#tyrone wells

[hubillusion]

Fedal- Time of Our Lives by Tyrone Wells

[toribookworm22]

10 Songs 10 People

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Used my Dear Future Me playlist:

right where you left me by Taylor Swift

This Town by Niall Horan

New Year's Day by Taylor Swift

Act My Age by One Direction

Breathing by Anne-Marie

Long Way Down by One Direction

Last Hope by Paramore

Next To Me by Imagine Dragons

Little Things by One Direction

Time Of Our Lives by Tyrone Wells

[iridescentkippen]

playlist 7/?: pov: you’re in the losers’ club

# of songs: 50

about: the feeling of biking through the one town you would give anything to leave with the one group of people you’d give anything for one hour more with. melting ice cream, running for your life, vintage shopping, group hugs, and dried tears on your cheeks as you sleep

features: losers by chosen jacobs, home by one direction, time of our lives by tyrone wells, blood // water by grandson, and more

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[drdina0]

[twostarsinonesphere]

4 modern songs about irish history

zombie - the cranberries (1994)

"it's the same old theme since nineteen-sixteen / in your head, in your head, they're still fighting."

written in the early 90s, this grunge hit speaks on ireland's troubles with the ira in the 70s and 80s, while referencing the dublin uprising in 1916 and the subsequent war of independence.

thank god for ireland - tyrone wells (2018)

"you're an old soul, lord knows, i can see it in your eyes / there's a fire burning now."

an american's perspective on the broad history and culture of the nation, this song references the potato famine and the troubles of the 70s and 80s while assuring the listener that, "when you need me, you know there's nothing i won't do."

grace o'malley - cathie ryan (2001)

"queen of connaught by land and sea / her strength commanded fierce loyalty."

this traditional-sounding ballad recounts the story of the 17th-century pirate queen grace "granuaile" o'malley, who fiercely opposed british rule of ireland. she became a legendary figure in her time and the gaelic war hymn "óró sé do bheatha 'bhaile" references her assistance in irish rebellions multiple times.

celtic aggression - tonic (1996)

"so we sailed across the water / far away from the isle of green / it was the death of culture"

irish-american rock band tonic composed a hard-hitting ode to the irish immigrant flood after the potato famine. this song also expresses anger over british rule of early ireland, with the poignant use of a bridge in gaeilge near the end of the tune.

Anyway I Really Just Like These Songs

[sapphiredjinn]

Pushed to the edge of my reason Everywhere around me it's treason I don't want to do that to you Kamikaze airplanes in the sky Are we going down or will we fly? This could be a shipwreck on the shore Or we could sail away forevermore This time it's sink or swim, sink or swim.

Tyrone Wells, Sink or Swim

[shaybo2798]

Time of Our Lives | Multifandom

But if it has to end I'm glad you have been my friend In the time of our lives

[promptlywritingideas]

Lyric Prompts: Time Of Our Lives by Tyrone Wells

1. “This is where the chapter ends.”

2. “The hardest part is when you know.”

3. “I’ll always remember.”

4. “Now the page has turned.”

5. “I will not forget the faces left behind.”

6. “It’s hard to walk away.”

7. “Memories will come and go.”

8. “If it has to end, I’m glad you have been my friend.”

9. “We hold on tight to these memories.”

10. “The time has come for letting go.”