leo in venus: a playlist

• teenager in love by neon trees
• afterglow by the driver era
• underneath it all by no doubt
• what you do to me by blanks
• wouldn't it be nice by beach boys
• friday i'm in love by the cure
• my my my by troye sivan
• wild love by james bay
• me & you together song by the 1975
• heartbreak weather by niall horan
• desire by years & years
• adore you by harry styles
• can i kiss you by dahl
• love my way by the psychedelic furs
• let's fall in love for the night by finneas
• fool's gold by one direction
• lucky strike by troye sivan
• safari song by greta van fleet

i wanted to create a small playlist with songs i feel capture the energy of leo in venus in the beginning of cancer season. enjoy!

“I came into this world covered in someone else’s blood and screaming. I’m not afraid to leave it the same way.”

broad city x halsey - nightmare

“I came into this world covered in someone else’s blood and screaming. I’m not afraid to leave it the same way.”

This is your world. You built this. If it’s too strict, tear it the fuck down, but don’t look at me. Don’t take your hate out on me I just got here. And I have no clue where to go because from the moment I arrived all I was ever given were orders.

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