Every person—no matter who you are, what music you’re inclined to listen to and what you do with your Sunday mornings, needs a “Sunday Morning Playlist.” It’s that magical mix of music that accompanies the lazy mornings in bed, coffee runs, and sluggish attempts to do homework.

As all music fans can vouch for, music has this connection to our mood. So, if Sunday is the day that marks fresh starts to the week, rest and reflection, why not have your music parallel all of the things that make Sunday mornings all the sweeter.

So here it is:

The Ultimate Sunday Morning Playlist

accessible on my Spotify (cweek) under the name Sunday Mornings

1. Cecilia—Simon & Garfunkel

2. 100 Years—Five for fighting

3. Annie’s Song—John Denver

4. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown—Jim Croce

5. Bang on the Drum All Day—Todd Rundgren, Tony Levin

6. Blackbird—The Beatles

7. Bridge Over Troubled Water—Simon & Garfunkel

8. Daughters—John Mayer

9. Dreaming with a Broken Heart—John Mayer

10. Everything—Michael Bublé

11. Follow Me—Uncle Kracker

12. From Eden—Hozier

13. Have You Ever Seen The Rain—Creedence Clearwater Revival

14. Here Comes The Sun—The Beatles

15. Hey Jude—The Beatles

16. I Want To Hold Your Hand—The Beatles

17. Into the Mystic—Van Morrison

18. Is This Love—Bob Marley & The Wailers

19. It’s A Beautiful Day—Michael Bublé

20. King of Anything—Sara Bareilles

21. Lazy Song—Bruno Mars

22. Let it Be—The Beatles

23. Marry You—Bruno Mars

24. Mexico—James Taylor

25. My Girl—The Temptations

26. New Soul—Yael Naim

27. Only The Good Die Young—Billy Joel

28. Peaceful Easy Feeling—Eagles

29. Piano Man—Billy Joel

30. Rhythm of Love—Plain White T’s

31. Say—John Mayer

32. The Scientist—Coldplay

33. She’s Got a Way—Billy Joel

34. Sherry—Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons

35. Someone New—Hozier

36. Sunday Morning—Maroon 5

37. Take It Easy—Eagles

38. Take Me Home, Country Roads—John Denver

39. Tears Dry on Their Own—Amy Winehouse

40. Three Little Birds—Bob Marley & The Wailers

41. Vienna—Billy Joel

42. Walking on Sunshine—Katrina & The Wailers

43. The Weight—The Band

44. What Is Life—George Harrison

45. When a Man Loves a Woman—Michael Bolton

46. You Can Call Me Al—Paul Simon

48. You Make me Feel So Young—Frank Sinatra

49. You Make My Dreams—Hall and Oates

50. Your Smiling Face—James Taylor