Here is the master list for all the songs of ITALAIT I have posted. Some are ones I added, but most are from your recommendations. I will just list them in the order I post them and will update this as I add songs. One of these days, maybe after the story is over, I’ll organize it by chapter. 

I tagged this “master list” and all of the songs can be found under the tag “songs for ITALAIT.” I might find an easier way to do this if I ever figure out tumblr. 

Thanks for all the recs. Feel free to keep them coming as the story progress or if you encounter new songs you feel will fit. There are still a lot in my inbox that I will be going through. Keep an eye out for your rec if I haven’t gotten to it yet. 

Hello by Adele  (General theme, Chapter 1) 

I Will Wait by Gracenote  (General theme, Clarke) 

Where I Stood by Missy Higgins (Chapters 5 and 6, Clarke) 

Tell You Something (Nana’s Reprise) by Alicia Keys (Chapter 9 ending scene, Clarke) 

Gravity by Sara Bareilles (Chapters 10 and 12, Lexa) 

Full of Grace by Sarah McLachland (Chapter 5) 

The Man Who Can’t Be Moved by The Script (General theme, Chapter 1, Clarke) 

My Favourite Book by Stars (General, Lexa) 

Champagne by Niykee Heaton (Chapters 5 and 6, Clarke numbs her emotions through alcohol after Wells’ death) 

Sweetheart, What Have You Done To Us by Keaton Henson (Lexa immediately post breakup) 

Better In Time by Leona Lewis (Chapters 10 and 12, Lexa in London)

You Won’t Let Me by Rachael Yamagata (Chapters 5 and 6, Lexa wants to help Clarke through her pain after Wells’ death, but Clarke won’t let her) 

Beautifully Unfinished by Ella Henderson (Lexa post breakup when she is hoping for Clarke to come get her back) 

Ashes and Wine by A Fine Frenzy (General theme, Clarke) 

Fix You by Coldplay (Chapter 5, Lexa tries to help Clarke after the accident) 

If You Go Away by Shirley Bassey (General theme, Chapter 9, Clarke finds out Lexa is gone and decides to wait for her)

Talking In Code by Margot & The Nuclear So And So’s (Chapter 5, Clarke decides to break up with Lexa)

Heavy Heart by Gabrielle Aplin  (Chapter 5, Clarke knows Lexa is trying to help, but doesn’t believe she can)

I Was Gonna Marry You by Tristan Prettyman (Chapters 10 and 13, Lexa leaves for London, and wants to get away from her past with Clarke forever)

Colors by Amos Lee  (Chapter 6, Ending Scene) - (Good for background playing while reading)

I Choose You by Sara Bareilles  (Optimism for future chapter?)

So Far Away by Mary Lambert  (Chapter 5, Lexa sleeping alone, hoping for Clarke to open up to her)

Human by Christina Perri (Chapter 5, Clarke tries to hold it together after the accident, but fails)

All of the Stars by Ed Sheeran  (General theme, Chapter 14, Clarke often looks up to the stars in the night sky and wonders if Lexa is seeing the same stars too, wherever she is)

Here With Me by Susie Suh (feat. Robot Koch) (General theme, Clarke waits for Lexa)

Transatlanticism by Death Cab for Cutie (General theme)

Empty by Ray LaMontagne  (Chapters 5 and 6, Clarke struggles to deal with Wells’ death, losing Lexa in the process)

Flightless Bird, American Mouth by Iron & Wine (Chapter 17, Cafe scene) - (Good for background playing while reading during opening)

Little Do You Know by Alex and Sierra (Chapter 17, Lexa and Clarke’s inner thoughts during the cafe scene) – This song is perfect for Chapter 17.

Art Of Letting You Go by Tori Kelly (Chapter 17, Clarke has to learn to let Lexa go)

With Or Without You by U2 (General theme) 

Say Something by A Great Big World (featuring Christina Aguilera) (Chapter 17, Lexa’s POV)

Let Her Go by Passenger (Chapter 17, Clarke, after their cafe meeting)

Falling In Love At A Coffee Shop by Landon Pigg (General theme)

Stand By You by Rachel Platten (Chapter 19, Lexa’s POV in flashback)

How Long Will I Love You by Ellie Goulding (General theme)

A Thousand Years by Christina Perri (Chapter 17, Clarke hears her name, looks up and sees Lexa standing there)

I Go Crazy by Paul Davis (Chapter 20, Lexa and Clarke run into each other for the first time after the cafe meeting)

Nobody Knows It But Me by Babyface (Chapter 9, Clarke misses Lexa)

Love From, Me by Taylah (General theme)

Stone Cold by Demi Lovato (Chapter 21, Clarke runs into Lexa and Costia)

Lying To You by Keaton Henson (Chapter 22, Lexa and Costia)

“You think I’d leave you hanging?! Never.”