2010s Music
Music from the 2010s
“Thinkin Bout You” by Frank Ocean
“I been thinkin’ ’bout you (you know, know, know). I been thinkin’ ’bout you
Do you think about me still? Do you, do you?”
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“New Year” by Beach House
“Can you call it, see it coming. Just enough to tell a story bout a portrait of a young girl waiting for a new year.”
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“45” by The Gaslight Anthem
But “Better Sense” say, ”Hey, turn the record over. Hey, I’ll see you on the flip side. There you go, turn the key and engine over…”
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“The Sound” by The 1975
“Well I know when you’re around cause I know the sound, I know the sound, of your heart.”
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“Don’t Wanna Fight” by Alabama Shakes
“I don’t wanna fight no more. I don’t wanna fight no more. I don’t wanna fight, I don’t wanna fight!”
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“Desire” by The Gaslight Anthem
“I would give anything for the touch of your skin. Yes, I would burn here for years, up in desire, desire.”
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“Slow Burn” by Kacey Musgraves
“Old soul, waiting my turn, I know a few things, but I still got a lot to learn. So I’m alright with a slow burn, slow burn, slow burn.”
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“Radio Silence” by Shearwater
“But the radio lapses, the radio dies. The sky is a blank screen, an open receiver.”
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“We’ve Been Here Before” by The New Pornographers
“Here is the quick rundown. We’ve been here before. It’s best not to wander far ’cause we’ve been here before.”
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“Garden (Say It Like Dat)” by Sza
‘Cause you’ll never love me, you’ll never love me. You’ll never love me but, I believe you when you say it like that.
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“Amelia” by The Virgins
“Close lights in the backyard sunshine. Amelia in the big beach town. I say, ‘My mind, how d’you get so sky high?’ All those half lights lit her on the ground.
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“Chocolate” by The 1975
“Now run, run away from the boys in the blue. Oh, my car smells like chocolate.”
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“I’m Number One” by Constantine and Ricky Gervais
“I’m number one, you’re number two. We’re criminals at large but I’m at largerer than you.”
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“Hope is a Dangerous Thing For A Woman Like Me To Have-But I Have It!” by Lana del Rey
“They write that I’m happy, they know that I’m not but at best you can see I’m not sad. But hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have. But I have it.”
