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HAPPY 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TO YOUNGBLOOD! - 5 Seconds of Summer (June 15, 2018)

Tag yourself as these autumn items

all songs can be found on my autumn playlist here

Faded Mug: ‘Honey Hold Me’ by Morningsiders

curling under the covers with your favourite animal, warming your insides with a bowl of tomato soup and buttered bread, rewatching nostalgic films feeling the lines roll off your tongue like a harmony

Burnt Cinders: ‘Cold Cold Cold’ by Cage The Elephant

strolling through the town that burnt you at the stake years ago, arguing with the moon, chewing on burnt fudge, tickling the street lights until they flicker like candlelight under your will

Gingersnap Biscuits: ‘Edinburgh’ by Honey Nothings

evenings that fade quicker to charcoal as you study, embellishing your notes with bonfire shades of orange and sparkler, scribbling through essays as the scent of the outdoors fills your room through the open window

Turtleneck Sweater: ‘Maple Syrup’ by The Backseat Lovers

trying your best to imprint the magic of autumn onto paper, fountain pens leaking velvet obsidian, finding caramel comfort in the sound of your typewriter, food that appears without registration as you write 

Spiced Coffee: ‘Searching’ by Z by Z

soaking up the general hustle and bustle of the coffee shop, living off the need to inject caffeine into your veins, feeling sparkled excitement at the offers of multiple syrups and spices

Shifting Leaves: ‘Falling in Love at a Coffee Shop’ by Landon Pigg

feeling at ease in the dull velvet world drowning in the opal splatters of rain, watching the wispy figures dance in candle smoke, soaking up the gentle sound of folk music allowing them to drift around your body

Ghost Costume: ‘Drunk On Halloween’ by Wallows

fading into the world of true crime and conspiracy theories, guzzling energy drinks as the morning birds chirp outside the window, observing passers-by watching their mannerisms and storytelling their next crime

Cobbled Streets: ‘Sign of the Times’ by Harry Styles

I never got the chance to feel lost, because I had a family here, where everyone embraced me, and swept me up. And I was raised by a community that doesn’t bicker over what’s theirs and what’s not theirs. That’s what you were given. But I have always felt held. By a family. A real family. Which everyone deserves. And you deserve.