. It is so peaceful and yet you know there is a storm brewing.
The sound of a thunderstorm while he’s holding me in his arms, and randomly whispers I love you.
My hubby and kids laughing.
The sound of the tires of a car on a gravel road… i just love it
rain on a tin roof and the spark of a lighter
The sound a vacuum cleaner makes when it picks up a bunch of stuff at the same time.
rain, the ocean lapping at a dock, and laughter
the sound of a kiss
My boyfriend’s soft voice when he’s saying something meaningful.
The sound of walking through fallen leaves
The sound of horses grazing
The sound of rain outside, when I’m inside with a cup of tea – and there’s the rain, right on cue!
The sound of emptying the trash can on an apple computer.
I like the sound of the dryer running. Or a fan. I can’t sleep without one of them.
the sound of your tires when youre driving on a driveway made of rocks.
Thunder and heavy rain!
– The sound of shuffling cards.
– The sound of ice cracking.
Weird, but true.
the sound of the piano it’s full of plently emotions
The sound of scissors cutting fabric.
When dodge balls hit people.
Heavy rain and distant thunder
Frogs and bugs by the lake at night
The sound of music. Or the sound of new sneakers on a Wal-Mart floor.
the sound of my mom saying my name.
hmm, I’d probably have to say the sound of my church’s bells.. Almost gives me chills
Also, I like the sound of crunching leaves
The sound of my best friends voice saying my name when he’s thinking of something sweet – his voice changes into a softer tone and he hugs me later. I love the sound of his heartbeat when he hugs me
Thunder and heavy rain
Ocean Waves
Wah-wah in a Dubstep song
when my husband tells me he loves me. plus the sound of my husband sleeping chanelle 19 new zealand
the sound of rain on a tin roof
The sounds of the forest, the wind rustling through the trees, the near by creek that has it’s dips and turns, the sound of a startled deer scurrying away from it’s invader.
Or the sweet, blessed sound of Silence.
My favorite is…the sound of farts. Because there’s a large variety of them!
The sound of my grandparents shagging in the next room. It gives me hope that when I get that old, my sex life will be just as great
My boyfriend’s heartbeat
The sound of the trains going by at night.
My girlfriends laugh, the sound of her heartbeat, her singing voice.
Leaves rustling, waves crashing, rain on a window pane, the lead singer of Mumford’s voice, Irish music, a fire crackling… just to name a few
waves crashing on the shore, lying in bed breathing slowly while a soft fan is spurring
That little sound puppies make when they’re sleeping
Chickadees
Heartbeats
the voice of Sir Paul McCartney.
the sound of leaves crunching when I run over them in the fall & i love when i hear people laughing.
The sound of sand falling on dry leaves.
Wind through aspen leafs. An earliest memory, of white-barked aspen with iridescent nearly translucent leaves in the mountains, making the most peaceful sound I can never forget.
The sound of water can really help your creativity and thought
The sound of cats fighting in an alley.. and then the slow agonizing screeches that fade into silence as one of them dies.
The sound of a sweet baby breathing while I rock him to sleep
the sound of a boat across a lake
The sound of children laughing. It’s completely contagious!
A lion’s roar
silence
The midnight train.
The pure, clean sound of a perfectly played flute
The sound of a skateboard rolling down a street
Or the sound of waves clashig together
(Yes i am a californian)
Socket wrench and the beach
Music, rainy nights, & his voice. (:
his soft snores when he sleeps
rain. not the gentle pitter patter of rain on your roof. pouring, torrential, flood inducing rain.
The fizzing sound of a perfectly carbonated IPA freshly poured from the bottle
Aside from the voice of the person I love: the sound a DLSR makes when taking a picture, knowing that you’ve captured a remarkable moment.
The sound of a steady rainfall on the roof on a car, while in traffic.
his presence
i love the sound of falling rain
a baby laughing
The voice of a person i really miss
The sound of a ticking watch
A gentle rain or rolling thunder. A baby’s laugh. My mom’s voice. The coffee pot brewing.
I miss the sound of my granny cooking breakfast when I was little. I would wake up to the sound of small talk between my granny, grandad, aunts, and uncles. I would hear their muffled voices and bacon popping and sizzling in the frying pan. My granny and grandad passed away within 48 hours of each other in August. They couldn’t live without each other. I miss them everyday.
My phone’s buzzing sounds it makes when I receive a text message.
The sound of the wind in the leaves.
my daughter’s laugh
a piano in the silence.
The sound of spinning fire poi. Enwrapped in flames around you heightening your senses to an all time level to enjoy the sound of fire flapping in the wind with your swinging ears.