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15 Beautiful Songs That Put Everything Into Perspective

Channel your inner peace while listening to these subtle bops.

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15 Beautiful Songs That Put Everything Into Perspective
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Music has a unique way of moving the soul. In such uncertain times, I find so much comfort in songs with lovely words and calming melodies. If you need a break from the hectic craziness of today's world, kick back and put these tunes on the stereo.

1. "Blackbird" by The Beatles

While we typically hail The Beatles for their fast-pace, upbeat hits, I personally feel as though "Blackbird" is an under-appreciated work of art. The bird noises in the background make it especially wonderful.

2. "Heartbeat" by SAILR

3. "Fresh Roses" by Juke Ross

This song will make you want to go outside and garden, even if you don't have a green thumb.

4. "Suitcase Full of Sparks" by Gregory Alan Isakov

5. "Rules" by Nat & Alex Wolff

Oh, how we've evolved since the Naked Brothers Band...

6. "Badge and Gun" by John Mayer

(Anyone who knows me knows I love John, and could listen to his music all day.)

7. "Flower" by Cody Simpson

8. "Days in the Sun" by Ziggy Alberts

9. "Heaven Go Easy on Me" by The Head and the Heart

10. "Sweet to Me" by Summer Salt

11. "Love Is a Wild Thing" by Kasey Musgraves

Kasey, you've done it again! If you like this one, also check out "Happy & Sad".

12. "White Winter Hymnal" by Fleet Foxes

13. "Whole Wide World" by Bahamas

14. "Burst of Ordinary Light" by Floating Action

15. "Feel the Need" by Eryn Allen Kane

Last but certainly not least, this one will really make you feel loved.

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