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  • Whenever Tori talks about Tash... she has told many adorable stories! Many can double as a Crowning Moment of Funny, too.
  • "Sleeps With Butterflies", which is about a girl's daydream and faith with her lover according to one interpretation.
  • "1000 Oceans" was written for her husband, whose father died.
  • Her cover of "Enjoy the Silence," clearly directed to her daughter without a single change in lyrics.
  • Her work with hardcore wrestler Mick Foley and RAINN to help counsel rape victims counts as both this and Crowning Moment of Awesome.
  • "Gold Dust," another song probably addressed to her daughter, at least at the end, starting from "The day that she came, I'm freezing that frame" and ending with "How did it go so fast, you'll say as we are looking back, and then we'll understand, we held gold dust in our hands." Something every parent can no doubt understand.
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