Say Amen (Saturday Night) By Panic! At The Disco Except From Your Mom’s Car Radio While You’re Flying

Which Witch by Florence And The Machine except from a friend’s phone while you explore the burial sites of the witches tried in your town of Salem in 1693. The autumn winds seem to carry not only leaves but the sounds of singing from the nearby woods - which you only realize once the song ends but the music doesn’t. You can only hope that those restless spirits don’t decide to follow you home.

requested by @wolfinthelivingroom

Killer Queen by Queen except on your car stereo while you and your girlfriend drive away from a burning city during the apocalypse. Luckily some rain is starting to come in.

for @maxwell-marittimo 

You’re a whale in the pacific ocean, spending your anniversary with your mate. Whales do keep the same mate forever, and you’re very happy right where you are. You swim past the kelp and schools of fish and enjoy the way the sun’s light moves around the water. You’re nearing the coast of Washington, and you can hear the jingle of the whale tour boats above you. The attention doesn’t bother you or your mate, and you can hear the music the boat is playing. The voice of the singer is so inspiring, you join into the melody and sing your own love song. It may not be a broadway-worthy performance, but the happiness you feel makes it worthwhile. 

Puma Rescued From A Contact-Type Zoo Can’t Be Released Into The Wild, Lives As A Spoiled House Cat

Sky Full of Song by Florence and the machine except it’s playing in a large, empty cathedral that you’ve wandered into, and you can’t decide between running around or dancing freely or laying on your back in the middle aisle and staring at the ceiling in awe of this rare moment.

requested by @elephants-eat-bunnies

Love by Lana Del Rey except you’re a private detective, letting it play on the radio in your office one rainy night while you flip through case files under a dim lamp.

Gravity by John Mayer but it’s the solitary sound in an empty ballroom

Heroes playing from another room David Bowie

Let It Be by The Beatles except you’re in your room on a late summer’s night, crying your eyes out over something dumb but knowing you need to get it out, and in the middle of it you put this song on your old record player. It’s deeply cathartic as you stare at the ceiling and listen to the breeze outside your window.

requested by @icedcarmelcoffee