Morning Songs

Here's My Morning Playlist. We all know good music can help get us up and ready for the day. Notice the explicit inclusion of a few pop songs, because I've always found certain songs quite catchy.


A SIDE------------
 Pearl Jam- Arc
 Tool- Lateralus
 Lana Del Ray- Ride
 Regina Spektor- Fidelity
 A Fine Frenzy- Now Is the Start
 Feist- 1234
 Mariah Carey- Always Be My Baby
 Bruno Mars- Marry You
 Colbie Caillat- I Do
 Matchbox Twenty- If You're Gone
 Pearl Jam- Just Breathe
 Taylor Swift- Begin Again
 The Beatles- Happiness Is a Warm Gun
 Slipknot- Snuff
 Neil Young- Unknown Legend
 Bon Iver- Holocene
 A Perfect Circle- 3 Libras

 B SIDE-----------
Coheed and Cambria- Welcome Home
Circa Survive- Get Out
Journey- Don't Stop Believin'
Vampire Weekend- A-Punk
Billy Joel- Uptown Girl
She and Him- Why Do You Let Me Stay Here
Ellie Goulding- I Know You Care
Bob Dylan- Forever Young
Justin Timberlake- Like I Love You
Eddie Vedder- The Wolf
The Lumineers- Ho Hey
Bon Iver- I Can't Make You Love Me
A Fine Frenzy- Electric Twist
Nine Inch Nails- A Warmer Place
Pete Yorn and Scarlett Johansson- Relator
Kanye West- Coldest Winter
Madonna- Like a Virgin
A Perfect Circle- Renholder
Fleetwood Mac- Songbird
Fiona Apple- Werewolf

What do you think?
What do you listen to?

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