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Song Lists 1–10

List #	Set List	Themes	Mood/Tone	Lyrics Resemble	Explicit Titles & Description
1	Woke Up, Mind Racing	Redemption, love lost & found, second chances, self-worth	Hopeful, introspective, personal	James Taylor, Paul Simon, The Beatles	None
2	Missing You Every Day	Struggle, vice, coping mechanisms, rock bottom vs clarity	Gritty, ironic, vulnerable, blunt	Lou Reed, Warren Zevon, Nirvana	Some mild references to drugs
3	Mad At The World	Power, control, awakening, rejection of conformity, inner fire	Defiant, dark, driven, poetic	Nine Inch Nails, Bowie, Pink Floyd	"Devil’s House" metaphorical
4	Everything’s Crashing At Once	Infatuation, heartbreak, regret, moving on, longing	Bittersweet, melodic, romantic	Taylor Swift, Damien Rice	None
5	Fun Starts, Emptiness Follows	Euphoria, serendipity, first encounters, emotional openness	Upbeat, affectionate, dreamy	Ed Sheeran, The Script, Coldplay	None
6	Breakup Hits Like Brick	Travel, change, isolation, emotional risk, longing	Restless, pensive, brave	Bruce Springsteen, Tracy Chapman	None
7	Want Something That Lasts	Pain, heartbreak, inner strength, reflection, hope	Somber to uplifting, grounded, raw	John Mayer, Hozier, Counting Crows	None
8	Sad But Still Standing	Purpose, inspiration, humility, cosmic perspective, muses	Lyrical, ethereal, reverent, grand	U2, Arcade Fire, Leonard Cohen	None
9	Miss You, Hate Myself	Nature, mindfulness, emotional clarity, love beyond ego	Gentle, poetic, calming	Cat Stevens, Joni Mitchell, Sufjan Stevens	None
10	Nobody Talks, Distance Grows	War trauma, broken dreams, political corruption, reckoning	Haunting, dystopian, poetic	Pink Floyd, Leonard Cohen, The Band	None

Set List 1–21

Set Lists 1–21

List #	Set List	Themes	Mood/Tone	Lyrics Resemble	Explicit Titles & Description
1	World Falls Apart Slowly	Loneliness, societal critique, addiction, depression	Reflective, melancholic, slow-mid	Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Lou Reed	"Ex-Poem," "Climbing the Ladder," and "Pen and Paper" contain strong language, despair, and themes of addiction.
2	Society Breaks, Voices Clash	Politics, conformity, mental health, power systems	Urgent, defiant, intense	Patti Smith, Rage Against the Machine, Eminem	"BFT," "Time Bomb," and "Hive Mind" include profanity and political rage. "Rest in Power" includes protest content and death imagery.
3	Trying Again After Failing	Love, fame, self-doubt, dreams	Dynamic, ironic, emotionally mixed	Kurt Cobain, Tom Waits, early Beck	"F the W," "Stay Big," and "Name in Lights" include dark humor and sexual innuendo.
4	Addiction Hurts Everyone Around	Addiction, trauma, recovery, regret	Dark, haunting, emotional	Johnny Cash, Warren Zevon, Nine Inch Nails	"Downward Spiral," "Rehab," and "Alcohol" depict substance abuse and personal collapse.
5	Party Life Gets Messy	Sex, satire, absurdity, raunchy humor	Energetic, outrageous, comedic	Eminem (Slim Shady), Stephen Lynch, Tenacious D	"Mic Drop," "One Night Stan," and "She Don’t Cum Easy" are graphically sexual and parodic.
6	Love Fades Into Silence	Love’s decay, emotional distance, heartbreak, introspection	Reflective, sorrowful, poetic	Damien Rice, Elliott Smith, Leonard Cohen	"Cry Me a River," "Below Zero," and others suggest deep emotional turmoil, though less overt profanity.
7	Skipped Steps, Paid Later	Family dysfunction, generational trauma, lost innocence, cultural criticism	Dark, narrative-driven, haunting	Randy Newman, Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen (Nebraska)	"Corey Story" (domestic abuse), "Daddy Taught Me" (KKK imagery), "Dirt" (loss of innocence).
8	Big Questions, No Answers	Perception, existential questioning, identity crisis, self-discovery	Abstract, surreal, drifting	Pink Floyd, Björk, David Bowie (Low)	Metaphorical and dark, including references to despair and identity crises. No overt profanity.
9	Trying To Find Peace	Spirituality, faith, resilience, emotional growth	Hopeful, introspective, steady pace	Tracy Chapman, Glen Hansard, Peter Gabriel (early solo)	Light/moderate — some deep existential themes, no profanity.
10	History Repeats Itself Loudly	History, race, war, social commentary	Punchy, political, varied tempo	Bob Dylan, Gil Scott-Heron, Public Enemy (lyrically)	"Obamafication" (sharp critique), "Birthright" (race and identity), "Heresy Speaks No Evil" (religion).
11	Fighting For Something Real	Self-identity, resistance, disillusionment, class struggle	Fierce, expressive, introspective	Rage Against the Machine (lyrically), Lou Reed, Ani DiFranco	"Time’s Up" (profanity), "Cement" (paranoia), "Devil’s Friend" (drug references).
12	Long Nights, Heavy Hearts	Betrayal, heartbreak, emotional abuse, suicide	Heavy, emotional, storytelling-based	Fiona Apple, Sinead O’Connor, Elliott Smith, Janis Ian	"Dora" (sexual innuendo), "Get Outta My House" (domestic fight), "Clinical Depression" (trauma).
13	Greed, Power, Things Break	Political corruption, wealth inequality, protest	Punchy, urgent, satirical	Bob Dylan (post-electric), Zack de la Rocha, Dead Kennedys	"East Timor" (genocide), "Smitty’s Anthem" (language), "Gettin' Juiced" (violence), "Dora" returns.
14	Love Hurts, Still Hope	Spiritual connection, emotional growth, romantic renewal	Peaceful, heartfelt, poetic	Ben Harper, Jason Mraz, Paul Simon	Mostly clean. Some suggestive or emotionally complex lyrics in "Paper Thin" and "Let It Ride."
15	Head Full Of Noise	Inner conflict, satire, social rebellion, emotional instability	Erratic, clever, biting, intense	System of a Down, Saul Williams, Frank Zappa	"Floating Head" (dark humor), "Solving Problems" (explicit satire), "Heavy Machines" (anger).
16	Losing Faith, Looking Everywhere	Faith, disillusionment, heartbreak, self-doubt, redemption	Introspective, poetic, emotional	Leonard Cohen, Nick Cave, Bright Eyes	"Hypocrites" (religious critique), "Walking Paradox" (conflict), "Never Be" (obsession).
17	People Fake, Things Break	Satire, absurdity, sex, dysfunction, burnout	Raw, comedic, manic	Stephen Lynch, Tenacious D, Bo Burnham	"Snoogins," "Sunday Morning Sex," "Behave," "Spreading the Word" (sexual, graphic).
18	War's Cost Never Ends	War, oppression, institutional corruption, mental health	Dark, philosophical, slow-building	Saul Williams, Nine Inch Nails, Pink Floyd (The Wall)	"Flicker," "Beast," "Wave My Hands," and "Building a Castle" (graphic despair and violence).
19	Love Lost, Lessons Learned	Love, memory, personal growth, nostalgia	Warm, heartfelt, mid-tempo	Cat Stevens, Counting Crows, Ben Folds	No overt profanity or explicit content. Thematically rich but clean.
20	Still Dreaming, Getting Tired	Legacy, political critique, existentialism, perseverance	Expansive, lyrical, passionate	Bob Dylan, Bright Eyes, Michael Franti	"Glass House" (rage), "Rock Star Dreams" (dark ambition), "Plankton" (satire, explicit metaphor).
21	Life’s Harder Than Expected	Dark relationships, trauma, satire, violence, addiction, taboo topics	Mixed: reflective, aggressive, poetic	Lou Reed, The Coup, Marilyn Manson (lyrically)	"Never Expect It" (domestic murder), "Hurting Her Knees and Pride" (underage sex), "Dom-Vio" (NFL satire), "Fuzzy Math" (racist parody), "Every Four Weeks" (sexual, vulgar), "Venus" (revenge, STDs, murder).