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A Playlist for the Twelve Houses

Cady Hammer The Three Realms June 8, 2019July 11, 2019 1 Minute

1. House of the Sun: Galway Girl by Ed Sheeran

2. House of the Moon: Mirror Haus by Lindsey Stirling

3. House of the Day: The Middle by Jimmy Eat World

4. House of the Evening: A Night Like This by Caro Emerald

5. House of Fire: Radioactive by Pentatonix and Lindsey Stirling

6. House of Water: Fleet of Hope by Indigo Girls

7. House of Earth: Fairytale by Alexander Rybak

8. House of Wind: Dreams Don’t Turn To Dust by Owl City

9. House of Light: Some Kind of Beautiful by Tyler Ward and Lindsey Stirling

10. House of Darkness: No Place Like Home by Todrick Hall

11. House of Peace: Gavi’s Song by Lindsey Stirling

12. House of War: Born for Greatness by Papa Roach

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