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Favourite songs?

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Do you have any favourite songs? 

I have to be in the right mood for music. With music there's so much going on like so much noise and so many instruments going on in the background I seem to notice everything in a song I think it's part of the ASD and how I over analyse this. Anyway lately I've been enjoying Fast Car by Tracy Chapman. I like her voice and the softness of the guitar. I heard it on YouTube and thought it was a nice song. Another song that's my current favourite is Visiting Hours by Ed Sheeran which is a sad song but it kind of helps me connect to my sister and that brings me a comfort in a way.

I like music it can be relaxing and help me remember things and people. I find my music and favourite songs change a lot.

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  • A song I absolutely love and never get tired of hearing is: 

    ‘Saraswati Vandana’ by Eshwari Pandit, Sheha Suresh and Ankit Joshi 

    I always find this song so cheering :) 

    I also love ‘Reflektor’ by Arcade Fire

    And a very sweet sentimental song by Gilbert O’Sullivan called ‘We Will’

    And when I’m feeling energetic I love to play ‘The Man’ by The Killers at a very loud volume Tada

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  • A song I absolutely love and never get tired of hearing is: 

    ‘Saraswati Vandana’ by Eshwari Pandit, Sheha Suresh and Ankit Joshi 

    I always find this song so cheering :) 

    I also love ‘Reflektor’ by Arcade Fire

    And a very sweet sentimental song by Gilbert O’Sullivan called ‘We Will’

    And when I’m feeling energetic I love to play ‘The Man’ by The Killers at a very loud volume Tada

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