1.Eraser.

A sure sign of perfection with a reminiscent tone of Ed's Take it Back mixed with his throaty vocals and great guitar chords.

2. Castle on the Hill.

Never been to London? That's okay. After listening to this you'll pretty much know everything about the UK. If you have been though.... get out the tissues and cue the homesickness.

3. Dive.

Someone give him another Grammy already.

4. Shape of You.

Ed, apparently, debated about putting this on the album or not. We're so glad he did; reflective of a Sia song combined with Ed's suave lyrics makes this a top pick to dance too at any club. Or in your room. Or in your car. Anywhere, actually.

5. Perfect.

Pure heart. Put it on your list of possible first-dance songs.

6. Galway Girl.

YESS! ALL THE IRISH FEELS.

7. Happier.

Okay. That's cool. Not like I needed my heart anyway.

8. New Man.

Most humorous song I've heard in a while. I mean the lyrics "bleached asshole" make an appearance within the first thirty seconds.

9. Heart's Don't Break Around Here.

Another classic.

10. What do I Know?

The type of song you want to put on when you wake up feeling refreshed on a Saturday morning. The type of song you belt too while cleaning your room. The type of song that reminds us, with all the hate going on currently, that love, understanding and positivity are far more important than anything else.

11. How Would You Feel (Paean).

Can someone serenade me with this? Yes? No? Maybe? I'll be waiting.

12. Supermarket Flowers.

Once again, not like I needed my heart. A raw, emotional song about loss and the pain yet beauty behind it. Guaranteed to make you cry.

13. Barcelona.

I just want to dance! [In the streets! Of Barcelona!]

14. Bibia Be Ye Ye.

I still have no idea what this means, but man, I'll continue to belt it at the top of my lungs.

15. Nancy Mulligan.

YES! MORE IRISHNESS! Also, how could you not love this song? It's about his grandparent's and their love story! It's so pure.

16. Save Myself.

Probably the most important song on the track. With Ed's honesty and brilliant lyrics, we're reminded that we need to take care of ourselves first and foremost. Then we can help others.

Thanks for taking care of yourself, Ed! By doing so, you single-highhandedly saved 2017.

BONUS: This picture.