HE'S BACK!

That's right, after a year-long hiatus, Ed Sheeran has just debuted two new songs. Yes, two. And "Castle on the Hill" is so beautiful and heartfelt that I legitimately cried when I listened to it. . . all three times.

So, in honor of another year blessed with Ed's amazing music making talent, here's a list of my favorite songs he's made so far -- with links to the YouTube videos.

You're welcome.

10. Lego House

Despite its popularity, I just don't think it beats any of Ed's more passionate works. But it has wonderful lyrics and a beautiful guitar. Plus the music video awesomely includes Rupert Grint, so that definitely puts it at No. 10 on my list.

9. Don't

I must say, I am a fan of sassy Sheeran, and this song definitely delivers a super fun, upbeat tune, even if the message sucks. Either way, the girl who inspired this one (whose name will remain unmentioned) definitely got what was coming to her.

8. The A Team

This was the first Ed Sheeran song I ever heard after I downloaded it when it was the free song of the week on iTunes almost seven years ago. While Ed's music has only gotten better, this heartbreaking song will always have a place in my heart.

7. Cold Coffee

Cold coffee may be ick, but Ed's sweet voice and adorable lyrics are definitely anything but. This is most definitely one of his most underrated songs, as it was written before his big debut. I do wish it had a real music video. *Sigh* A girl can dream.

6. Little Bird

It seems that "Little Bird" is forgotten by those who don't dabble in the Sheeran songs that don't make the radio, but there's something about this one. It's got a great rhyme (as usual) and the lyrics are just so catchy (again, as usual). It will always be a top 10 pick for me.

5. I See Fire

What can I say, this song is just so cool, as is the movie it was featured in. The guitar here is also completely amazing. The only downside is that it's a little long, but I can overlook that just for you, Ed.

4. Drunk

Though this one never felt as popular as some of the others, I think it's definitely one of his best. His lyrics here are both clever and relatable, and I love how he can make this song seemingly fun and deeply sad all at the same time.

3. Gimme Love

This song is one that routinely makes its way onto my shower karaoke list. I adore the way Ed's voice sounds in this one, and the softness of this song is just so lovely. The ending has always been a bit much for me, though, which is why it sits at No. 3.

2. Photograph

I'll admit, when this song first came out, it didn't immediately catch my interest. Only with time and the realization that life moves so quickly have I grown to love this song so much. Photos have became a beautiful reminder of all the good in my life, and this makes me tear up every time I hear it.

1. Thinking Out Loud

I don't care if it's cheesy or expected or if this is every single other person's favorite Ed Sheeran song. I will always love this one. I will continue to sing it at karaoke and watch my parents dance to it, and I will play it at my wedding. This song will always make me fall in love with love.

BONUS: Castle on the Hill

And I uploaded the acoustic version too because it's just so good.