Les Rêves Doux

It is late. It is precisely midnight on the dot as I write this sentence. Instead of directly recommending a band or artist that I am addicted to (in hopes that someone will like them too possibly), on this early Tuesday morning I have chosen to share my playlist for times like these. These melodies are like the Celestial Seasonings Sleepytime tea, but the audio version. Here are my tracks to soothe my weary eyes:

Someone Else's Life by Joshua Radin
Half A World Away by R.E.M.
Secretariat by Jeffrey Foucault
Ships by Redbird
In Front Of The World by Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers
Glass by Ingrid Michaelson
Wheel by John Mayer
World Inside The World by Old 97's
Calling by Leona Naess
One Fine Day by Natalie Merchant
Slip Slidin' Away by Paul Simon
Gotta Have You by The Weepies
Northern Sky by Nick Drake
The Blower's Daughter by Damien Rice
Citadel by Anna Nalick
Angel by Jack Johnson
Back To Good by Jonathan Clay
Hamburg Song by Keane
Everything Has Changed by William Fitzsimmons
Just Like Heaven by Kate Melua
Lullaby by Priscilla Ahn
Stars by David Crowder Band
Samson by Regina Spektor
Just Like The Moon by Brett Dennen
Tomorrow Is A Long Time by Nickel Creek
Two Dollar Shoes by Rosie Thomas
Half Acre by Hem
Thinking Out Loud by Ron Sexsmith
My Funny Valentine by Over The Rhine

To humor some, here is a track that will make you want to drown in some tea and your favorite old blanket. Listen to this after reading in bed for a while. It's the warm milk you had as a kid to make you sleepy. It's "Lullaby" by Priscilla Ahn. Her gift with music is incredible. Time to cuddle up to this amazingly peaceful ballad.

More of her to come. Do not fret.

That's All Folks!

Title: "Sweet Dreams" in French
In my head: "Enemy" by Jack Johnson