David: We almost died.
Brian: I know. My own death was right there in front of me and you know what happened? Your life flashed before my eyes.
David: How was it?
Brian: Almost worth dying for.
Edmund: It's been a brilliant journey of self-awakening. And now you've simply got to ask yourself this: What is happiness to you, David?
David: The little things... there's nothing bigger, is there?
Edmund: Forgive me, I'm blowing your mind.
David: Is it me?
Julie: If I wasn't me, I'd buy my album.
David: You know, if you can reach one person.
David: I like your life.
Sofía: Well, it's mine and you can't have it.
Sofía: I think she's the saddest girl to ever hold a martini.
Brian: You can do whatever you want with your life, but one day you'll know what love truly is. It's the sour and the sweet. And I know sour, which allows me to appreciate the sweet.
Sofía: Do you love me? I mean really love me. Because if you don't... I'll just have to kill you.
Various: Open your eyes.
David: He never watched television, and yet his biggest magazine is still the TV Digest.
David: I wanna wake up! Tech support! It's a nightmare! Tech support! Tech support.
David: I wanna wake UP.
David: I want to live a real life... I don't want to dream any longer.
Edmund: There are no guarantees, but remember: Even in the future, the sweet is never as sweet without the sour.
Dr. Curtis McCabe: And you didn't immediately wanna sleep with her?
David: Well, you know, I'm a pleasure delayer.
David: You're a shrink! You gotta be better than that.
Dr. Curtis McCabe: Let's not stereotype each other. Not all rich kids are soulless, and not all psychologists care about dreams.
Answer: I think the one you mean is 'Afrika Shox' by Leftfield & Afrika Bambaataa which is track 10 on the fantastic soundtrack.