yellow socks.

Sometimes, a song can speak louder than words, when I have a feeling that I do not have the vocabulary to express, I accumulate a playlist of emotions that reflect how I feel on the inside. Whether it be the vibe, one short lyric or an attached memory, they somehow, each in an individual way, make me feel more complete, or less bottled up. This is the playlist I have composed (and have been listening to on repeat) in the past 2 days. Which is more personal, but I have no words. Enjoy all the feelings I've been so passionately feeling throughout the weekend; 1. Rich girl, Daryl Hall + John Oates 2. Look After You, The Fray 3. Chasing Cars, Snow Patrol 4. Miles Away, Winger 5. Days Like This, Van Morrison 6. Run To You, Bryan Adams 7. Still Of The Night, Whitesnake 8. Pictures Of You, The Last Goodnight 9. Everywhere, Fleetwood Mac 10. More Than A Feeling, Boston 11. Pour Some Sugar On Me, Def Leppard 12. Snap Out of It, Arctic Monkeys 13. Dani California, Red Hot Chill

Some nights, you feel more than others. Some nights you fall asleep quickly escaping the unintended stress you put on yourself leaving no room for any other feelings. But some nights, your heart bursts open, you sit in the bottom of the shower as your feelings pour out your chest and fog up the glass, and for one small second the rest of the word washes down the drain with the rest of the wasted water running directly to the drain because you've been sitting there for just a little too long. Some days music is just music, other days, every word tells you how to feel, each rise in tempo reminds you of a time when you fell in love and the conclusion of each song brings a sudden feeling of security and relief, like you're not alone, and you have survived this far. Some mornings, your friends are just the people you recognise the most, but some mornings, some special mornings, your friends are the people who hold your life together, the faces that make your day worth persisting and