A letter from November 14th, 2013

Time Travelled — almost 13 years

Peaceful right?

Dear FutureMe, Hi! Today's Thursday. Yeah, okay, maybe that was a little random, but whatever, maybe that meager fact's interesting to you. Hey, I have a job for you. I want you to look up a song. Then you gotta just sit back and listen to it. And I mean really truly listen. Got it? I'll probably mention more songs later, but this is the only song I really need you to listen to. The song's Here I Am Alive. It's by Yellowcard. See, I'm on the bus right now, on my phone, listening to my music, and I heard that song and thought of you. You'll understand when you hear it, I promise. Or maybe you remember why. I dunno. But just promise me, okay? I want you to listen to it. Right now, I'm listening to My Fault by Imagine Dragons. It's a pretty trippy song, but let's face it; it still doesn't compare to Radioactive. Both of those songs are epic. Hey, if you get the chance, maybe you could listen to some Ed Sheeran. Pick a song from his album "+". Or pick A-team. I recommend A Team, Lego House, Small Bump, or Little Bird. All are by Ed Sheeran. Right now, I'm listening to Domino by Jessie J. It's pretty cool, but you don't have to listen to it. Is Maroon 5 still around? They feel like one of those bands that will always be around, but I dunno. If they're not, LISTEN NOW AND ENJOY THE MEMORIES. I recommend Never Gonna Leave This Bed or Payphone or Wake Up Call, but any song from "Songs About Jane" or "Overexposed" or any of their albums works XD. You oughtta listen to Teenagers by My Chemical Romance, too. I just LOVE that song right now, I don't even know why. I also recommend In One Ear by Cage The Elephant or Thank You For The Venom by My Chemical Romance. Brave by Sara Bareilles also is great. OH! You GOTTA listen to Fall Out Boy and All Time Low. My favorite Fall Out Boy songs are from their album "From Under The Cork Tree". Keep An Eye for Our Lawyer Made Us or Dance Dance. For All Time Low, go for Six Feet Under The Stars or Dear Maria Count Me In. Ooh, try Face Down by Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, too. And you gotta try something by Boys Like Girls, maybe from "Love Drunk". Please. haha. Anything by Fun is also a classic, of course. "Aim and Ignite" is the quirky but incredible album, and "Some Nights" has their powerfl and soulful songs. Do you remember all of this? Any of this? And of course, you don't HAVE to listen to any of these except Here I Am Alive, but still, these are the songs I'm into right now, so yeah. Course, I still love R5. I'm going to my second R5 concert on Saturday, actually. So yeah, you oughtta check out their music, too. Are they still around? I dunno. Ooh, Miss Independant by Kelly Clarkson. Hell, anything by her. Also, if you want a random trip down a random memory lane, go for Angel To You (Devil To Me) by The Click Five. That song's not one of my top 50, exactly, but it's sound has this feel to it that I just can't describe. I also love Biggest Man in Los Angeles by Andy Grammer. And of course, I can't forget We The Kings or McFly. For We The Kings, try Check Yes Juliet or Heaven Can Wait. McFly? Five Colours In Her Hair, Obviously, That Girl, or Little Joanna work. It's 9:01 am right now, in case you're interested at all. I've been writing this for at least half an hour, on my phone. Right now I'm walking to the HS building from the bus stop. Now I'm here. Ha ha. :) I'm kinda running out of things to write. Hmm. I'll probably come up with a bunch of stuff after I've sent this, though. Well, I guess this email is really just 100% music recommendations. Ha ha. I want to more, but my mind really is at a blank (maybe it's cuz I'm listening to Mouth Shut by The Veronicas). So I guess this is it for now. Love, Me PS: The Script! I can't believe I forgot about them! They have songs about post-breakups where they're still in love and dedicated like Nothing, The Man Who Can't Be Moved, If You Ever Come Back, If You See Kay, and Breakeven. Out of those five, Nothing is my favorite, but The Man Who Can't Be Moved by far is the most romantic. They have other songs that aren't as sad, like Hall Of Fame.

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