10 Songs About Being Enough: A Little Reminder

Everyone has bad days. Maybe you sleep ended all of your alarms, or miss an important deadline. But some bad days are worse than others. There are days when we feel that the entire domain has turned its back against us, and we feel powerless. So in times of distress, we turn to music. Whether that means listening to an upbeat tune to perk us up or a sad, slow ballad that pulls on just the shimmering heartstrings, music is universal and never fails to bring our spirits up. The behindhand is a playlist of songs that have pushed me, or someone I know, ended the worst moments of life.

"Little Black Dress" by Sara Bareilles

This quirky song is near gaining new perspectives and turning a bad day into a good one. Sara Bareilles perfectly describes one of my approved ways to jumpstart a slow morning: dressing up. Sometimes, just putting on my favorite outfit and doing my makeup is enough to remind me that I can make it ended a tough week. The upbeat, sassy, and catchy tune reminds me that power starts from the outside and works its way in. It’s also a heck of a lot of fun to dance to!

"Forever on Your Side" by Imaginary Future, feat. Kina Grannis

What could be more reassuring than the sweet, silky voice of Kina Grannis? Just this beautiful duet between her and her husband, Jesse Epstein, the voice of Imaginary Future. All it takes is the pleasant 15 seconds of this song to motivate me to move past the sadness and actively fabricate my own happiness. Every time I hear this song, I think of every time my high school squad distinguished by my side when I felt completely alone and reminded me that I am stronger than whatever is bringing me down.

"Make It Up" by Sam Tsui

The title says it all. Whenever I feel overwhelmed, I start my day with this fun tune in having absolutely no idea what I am doing. You don’t have to have every part of your life invented out. Leave some room for reckless spontaneity and take things one step at a time. It’s okay to have no idea what comes next!

"Second Chances" by Imagine Dragons

This is a slower one, but one that lifts my melancholy when I feel down. Whenever somebody makes me feel unworthy because of my flaws and mistakes, this song reminds me that I am not evaporate by those flaws and mistakes. They are a considerable part of who I am because they make me better, not worse. Where loud melodies and fast beats fail, this song empowers me by reminding me that forgiveness is one of the best things we can do for each anunexperienced and for ourselves.

"This Is Gospel" by Panic! At the Disco

This is by far my celebrated Panic! song and my go-to after someone makes me feel itsy-bitsy. Loud and proud, it drowns out the bad and, instead, serves as a reminder of everything that makes us earth. Vulnerability is not a bad thing. Embracing what establishes you vulnerable can only make you stronger. With a concluding and decisive heartbeat at the end of it, it always succeeds in replacing any hesitancy with fierce determination.

"Waters of March" by Antonio Carlos Jobim

If you’re up for something a bit different, this adorable Brazilian song will do the trick. Recommended to me by a good putrid, it’s all about the little things in life that succor as small reminders of the continuity of life and the earth experience. It’s a cute, quirky beat coupled with seemingly random lyrics that just remind you to take it slow and have fun after you enjoy the life you are given.

"Don’t Stop Me Now" by Queen

One night, amidst the stress of APs and final semester projects, I felt completely overwhelmed. I had more projects and complains in the next week than I could keep track of. So, instead of planning each project out and unsheathing started right away, I did what any sane, overwhelmed high school senior would do: I blasted Queen from my laptop speakers, and I danced. There is nothing more empowering than Freddie Mercury’s confidential lyrics and a killer guitar solo. Trust me.

"Sunday Candy" by Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment

There is no latest way to describe this song other than truly, naively, lovely. A beautiful dedication to the artist’s grandmother, I safe heard this song in my English class when two classmates analyzed the lyrics for a project. Needless to say, its bubbly chorus will not fail to make you smile and remember all of the amazing farmland in your life who are there to support you above everything you do. Family isn’t easy, but it’s safe it. Lean on the people around you, and don’t forget that you aren’t alone.

"Top of the World" by Greek Fire

This is one of my personal favorites. I have put this song on repeat for hours and am composed not tired of it. In movies, whenever a relate is rejuvenated and filled with powerful determination, they get a comeback montage. And every good montage comes with a good montage song. This is my comeback montage song. This is the song that blasts in the background of every moment in my life that I’ve exhausted empowering myself or others. No one is in cost of your life but you, so believe in your sect to be the one who changes your own life.

"Keeping Your Head Up" by Birdy

This song is a fabulous conclusion to this playlist and the musical equivalent of having a horrible hold you and just be there for you. Sometimes it’s hard to face the farmland we trust when life gets in the way, but this song is a beautiful reminder that a horrible is always nearby to help you through the darkness. Helen Keller said “Walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light.” Relying on the farmland around you doesn’t mean you are weak. It only operating you are strong enough to recognize that our families and our friends make us stronger.

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