September/October Playlist

Because of school starting, I didn’t really have time to piece together a new playlist for September, so I’ve decided my best option is to just mash up September and October in one playlist. I figured it made sense because I didn’t really start listening to new music until the end of September anyway. So, uh, here it is.

  1. Bad Reputation by Shawn Mendes

This song is my favourite right now off Shawn Mendes’ new album. I don’t really know what to say about it. It’s just like, a good song. I….I like it.

Favourite Lyric: She got a bad reputation / She takes the long way home

2. This Town by Niall Horan

First post-1D single from a member who isn’t Zayn? How about YES. This song is so chill and it reminds me of both One Direction (FOUR era) and Ed Sheeran (Ed Sheeran is never a bad thing). You might scoff at it because it’s, yanno, Niall Horan. But I think you should give it a listen.

Favourite Lyric: Everything comes back to you

3. I’ll Only Miss Her When I Think Of Her by Seth McFarlane

SETH MCFARLANE is a SINGER? Literally my reaction when I found out last week. I was then even MORE blown away when I realized he was a GOOD singer. Like a really, really, good singer. I know this isn’t his original song, so I assume that all the songs are covers, but I don’t care. His albums are nice to fall asleep to.

Favourite Lyric: I’ll only miss her when I think of her / And I’ll think of her all the time

4. I Want To Write You A Song by One Direction

This song makes me happy. I listen to it when it is cold. That is all.

Favourite Lyric: So when the world is cold / You’ll have a hiding place you can go

5. Vienna by Billy Joel

Despite the fact that this song always makes me think of 13 Going on 30, it’s still a good song. I think everyone should listen to this song.

Favourite Lyric: But you know that when the truth is told / That you can get what you want or you get old

6. In The Ghetto by Elvis Presley

This is obviously a classic song. I’m pretty sure ‘Ghetto’ isn’t a politically correct term anymore, but it’s a still a good song. Well, of course it is, it’s Elvis.

Favourite Lyric: And his mama cries

7. i hate u, i love u by gnash

This song is kind of bad to be honest but the chorus is so great that I’ll ignore the rest. It’s so catchy! (I hate this song, I love this song, I hate that I love this song!)

Favourite Lyric: I hate you, I love you / I hate that I love you

8. No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young) by Queen

This song is mad sad, but it’s a good sad. A positive sad. A sad I can support.

Favourite Lyric: And everywhere the broken-hearted / On every lonely avenue

9. Rise by Selena Gomez

This song, despite having that lame talking part in the middle, has a calming effect. Maybe it is the lame talking part that is calming. I don’t really know, it’s just nice to listen to when I have a backache.

Favourite Lyric: You can rise like the tide, like the heat it in the summer

10. Even My Dad Does Sometimes by Ed Sheeran

It seems the worse the weather gets, the more I want to listen to Ed Sheeran. This music is the kind fo music that doesn’t just distract you from how FREEZING it’s getting, but actually kind of makes an experience out of it.

Favourite Lyric: It’s alright to die / ‘Cause death’s the only thing you haven’t tried

That’s all my songs for September and October!!! Here’s the complete playlist.

 

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