There’s no need for an introduction to this track! One of the most addictive tracks of this decade so far, it just took the internet by storm. The lyrics connect with almost anyone and the bad-ass vibe that Steve Aoki brings to its something very few tracks can achieve. Kid Cudi – Pursuit Of Happiness (Steve Aoki Remix)Īnyone who’s heard this song at a concert will tell you how intense it is to rave to it! And if you are someone who has not heard it yet, we bet you’ll get hooked to it. It also has many remixes including mixes from Diplo and Tïesto and featured in the top 10 of almost all charts across the globe. Featuring the Grammy-nominated 18 Months album, the track was a huge commercial success as well. 19.The amazing combination of Florence’s powerful voice and the dynamic rush of music produced by the master producer is what made Sweet Nothing. A reminder that she is also an overcomer and she can stay in the fight to the final round.” - Melissa J. Which is why I have it on my mom’s playlist right now. “‘Overcomer’ reminds me how far I have come. “Got my 4-year-old now 7-year-old through two relapses and a stem cell transplant.” - Nicole O. It always makes me want to dance.” - Melissa J. “‘I’m still Standing’ just reminds me of a mantra. “No one knows what life will throw their way we need to make the best of all of our situations and we may find that these difficult situations teach us more about ourselves than we may ever have known.” - Michele T. “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” by The Rolling Stones “I dare anyone to be in a sad mood after screaming this.” - Melissa J.
“Get Back Up Again” by Anna Kendrick from “Trolls” “Never Going Back Again” by Fleetwood Macġ2. I was 20 (turning 21) while going through treatment and this mini-anthem propelled me to live my life for the now, and not for the future because you don’t know how long you have.” - Ashley K. I’ve always said their music has met me when and where I needed it and it’s especially true with this song. “Panic! has been my favorite band since their inception, so it was no surprise I turned to their music. “Far Too Young to Die” by Panic! At The Disco “I listened to a lot of One Republic during my second relapse of leukemia and one song in particular that helped was ‘Marching On.’ A lot of their songs have positive vibes and they sound great so their music was really helpful!” - Sandy 10. “I may have cancer, but it is not going to stop me from living my life!” - Michele T. “‘The Fight’ by Taboo - added bonus is that proceeds from purchases benefit the American Cancer Society.” - Liz H. It reminds me to keep powering through this suckland of cancer.” - 6. For example, I was leaving my oncologist’s office after learning that my breast cancer has metastasized to my bones, feeling very angry, upset, whatever and that song came up. I can’t tell you how many times that’s come up on my playlist when I most needed it. “I like ‘Titanium’ sung by Sia, David Guetta lyrics. “This song is just sad, and there were times that I just needed to embrace that feeling through treatment and even afterward to know that it was OK to feel that way.” - Ashley K. “F*ck you! We hate what you do, we hate your whole crew, so please don’t stay in touch!” Sung very loudly in the car.” - Kellie L.
“Lily Allen’s “F*ck you”! It was kinda perfect. Here’s what our Mighty community shared with us: 1.
And hey - if you listen to these songs just so you have an excuse to put on your headphones and tune out the world for a little bit, that’s totally OK, too. Check out the songs they picked below (at the bottom you’ll find a Spotify playlist you can save). To help you put together your perfect soundtrack, we asked our Mighty cancer community to share the songs that got them through. There are even some indications music can help improve vital signs, reduce pain and decrease shortness of breath.Įveryone fighting cancer needs their own playlist of songs to lift them up, inspire or simply distract on the toughest of days. Studies have shown that for people with cancer, music can help reduce anxiety, depression and improve overall quality of life. If you feel a boost after listening to music, you’re not alone. When you’re coping with your or a loved one’s cancer diagnosis, you deserve all the reminders that you’re a badass that you can get. Other times, a song gives you a boost of encouragement and “you got this” vibes at the moment you most needed to hear it. Sometimes, a song sums up how you’re feeling when you can’t quite describe it. You can’t always put your cancer experience into words.
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