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19 Songs To Ease You Through Your Anxiety Attack

These songs have always helped me through even the worst of my anxiety attacks.

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19 Songs To Ease You Through Your Anxiety Attack
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While prescription medication never helped my anxiety, somehow, songs did. Whenever I have anxiety attacks, I have to listen to music. Over the past seven years of having anxiety disorder, I have found the best songs that calm me down quick. I made sure to make this list long enough to get through the longest of anxiety attacks. Some anxiety attacks last 10 minutes, and some last up to hours according to the Calm Clinic. Here are the 19 best songs to listen to when having anxiety:

1. "Knee Deep" -- Zac Brown Band and Jimmy Buffett

2. "Chicken Fried" -- Zac Brown Band

3. "Homegrown" -- Zac Brown Band

4. "Toes" -- Zac Brown Band

5. "Life Is A Highway" -- Rascal Flatts

6. "Try Everything" -- Shakira

7. "All These Things That I've Done" -- The Killers

8. "Could Have Been Me" -- The Struts

9. "Don't Stop Believin'" -- Journey

10. "The Climb" -- Miley Cyrus

11. "Wake Me Up" (Acoustic) -- Aloe Blacc

12. "Oceans (Where My Feet May Fail)" -- Hillsong United

13. "Cheeseburger In Paradise" -- Jimmy Buffett

14. "Road Less Traveled" -- Lauren Alaina

15. "We Should Be Friends" -- Miranda Lambert

16. "Wasted Time" -- Keith Urban

17. "Some Nights" -- Fun.

18. "Something Just Like This" -- The Chainsmokers, Coldplay

19. "Strawberry Swing" -- Coldplay

Here's the link to a playlist with all of these songs on Spotify. Leave a comment and let people know your favorite songs to listen to when having anxiety!

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