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5 Songs to Brighten your Quarantine

Rachel

Though some states are opening up, most people are still stuck at home in quarantine. It is so easy to get depressed and start complaining. I get it, I feel like that too. Let’s make it our goal not to complain but instead look to use our time to help others. Whenever I start thinking that way, my day improves.

Here are five happy songs to take with you while cleaning, serving, and creating… whatever you’re up to nowadays! I included a couple different genres, so I hope each of you find a song to make your quarantine a little happier. Let me know which one is your favorite!!

Brand New by Ben Rector

This is a fun, upbeat, and HAPPY song.

Be a Light by Thomas Rhett, Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin & Keith Urban

A reminder that in the middle of complaining and anxiety, we are to shine as lights.

Let Go by Hillsong Young and Free

This song is a reminder of our surrender to God (and has a great tune!).

Symphony by Switch

This song has been on the radio for a while, but it doesn’t get old.

Amen by Matthew West

My sister and I love to dance to this one:)

Let’s Talk!

Which song is your favorite?

Related: 5 Songs to Dance To

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Published by Rachel

I'm a teen girl, and I love writing, running, and blogging. I have a huge sweet tooth and am forever grateful for the grace I receive every day from my Savior, Jesus.

14 thoughts on “5 Songs to Brighten your Quarantine”

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  2. I finally go around to listening to these! I love them! My favorites are Amen (Moriah and I love this song, too, and all of Matthew West’s songs!), and I discovered that a song that I love but had only heard on the radio was Symphony!

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