Melody

Ed Sheeran's best album in my opinion. It goes back to his roots, his history, and is a nostalgic masterpiece. A little boy and a castle on a hill. Now a man revisiting his childhood home and reminiscing about the past. The history of Ed Sheeran's grandmother Nancy Mulligan meeting his grandfather William Sheeran. Memories of and supermarket flowers for Ed Sheeran's mother. I believe there comes a point in every artists' life where they go back to their past and reconnect, creating art that evokes nostalgia and a mixture of sorrow, regret, bliss, and happiness. Divide is the result of Ed Sheeran's past coming back to him, conveyed beautifully in song.

Lovely, upbeat album by Taylor Swift, and in my opinion the only true country album she ever wrote. After Taylor Swift came Fearless, which is more of a pop album. I love every album Taylor has ever written and highly recommend checking them all out. You certainly won't regret it. This one reminds me of her country roots... <3 Best songs on the album: (in no particular order) A Place In This World Should've Said No Picture To Burn Our Song Teardrops On My Guitar

The nostalgia is overpowering... when this album first came out, I was still young. I love it so much, and it will always hold a special place in my heart <3 even after 13 years!

Enchanting, timeless, morose nostalgia with a bittersweet feel. Fills me with a deep longing for something more.