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5 Songs To Bring You Back To Your Pre-Teens

Because everyone has that one song that you would blast in your room all day long after school.

Oct 26, 2015

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5 Songs To Bring You Back To Your Pre-Teens

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When we were younger, there were certain songs that absolutely defined our generation. Whether you were someone who enjoyed Blink 182, The All-American Rejects or the Jonas Brothers, chances are these songs were, at one point, your jam.

5. "That's What You Get"- Paramore

Because what screams "angst-ridden teen" better than Paramore?

4. "Gives You Hell"- The All-American Rejects

When this song first came out, I was not a huge fan. But this song soon caught on and I would listen to it before school every day!

3. "Ocean Avenue"- Yellowcard

I don't care what age you were when this song came out. Any time it came on the radio, you know you were belting out "If I could find you now, things would get better!!!"

2. "Wake Me Up When September Ends"- Green Day

The feels. Just all of the feels.

1. "Stacy's Mom"- Fountains of Wayne

This was by far one of the best songs that everyone ever listened to. My sister used to cover my eyes during one part of the music video, but I'll let you figure out which part that was!

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