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30 Songs To Help You Welcome Spring

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30 Songs To Help You Welcome Spring
Ryan Moreno

It is spring time, guys! The sun is shining, flowers are blooming, students are wearing shorts and sunglasses. And when you're walking to class it is important that you have the best tunes to listen to on your journey to class. So, here are 30 songs that feel like spring and sunshine. Songs to make you feel good, make you happy and release any stress you may have.

1. Brighter Than the Sun by Colbie Caillat

Nothing says spring like sunshine, so here's a whole song about love and sunshine and good feels.

2. Happy by Natasha Bedingfield

A lyric is "got the sunshine above" so expect a lot of happy vibes.

3. Lucky by Jason Mraz ft Colbie Caillat

Colbie Caillat is always a good choice to cheer you up and you can count on Jason Mraz to mix energy with beach softness.

4. Dream by Priscilla Ahn

5. 1234 by The Feist

6. Put Your Records On by Corinne Bailey Rae

Honestly, this song is pretty much good whenever.

7. Keep Your Head Up by Andy Grammer

This song is a bit of a throwback but I still think it's a fun song, with a great message!

8. Honey, I'm Good by Andy Grammer

Another Andy Grammer song but this song will for sure make you dance and get excited. Nothing says Spring like the start of sunshine and happiness, just like this song.

9. The Remedy (I Won't Worry) by Jason Marz

10. New Soul by Yael Naim

11. Island in the Sun by Weezer

A classic. Don't we all wish we were on an island in the sun?

12. Georgia by Vance Joy

This song is a little slower but a soft song for a rainy spring day is a necessity.

13. You and I by Ingrid Michaelson

No playlist is complete without a little Ingrid Michaelson. This is just a ukulele and her voice.

14. Who Says by John Mayer

John Mayer is the king of chill music.

15. Mr. Jones by Counting Crows

16. There She Goes by The La's

17. Shine by Benjamin Francis Leftwich

I love love love this and it is my new favorite song.

18. Send Me On My Way by Rusted Root

19. Sweet Pea by Amos Lee

This is a sweet song by Amos Lee that cannot put you in a bad mood. It might even make you dance a little bit.

20. Banana Pancakes by Jack Johnson

He is from Hawaii so he knows all about sunshine, good weather, and chill vibes.

21. Ain't No Reason by Brett Dennen

22. (What A) Wonderful World

An oldie but so nice, lovely and wonderful (sorry this is so cheesy).

23. Something About Your Love by Mason Jennings

25. Fallin' For You by Colbie Callait

24. Saltwater by Geowulf

26. Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles

27. Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison

28. Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves

The Aly and AJ version works too.

29. Say Hey (I Love You) by Michael Franti & Spearhead

A song that should be everybody's playlist, always.

30. Don't Worry Be Happy by Bobby McFerrin

The epitome of the perfect chill song.

Go add these songs to your playlist, go!

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