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20 Songs To Add To Your Study Playlist

With the semester in high gear, you're going to need a good playlist to get you through.

Oct 29, 2020

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20 Songs To Add To Your Study Playlist

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I'm going to be honest, I never used to listen to music while studying or doing work. That being said, I've now found the perfect combination of productive yet not distracting songs that help me focus. Something I've noticed about college is that there's always so much going on around you. Sometimes you just need to put on some headphones and listen to some music to keep you focused. Here are some of the songs that have gotten me through late-night study sessions.

"Easily" by Bruno Major

"Holocene" by Bon Iver

"You're Gonna Live Forever in Me" by John Mayer

"Meet Me in the Hallway" by Harry Styles

"Grow As We Go" by Ben Platt

"Too Sad To Cry" by Sasha Sloan

"Lemon Boy" by Cavetown

"She" by Harry Styles

"Coffee Cups and Cigarettes" by Tomo

"Vienna" by Billy Joel

"Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" by Tame Impala

"Sleeping Lotus" by Joep Beving

"Should Have Known Better"by Sufjan Stevens

"Bookstore Girl" by Charlie Burg

"Rhiannon" by Fleetwood Mac

"The Story" by Conan Gray

"Salvatore" by Lana Del Rey

"Oh Ms Believer" by Twenty One Pilots

"Where's My Love" by SYML

"Movement" by Hozier

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