Anarbor Autobiography

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The first some on my album is Always Dirty Never Clean by Anarbor. Two years ago I went to my first warped tour. There are hundreds of bands and THOUSANDS of people. It was also my first general admission concert and it was completely insane, but I loved it. The first band I saw was Anarbor and the last song was Always Dirty Never Clean and it has stuck with me ever since. Whenever I listen to it, it takes me back to that exact moment. I was so happy, the people around me were happy; it was a pure bliss moment; pretty much something you see in dreams and if I could relive it everyday of my life I would. My next song is, Waking Up by PVRIS. I love this band, I love their lyrics but this is by far my favorite song. I connect to the lyrics, it's a bit sad but for some reason it makes me happy. They have a creepy …show more content…

It is called Forever My Father, this song is the most important to me. What I take away from the song is no matter where my Dad is, he is always my Dad and nothing is going to change that. It's kind of a cry to fill the hole that is there since he passed, but myself and the people around me will remember him for the man he was/is. My fourth song is Say Something by A Great Big World. Almost two years ago Hannah proposed to me on the Florence Sawyer Playground, sounds pretty weird I know but we were such close friends that we pretended to be married all the time and it has stuck ever since. We had a whole wedding ceremony in the church and our special song is Say Something. I am pretty sure we played that song on repeat for a whole week after our wedding. For me this represents how much I love Hannah as a best friend and how much we have both grown over the years. The band Flatsound has been my favorite for awhile, I listen to a lot of their music when I go to sleep, this is why I chose one of their songs for this project. The song is It's Thursday January 12th and This is The Last Time I'll Talk About

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