Artist	Song
Introduction:	Hello! Welcome to the Mental Health Hotline! Click here for full-length mix!!!
Joe Cocker	Bye Bye Blackbird
Phone Booth (2002)	Stu Shepard (Collin Farrell): "Tell me what you want." The Caller (Kiefer Sutherland): "I want your complete attention."
Sublime	Santeria
Beetle Juice (1988)	Otho: "Don't mind her, she's still upset because somebody dropped a house on her sister"
Amy Winehouse	Stronger Than Me
Placebo Vs Pet Shop Boys Vs Kate Bush	Love Comes Running Up That Hill Quickly
Beetle Juice (1988)	Sara: "Paranormal, Is that what they're calling your kind these days?"
Coldcut (featuring Lisa Stansfield)	People Hold On
Party Ben	Hung Up On Soul
Tay Zonday	Chocolate Rain
Madagascar (2005)	Maurice (Cedric the Entertainer): "I'm telling you, that dude just gives me the heebiedabajeebies."
Twisted Sister	We're Not Gonna Take It
ICP	Suicide Hotline
Green Day	Basket Case (Live)
Rebecca (1940)	Rebecca (Judith Anderson): : "You're overwrought, Madame. I've opened the window for you. Some air will do you good. Why don't you leave Mandalay? He doesn't need you. He's got his memories. He doesn't love you..."
Oingo Boingo	Insanity
Eric Clapton	Cocaine
I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry (2007)	Chuck Levine (Adam Sandler): "No, they got, uh, K-Y jelly, two for a dollar. Hell, yeah."
Enrique Iglesias	Addicted
Neil Young	Ambulance Blues
Elton John	Madman Across the Water (Original Version)
Paul Simon	Allergies
The Philadelphia Story (1940)	(Cary Grant & Katharine Hepburn): "Only as it happens I'm not interested in myself for the moment. Not interested in yourself? You're fascinated, Red. You're far and away your favorite person in the world."
Gnarls Barkley	Crazy

Comment:

"There are relapses in the diseases of the mind as in those of the body; what we call a cure is often no more than an intermission or change of disease." Frantois de la Rochefoucauld (French classical author, leading exponent of the Maxime, 1613-1680)

Thanks to ginatron for Paul Simon's "Allergies" and Pop Kulcher for Neil Young's "Ambulance Blues"

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LONDON, Nov. 9 (UPI) -- The Rev. Chad Varah, who founded the anti-suicide group Samaritans at his London church, has died at the age of 95.

A spokesman for the group said that Varah passed away in his sleep Thursday at a hospital in Basingstoke, The Telegraph reported.

Varah, vicar of St. Stephen's Walbrook, founded the group after conducting the funeral of a girl who killed herself at the age of 13. There are now 202 Samaritans groups in Britain and Ireland with thousands of volunteers working on telephone hotlines, and the group has spread around the world.

With five children to support on a meager church salary in the 1940s, Varah developed a sideline in children's comic strips. He was one of the creators of the strip "Dan Dare," about a space traveler.

Prince Charles is patron of the Samaritans in Britain.

"Chad Varah was an utterly remarkable man who founded an organisation which has saved the lives of countless people since 1953," he said. "He was an outstanding humanitarian and a great Briton."

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