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15 Songs Where the Titles Aren’t Part of the Lyrics features songs by Doja Cat, Elton John, Lana Del Rey, System Of A Down, SZA, and Tommy Richman.
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15 Songs That Possess a Negative Connotation features Black Pumas, brakence, Bright Eyes, Hayley Williams, and Megan Thee Stallion.
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“15 ‘G’ Songs Selected with No Rhyme or Reason” features songs by Ariana Grande, BROCKHAMPTON, Cattle Decapitation, Lewis Capaldi & Summer Walker.
Beyond the hype? This creative written piece reflects on the outgoing, so-so 2017 and provides sound advice for 2018 – as told through album and song titles.
In our latest ‘secular songs’ playlist, we explore 11 songs that make reference to God. Some are indeed sincere, but not all them are ‘sanctified.’
