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As a tween, Hull’s finest learned the rap from Waterfalls – now she blubs to prog. But which song from a British singer-songwriter is her guilty pleasure?
This individual shares a curated list of songs that hold significant meaning throughout their life. These range from early childhood memories and pivotal musical discoveries to deeply emotional tracks that evoke tears and reflection. The selection highlights personal experiences and preferences, including songs for parties, karaoke, and even future funerals.
- Caravan of Love by The Housemartins was the first song the author loved as a child.
- Thriller by Michael Jackson was the first single purchased by the author.
- The author learned the rap from Waterfalls by TLC at age 12.
- Superstition by Stevie Wonder is considered the best party song.
- Anything by Coldplay, especially Yellow, evokes a visceral, carsick reaction.
- Supermarket Flowers by Ed Sheeran is a secret favorite that the author dislikes admitting to liking.
- The Stone Roses album, particularly Waterfall, was life-changing for the author during their teenage years.
- Movin’ on Up by Primal Scream is the song that helps the author get up in the morning.
- Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd is a song that makes the author cry, often associated with funerals.
- If forced, the author would sing These Boots Are Made for Walkin’ by Nancy Sinatra at karaoke.
- Try a Little Tenderness by Otis Redding is the song the author wants played at their funeral.
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