Joni Mitchell Songs

Julie changes the record to this song after he starts to cry.

The morning after a party at her Aunt Sarah's house, Claire finds her cooking Belgian waffles; Later Claire sees another side of her mother, when she sees her singing along to the tape which was given to her by her Aunt.

The girls gather around the campfire, playing their favorite song on a cassette player.

This song plays on the record player at Lucy's apartment. She asks Paul to touch her hair.

Will introduces Penny to Russell.

Kathleen quotes it in her letter to NY152. She says "it's such a sad song and not about Christmas at all"

Karen is listening to Joni Mitchell. She tells Harry Joni Mitchell taught her how to feel.

Syd confronts her Dad; needs a hug from Vaughn.

Robin plays this song on the CD player. Her and George dance together at the house.

Joe mocks at the lyrics. "It's clouds illusions I recall, I really don't know clouds at all". What does that mean? Is she a pilot?"

Jeff sends this music to Flora.

Karen gets the CD as a present. She puts on this song and cries in her room. Meanwhile Mia tries on the necklace in her room.

The daughter sings this song at the funeral.

Sam gets a text from noone saying they're thinking of her.

After finding out about Kate's condition, Danny decided to spend the night at Tully's apartment to keep her company.

First song as Jack and Rebecca head to California.

Cassidy plays Tulip's favorite Joni Mitchell song; Tulip sees the music video playing on a tv in her purgatory.

Hilary is singing along while she brushes her hair.

Plays on the jukebox at the bar. Continues as Mark walks to the hobby shop and shows Roberta pictures of Cap'n Hogie and Nicol. Mark asks Roberta for minature teapots.

Alexa plays this song as the rednecks complain about Alexa taking their jobs

Kevin puts on Rebecca's favorite singer while telling the younger Pearsons the story of how she meet Joni Mitchell; Montage as the family members take time to say their goodbyes to Rebecca and as they do others share heartfelt stories of Rebecca's matchmaking.