My Top Songs of ALL Time

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So the @bloghomework assigned this week was " What Are Your Top 5 Songs of All Time? Songs you could listen to over and over again." I decided I had too many songs, but mostly by the same artists so I double up on some #'s who share the band/artist and I will not only provide you with my list of songs, but the songs themselves because they're oh, so worth the listen. <3 In no particular order (because I just can't) here are my top songs of all time:

1. "Peter" - Daughter

and

"Smother" - Daughter

2.) "Little Lion Man" - Mumford and Sons

and

"The Boxer" - Mumford and Sons

3.) "My Boy Builds Coffins" - Florence and The Machine

and

"Falling" - Florence and The Machine

4.) "Almost Lover" - A Fine Frenzy

"Near To You" - A Fine Frenzy

5.) "Hopeless Love" - Daphne Loves Derby

"Pollen and Salt" - Daphne Loves Derby

And my oldies but goodies, that I always get the cheekiest smile on my face and have to sing or hum along:

"Mona Lisa" - Nat King Cole

"A Blossom Fell" - Nat King Cole

"Downtown" - Petula Clark (I could only find the LOST video of the version I like - but that's ok, because LOST!)

"Make Your Own Kind Of Music" - Mama Cass

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tulfanbru:
Alright. I got a chance to listen to these!! And I'm going to say that I REALLY love the songs by Daughter. She's got a really beautiful voice. I'll have to download some of her stuff for sure. I really like how you mixed in some old jams too. Really cool. Here's an older song for you to check out that I've been obsessed with lately. http://youtu.be/XsxEfmhmDXg OH MAN!!!!
robertbluesman:
massive likes here!!!!!! re: Daughter... super thanks for her heads up! that 1st one is a total shotgun to the heart! she has infinite control of every word's meaning with her subtle inflections and occasional lights out shape note wrap-arounds. kudos for all the rest... except on a personal note - I now can't hear Nat's "Mona Lisa" without a cap tip to Matthew Broderick & Penelope Ann Miller *drool* dancing in "The Freshman" when she reveals her father owns the real Mona Lisa.

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