If you're looking for your personal theme song, you’re in luck. There are plenty of songs that describe different aspects of life, so chances are some will be suitable for you personally. Take a look at some of the best songs that could describe your life.
1. “Don't Stop Believin'” by Journey
Song Year: 1981
One of the best songs to describe your life is by Journey. It talks about a boy and girl coming from different backgrounds, both trying to make it in life. The instrumentals start slow but continuously build through the verse and into the chorus.
Whether you grew up listening to the original or first heard it on Glee, this song is timeless. It can make you feel better when you're down, and it's great to sing and dance to.
2. “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” by Cyndi Lauper
Song Year: 1983
Another song from the 80s, this hit is the perfect way to describe life as a girl or woman. We all just want to enjoy ourselves. The song has just enough energy to get up and dance and have fun no matter where you're at in life.
Lauper's voice is unique and easy to recognize. Meanwhile, the lyrics are easy to sing along to, so you can blast this tune in the car or at home. Whether you grew up listening to this song or not, it's one you'll want to play for years to come.
3. “We Are the Champions” by Queen
Song Year: 1977
Queen released a variety of amazing songs that stand the test of time. One that can describe your life talks about being the best and never giving up. Freddie Mercury's voice carries well, making it easy to sing along.
Like some other songs, this one has a more mellow mood in the verses. There's a nice build into the chorus showing that you can take on anything the world throws at you.
4. “We Can Work It Out” by The Beatles
Song Year: 1965
There will almost certainly come a time when you and a loved one disagree. And sure, you can give up on the relationship, but this song is a good reminder that you can get through it. You can understand how the other person feels.
This Beatles tune has a nice beat, and the lyrics are easy to understand. If you regularly face problems with others or in general, this may describe your life.
5. “I Will Survive” by Gloria Gaynor
Song Year: 1978
Another song that's about facing adversity and getting through it is by Gloria Gaynor. Her biggest hit has the characteristic beat you'd expect from music from the 70s. The instrumentals complement Gaynor's vocals very well.
Even if you weren't alive when the song came out, you've probably heard it. It's a candidate for one of the best songs of all time.
6. “Survivor” by Destiny's Child
Song Year: 2001
A newer song with a similar message of survival is “Survivor” by Destiny's Child. This R&B classic talks about getting over an old relationship that was holding you back. All three members of the group sound amazing as soloists and when singing harmonies.
The instrumentals further support the song's message. If you're going through a tough time, this song is a great one to describe your life.
7. “Man in the Mirror” by Michael Jackson
Song Year: 1988
Michael Jackson's hit talks all about changing your life for the better. As the name suggests, he sings about how change starts with you.
The slow beat isn't too slow, and like some other songs, this one builds into the chorus. We can all learn and do better, and this song is an excellent reminder of that fact. And the images and footage in this song's music video further that message.
8. “Can't Hold Us” by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft. Ray Dalton
Song Year: 2012
Macklemore's rap at the beginning sets the tone for the rest of the song. As per the title, the lyrics talk about not letting anything stop you. You can work hard to achieve your dreams regardless of what those dreams are.
The backing vocals and instrumentals blend well with the main singers. Halfway through the song, the brass hits help the song build and further the message.
9. “High Hopes” by Panic! At The Disco
Song Year: 2018
Another song that describes working toward your goals comes from Panic! At The Disco. The brass instrumentals offer a great start to the song and set the heroic tone for the rest of the tune.
This song is a great reminder that you can and should dream big, and you shouldn't give up on what you really want. This song is also fun to dance to, so it makes for a fantastic personal theme song.
10. “Fight Song” by Rachel Platten
Song Year: 2014
A slower pop song, “Fight Song” may describe your life if you've had to go through a rough patch recently. The singer talks about taking back control of her life and how this is her time.
Instrumentals build and fall between the verses and chorus. The tempo is nice and steady, and the background has a very motivational mood. “Fight Song” can keep you on your feet even in the most adverse life circ*mstances.
11. “Life Is a Highway” by Rascal Flatts
Song Year: 2006
It may be from the movie “Cars,” but this song has a country rock feel with a danceable beat. The message is all about the road ahead in life and how you need to go with the flow.
You never know what might happen in the future. Just like driving on the highway, you have to prepare for anything and be able to react well.
12. “Happy” by Pharell Williams
Song Year: 2014
While a lot of songs on this list are about facing problems, sometimes you're just feeling good and happy. This song is a great option to describe your life if you're not too stressed.
The tune has a nice beat, and it can almost make you feel happy if you're down. It's a great song to dance to, and you can sing along when you want to boost your mood.
13. “Who Says” by Selena Gomez
Song Year: 2011
It can be easy to feel down and like you're not perfect. This song has a nice tempo, and the lyrics reflect the importance of being yourself and not caring what others think.
We all have imperfections, but that's okay. What matters is that you don't let it get you down, and if so, this song is a great “theme song” of sorts for your life.
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