101 Songs I could listen to forever

 I've created a list in Spotify, you can listen to it here. You can listen to it for free, but you need to sign up, otherwise it only has the shuffle play option.

I love listening in different languages and I love lots of different genres, so it's a very eclectic mix.

If you don't want to click through, I've placed my top 10 below:


Don't stop believing - Journey

When the rain begins to fall - Jermaine Jackson

Angel - Sarah McLachlan

I've had the time of my life - Bill Medley, Dirty Dancing

 Fall on me - Andrea & Matteo Bocelli 

Macédomienne - Philippe Lafontaine

Con te partiro - Anrea Boccelli

Gone too soon - Daughtry

J'ai demandé à la lune - Indochine

Vlinders in haar buik - Niels Destadsbaeder


What are songs you could never miss in your life?

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