What Is My Soundtrack Essay

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A life of a lot of good moments and one sad moment is what my life has been made up of so far. In my soundtrack there will be mostly good but of course there will be a sad part. I love to have fun and am always in a good mood and enjoy everyday that I have to live. I am a big sports guy so there will be a couple songs that have to do with my life and sports. The title of my soundtrack is going to be “Here’s To The Good Times” which is the title of my last song. This is a good title because I like to have a good ad most of my songs talk about that.
The first and basically only sad thing in my life so far is what my first song is about. About two months ago my grandpa passed away and many memories I have with him are talked about in this song. The song “Granddaddy’s Chair” by Kane Brown also makes for a great song because I saw him in concert
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I always listen to it before games and hope I can play like him. The song “ Do The John Wall” by Troop 41 is about an NBA point guard John Wall one of the best in the league. The part that kind describes me is “ Everybody clearout, hand me the rock time winding down three seconds on the shot clock” because at the end of games if it’s close I’ll just call for the ball and tell people to clear out. That's just how I am and thats what makes basketball so fun.
My next song song is just kinda a feel good song about high school, and hanging out with your friends and always wishing you were older. The “ Sixteen” by Thomas Rhett talks about wishing you were sixteen and then when you turn sixteen you wish you were eighteen. The line “Cruisin up and down main in my F150” describes high school for me. It’s not a specific event but just being in high school one last year with my friends I thought I’d choose a song that talked about that. In my opinion this song has some of the best lyrics out of any country song I’ve

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