Music Playlist for my Life

 I have a very...wide variety of music I like, literally like 80's music, rock and roll, today's hits, country, literally anything.

Song #1:  "I lived" One Republic- This song talks about how a person has had so many things they have done and have saw that, when they die, they could 100% say they lived life to the fullest. The part of the song that sticks with me most is "I owned every second that this world could give, I saw so many places, the things that I did, with every broken bone, I swear I lived." I have taken advantage of every opportunity that I could when one has presented itself to me or if I made an opportunity for myself, whether it was a work opportunity, schooling opportunity or just a fun opportunity to take with friends.

Song #2: "Rise Up" Andra Day- I have struggled a lot in my life, with a lot of things, no one's life is easy by any means, mine was and is still exceptionally difficult, I still deal with problems from my childhood even. But this song talks about how no matter how hard it is that she always got up again and again and she would do it 1,000 times again, much like how I have and continue to do.

Song #3: "Safe Inside" James Arthur- This is something that hits home with me, he talks about his younger sibling who he worries about and practically raised. Again, I have had a tough childhood and have a younger brother who isn't exactly like kids his age, I was very protective of him and still am, but me leaving for college soon makes me worry even more because I won't be around to help him and protect him. "Will you call me to tell me you're alright? 'Cause I worry about you the whole night Don't repeat my mistakes I won't sleep 'til you're safe inside If you're home I just hope that you're sober Is it time to let go now you're older? Don't leave me this way I won't sleep 'til you're safe inside." These lyrics made me think about how he will do without me home and how much I will worry while I'm off at college.

Song #4: "When You Love Someone" James TW- My parents got divorced when I was fairly young, about 7 years old. When my brother asked me, once he was older, I wasn't sure how to explain it him. Later I found this song and used this song to explain it to him, "Sometimes moms and dads fall out of love Sometimes two homes are better than one Some things you can't tell your sister 'cause she's still too young Yeah, you'll understand When you love someone There ain't no one here to blame And nothing's going to change with your old friends Your room will stay the same 'Cause you'll only be away on the weekends."

Song #5: "Look What God Gave Her" Thomas Rhett- I have always struggled with my own body image and self confidence/self love and this song is just very upbeat and never fails to make me feel happy with myself as I am.

Song #6: "Material Girl" Madonna- I love the 80's, the fashion, the movies, the music etc. This is just a song that my mom and I always listen to and jam out to together, it's our song.

Song #7: "Back in Black" ACDC- This was always the song I listened to before every high school  soccer game I played, it always got me in game mode and ready to play.

Song #8: "Bad Liar" Imagine Dragons- "So look me in the eyes , tell me what you see Perfect paradise , tearin' at the seams I wish I could escape it , I don't wanna fake it Wish I could erase it, make your heart believe But I'm a bad liar" I have had a lot of trouble with my Dad, I still do, and this song just kinda explains to my Dad like, what do you see in me? Nothing I do is enough for you, I am tearing at the seams trying to be enough for you but I never am, but if I said it didn't bother me, well, I'm a bad liar.

Song #9: "Dirty Little Secret" All American Rejects- This one, I am putting the blame on my boyfriend for this one, he put it on in the car one day and it has been my favorite song since, it's just a really good song and easy to vibe to and just scream the lyrics to.

Song #10: "Bohemian Rhapsody" Queen- I love Queen so much, I have know all their songs, watched the movie, watched documentaries and have been to a Queen concert. I would like to pin blame on my aunt for introducing me to Queen and getting me obsessed with them. She is my role model in life and I look up to her, she doesn't live close anymore and I miss her a lot, but when she is home, this song is always played in the car when I hangout with her.