"Sweet" & "Sour" Songs

So, here's the thing…I recently posted a "Bitter" & "Sweet" opposites post, but I wasn't able to fit in all the "Sweet" songs I'd wanted to include within the self-allotted space. So…I decided (what a shocker!) to continue my seemingly infinite series of "Opposites" music posts with this one, affording myself the opportunity to get in those last few "Sweet" songs. Enjoy!  ~  JH

1)  Evanescence  ~  "Sweet Sacrifice"

2)  Stone Temple Pilots  ~  "Sour Girl"

3)  Gwen Stefani ft. Akon  ~  "The Sweet Escape"

4)  Carly Rae Jepsen ft. Josh Ramsay  ~  "Sour Candy"

5)  Keith Urban   ~  "Sweet Thing"

6)  Band Of Skulls  ~  "Sweet Sour"

7)  Macy Gray  ~  "Sweet Baby"

8)  The Slants  ~  "Sour Love"

9)  Norah Jones  ~  "Those Sweet Words"

10)  Portishead  ~  "Sour Times"

11)  Neil Diamond  ~  "Sweet Caroline"

12)  Takeaways  ~  "Sweet & Sour"

13)  Eurythmics  ~  "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)"

Songs With Greetings In The Titles

Yes, I'm at it again. But this may be my best random collection of songs yet! Each song in this particular list contains a greeting in the title, whether that be "Hey, "Hello," or "Hi." There are some truly timeless songs by classic artists here, as well as some great modern songs that I've thrown in for good measure. Enjoy!  ~  JH

1)  The Lumineers  ~  "Hey Ho"

2)  Lionel Richie  ~  "Hello"

3)  OutKast  ~  "Hey Ya!"

4)  The Doors  ~  "Hello, I Love You"

5)  Kip Moore  ~  "Hey Pretty Girl"

6)  Karmin  ~  "Hello"

7)  Filter  ~  "Hey Man, Nice Shot"

8)  The Beatles  ~  "Hello Goodbye"

9)  Train  ~  "Hey, Soul Sister"

10)  Conway Twitty  ~  "Hello Darlin'"

11)  Plain White T's  ~  "Hey There, Delilah"

12)  Neil Diamond  ~  "Hello Again"

13)  Mat Kearney  ~  "Hey Mama"

14)  Shontelle  ~  "Say Hello To Goodbye"

15)  The Beatles  ~  "Hey, Jude"  (Yes, twice in one post – so sue me!)

16)  Lady Antebellum  ~  "Hello World"

17)  Gin Blossoms  ~  "Hey Jealousy"

18)  Louis Armstrong  ~  "Hello, Dolly!"

19)  The Baseballs  ~  "Hello"

20)  The Mowgli's  ~  "Hi, Hey There, Hello"