Digg's Top 15, errr 16, top songs of 2014


Top 15 new songs for 2014.  You will not find Taylor Swift, Robin Thicke, or any Hip Hop on this list.

15) Tie: Angel of Small Death and the Codeine Scene (Hozier) & Cardiac Arrest (Bad Suns)
14) Fire (Gavin DeGraw)
13) Dark Sunglasses (Chrissie Hynde)
12) I Wanna Get Better (Bleachers)
11) Tell The World (Eric Hutchinson)
10) California [Cast Iron Soul] (Jamestown Revival)
9) You Haunt Me (Sir Sly)
8) Back Home (Andy Grammer)
7) Shut Up and Dance (WALK THE MOON)
6) New York Morning (Elbow)
5) Don’t Look Back (Augustines)
4) Drive-in Movies (Ray LaMontagne)
3) Let’s Get Drunk and Get It On (Old 97’s)
2) Ghost (Jeremy Messersmith)
1) Red Eyes (The War on Drugs)

You're all I've got to wait
You're running in the dark
when I come to my sense
Well you can see it through the darkness
coming my way
Well we won't get lost inside again babe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LmX5c7HoUw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJdx3BOOEjU

http://www.thewarondrugs.net/




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