Ok, these are songs I constantly listen to on my MP3. Some are new, but being the nostalgic Cancer that I am a lot of them are ‘classics'. They're songs I grew up listening to on MTV way back when they actually played music videos.

1. Grey Street- Dave Matthews Band * The lyrics are just beautiful!

2. Twilight Serenade - Jason Myles

3. Curve of the Earth - Matt Nathanson * There's something about this guy's voice; I loved the song since I first heard it even though I wasn't playing close attention to the lyrics.

4. Follow Through - Gavin DeGraw * Finally a guy who isn't afraid of commitment :)

5. Piensa En Mi - Mikel Erentxun * This song instantly puts a smile on my face - such great memories!

6. Free Falling - John Mayer * I love to listen to this song after a yoga workout

7. You & I Both - Jason Mraz * Again, love the lyrics!

8. Don't Cry - Guns N' Roses * The grown-up version of a lullaby

9. Cherry Bomb - John Mellencamp *Total feel-good song...

10. What about now - Daughtry * It's a good thing VH-1 still plays videos

11. When the Stars Go Blue - Tim McGraw * He was the last person I thought would sing this song.

13.Cuentame al Oído - La Oreja de Van Gogh * Amaya has such a beautiful voice!

14. Jacob's Ladder - Huey Lewis & The News * Yes, it's very old, but I love it. I think it was their best song.

15. A million Miles Away - The Plimsouls * O.k. I first heard this song as a kid on the Disney series Kids, Incorporated. I had the hardest time finding it, but it's finally on my playlist.

16. Levemente - Reik * What a poetic guy would write after a break-up.

17. Viva La Vida - Coldplay

18. Warwick Avenue - Duffy * What can I say, the girl can sing.

19. Sleep All Day - Jason Mraz

20. Mi Perspectiva - Laura Pausini * This Italian singer has been around forever and I've yet to tire of her strong voice.

Well, this is my Top 20 at the moment. I'm sure in a couple of months I'll be reminiscing about the grunge era and MTV's Alternative Nation. The ‘Singles' soundtrack is a good place to start, then there's Nirvana's ‘Molly's Lips', Pearl Jam's ‘Alive', Material Issue's ‘Valerie Loves Me', R.E.M.'s ‘Stand'. Ok, I'm trailing off here, but you have to agree that life would be very boring without music.