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For most high school and college seniors, it’s graduation season. If that describes you, then two things are likely true: 1) You’re going to be subjected to terrible music at your graduation ceremony and 2) You need a playlist that doesn’t suck to commemorate this time in your life. Even if you’ve long passed your schooling days, everyone loves a healthy dose of nostalgia, and odds are you can still remember how it felt to finally make a dent in the world (mixed with oh-shit-what-the-hell-do-I-do-now anxiety). No matter the case, this playlist is here to provide you with the soundtrack you’re looking for, every step of the way. Blink-182 – “Going Away to College” This one doesn’t need an explanation.

If you’re moving off to college and you’ve ever had any sense of appreciation or nostalgia for Blink-182, then there’s no way this isn’t going on your iPod. Fallout of nevada save editor free. Write These Lyrics In Your Notebook: I’ll think about the times / She kissed me after class / And she put up with my friends / I acted like an ass Third Eye Blind – “Graduate”. If you’re wondering how Third Eye Blind ended up here, keep in mind they’ve long enjoyed cult status in indie/punk circles, earning a level of respect rare for a 90’s alt-rock band.

Like our selection from Blink 182 above, this one’s an obvious fit that, like many of these guys’ songs, is darker than its melodies would suggest. Write These Lyrics In Your Notebook: Can I graduate, can I graduate / Can I look in faces that I meet / Can I get my punk ass off the street The Descendants – “When I Get Old”.

No one plans on getting boring when they get older. However, there’s no time like graduation to start losing yourself thinking what your future is going to be like. While something off Milo Goes To College might have seemed like a clear choice from the Descendants, “When I Get Old” remains a classic cut from a band that has shown us all getting old doesn’t equal giving up or giving in. Write These Lyrics In Your Notebook: Will I do myself proud or only what’s allowed? / What will it be like / What will I be like / What will it be like when I get old? Andrew WK – “Party Hard”.

Not only does this song show off Glassjaw frontman Daryl Palumbo’s alterna-dance pop sensibilities, it’s also a good reminder that, for better or worse, 100 percent of everything that happens in high school stops mattering the minute you’re done. There’s also nothing wrong with deciding that college isn’t your immediate future, or necessarily in any part of your future at all.

Write These Lyrics In Your Notebook: Graduation day, graduation day / We take back everything we said about you / I’m not going to school The Wonder Years – “My Last Semester”. One of the worst things about high school is the terrible people you have no choice but to put up with until you get to college. One of the worst things about college, however, is also the terrible people you have to put up with until well, you can see where this is going.