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MY FALL PLAYLIST

The list below is made up of songs on my current fall playlist.

Shadora Robinson

Nov 06, 2016

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MY FALL PLAYLIST

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For every season there is a set group of songs that we are obsessed with. Some of these songs can hold significance while others are just to have fun and enjoy every moment.

The list below is made up of songs on my current fall playlist. I enjoy each song for many different reason and hopefully you guys enjoy them too.

1. Hallelujah by Pentatonix

2. Let Me Love You by DJ Snake and Justin Bieber

3. All I Ask by Adele

4. No Way by Fifth Harmony

5. Hold My Heart by Lindsey Stirling ft. ZZ Ward

6. Dangerously by Charlie Puth

7. Shout Out To My Ex by Little Mix

8. Famous by Nathan Sykes

9. I Can Only by JoJo ft. Alessia Cara

10. Stone Cold by Demi Lovato

11. Bad Reputation by Shawn Mendes

12. So Good by Louisa Johnson

13. Borderz by Zayn Malik

14. Ego by Bibi Bourelly

15.Love On The Brain by Rihanna

16. The Good, The Bad, And The Dirty by Panic! At The Disco

17. Unbreak My Heart by Toni Braxton

18. Fairly Local by Twenty One Pilots

19. Single by The Neighbourhood

20. If I Were A Boy by Beyonce

21. Love Me or Leave Me by Little Mix

22. The One I Gave My Heart To by Aaliyah

23. Water Guns by Todrick Hall ft. Jordin Sparks

24. Masterpiece (Mona Lisa) by Jazmine Sullivan

25. Kerosene Dreams by X Ambassadors

26. In Common by Alicia Keys

27. My Kind of Love by Emeli Sande

28. Scars to Your Beautiful by Alessia Cara

29. I Could Fall In Love by Selena

30. Wannabe by Spice Girls

There were so many other songs that I could have put on this list but each of these songs made it to the list because they are my most played and I am currently obsessed with them. I hope you guys enjoyed this list of songs.

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