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12 Songs You Totally Forgot Existed, But Know Every Word To

Get ready for the ultimate jam sesh.

Victoria Giansante

Oct 25, 2016

Widener University

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12 Songs You Totally Forgot Existed, But Know Every Word To

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Ever go to a bar or a party and hear a song you completely forgot you loved? Me too. And lately it’s been happening a lot more often, so I decided to compile a list of a few songs that used to make me jam out, but that I forgot I knew every single word to… Road trip playlist? I think yes.

1. Enrique Iglesias: Hero

I have vivid memories of belitng the lyrics in the car, "I will be your hero baby. I will kiss away the pain. I WILL STAND BY YOU, FOREVER. I can be.... you heroooo..." Talk about romance.

2. Daniel Powter: Bad Day

Throwback to American Idol, and all the times I used to listen to this song when I was having a "bad day." Thanks, Daniel, for being there.

3. The Calling: Wherever You Will Go

Creepy or romantic? I'll let you pick. Not gonna lie though, this song used to make me swoon.

4. Eiffel 65: Blue (Da Ba Dee)

I don't even think I need to explain this one. You just know.

5. Nelly Furtado: I'm Like A Bird

I may or may not attribute my free-spirited personality development to this song.

6. All American Rejects: It Ends Tonight

I have to admit... When I came across this song for the article's sake, I may have saved it for later so I can put it on repeat.

7. Natalie Imbruglia: Torn

A personal fav that helped me realize life can pretty much suck sometimes.

8. Owl City: Fireflies

We all know this song made no sense but that never stopped us from screaming the lyrics from the tops of our lungs.

9. Nickelback: How You Remind Me

Please refrain from your "Nickelback sucks" remarks because you'd be a dirty liar if you said you never jammed out to this song.

10. Hoobastank: The Reason

The song that gave girls the idea to change bad boys into good guys.

11. Edwin McCain: I'll Be

I shamelessly still have this song on a few of my playlists and listen to it regularly.

12. Hinder: Lips Of An Angel

Why does a song about cheating have to be so romantic and catchy? Damn you Hinder.

Feeling the nostalgia yet? Throw these into a playlist and play it with all your friends in the car, and see how many people can recite all the words. Happy listening!

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