Tune in Tuesday (55): Bombay Bicycle Club

Tune in Tuesday is a weekly music feature hosted by the fabulous Ginger at GReads. As some of you may know, I am ridiculously addicted to music. One of my favorite things to do is share the music I enjoy. Each week we'll be posting some of our favorites to spread the love of music. So link up and join the fun!

Just so's ya know, Tune in Tuesday will be taking a break for a while. (For more information, check out Ginger's post here.) I'm sad to see it go, but perhaps that will give me more incentive to post other things more often...? Well, that's what I keep telling myself. I really don't know what I'm going to do without it! When I found out this was to be the last one for a while, I wanted to do some super-fantastic-blow-your-mind-awesome post... but, seeing as I already had heaps of drafts ready to share - and I'm being kind of lazy - I picked one of those instead. Ahem. So! Without further ado, here is my last Tune in Tuesday! Well, until it starts back up again, that is. Anyway...

This week I have decided to share some Bombay Bicycle Club. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the awesomeness. Happy listening!

You Already Know

One of my favorite songs is You Already Know, so I thought I'd share that. For some reason, this song also makes me think of Anna and Etienne from Anna and the French Kiss... it just does. I love it.

Fairytale Lullaby

Next up is a song one of my friends, Bridget, posted on her blog saying it reminds her of me. (Does that sentence even make sense? Meh... who cares. Mwaha!) I seriously love this song as well and I don't mind one bit being associated with it. Hee hee. Thanks, Bridgie!

The Hill

Last of all, I wanted to share another favorite, The Hill. I mean really, how can you not love this song? I also chose this song to share with Bridgie, in a sense, because of this line right here: "I want to go back to old times." I have the best friends in the universe and we have had some seriously awesome adventures together. We may be miles away from one another now, but in this age of instant communication, we're never truly apart. Oh the good ol' days...

See you guys later!