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It's no secret that we're gonna eat come Thanksgiving, and eat good at that! So, Carrie Underwood is reminding us to throw on our "stretchy pants" as we prepare to have seconds, thirds, and... multiple servings of our favorite meals this year.
A Bob Marley song can match any occasion, but this one is especially perfect for Thanksgiving. Put this on as part of your soundtrack during your holiday meal, and the mood will be set just right.
Is this your new BFF anthem?! Having a solid group of friends is one of life's biggest blessings, so go ahead and dedicate this to them this holiday.
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The name of this song is a saying we know all too well come Thanksgiving. Its' soulful melody and jazzy trumpet is what makes up the entire song. Very few words, but lots of warm feelings come out of this track by The J.B.'s.
A sweet song about young love during the harvest season. Neil Young's tune is a nostalgic one that'll make you melt the second you hit play.
Being thankful around the November holiday is a common feeling, but Dido's song really puts into perspective as to why we should take a moment to reflect on all that we have. It's no question why it's on this list!
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Otis Redding is thankful for a lot, including his exes! Singing about them and the lesson's he's learned about love is the only way he knows how to mend a broken heart.
This one might seem straight forward, but sometimes, that's what we need! If Christmas songs are jolly, then this Thanksgiving tune is straight up gratifying!
We all have a soft spot for Charlie Brown and the many movies in the franchise. So it goes without saying that this holiday tune is great for kids, but could also have any adult feeling nostalgic.
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Everybody Eats When They Come to My House
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Everybody Eats When They Come to My House
Credit: AMAZONA catchy song about being grateful and full during Thanksgiving is right on brand. Though. anyone hosting the holiday festivities will feel an extra sense of pride listening to this.
A hit that everyone knows the words to, even if you don't remember where you learned them from. Peter. Paul, and Mary's rendition of this staple ballad is just what we needed this time around.
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Cooking Up Something Good
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Cooking Up Something Good
If you know you're going to spend lots of time with the apron on ahead of the holidays, then we suggest adding this song to your playlist as you get to work! It'll have you feeling motivated to whip up those meals with love and care.
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Nat King Cole swooned us over with her iconic "la-di-da, di-da-di-dum" sung in her soothing voice. We'd be lying if we said we didn't belt this out from time to time.
If you're a fan of soul music, you'll love this track. It's got the perfect, Thanksgiving-ready vibe.
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(What A) Wonderful World
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(What A) Wonderful World
This simple, classic song has stood the test of time for a reason! Give it a listen as you whip up mashed potatoes to remind yourself what the holiday's really about.
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I Could Not Ask For More
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I Could Not Ask For More
Here's an on-theme song—and all of your guests will know the words, too!
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It Don't Have to Change
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It Don't Have to Change
"Oh, do you remember when the family was everything?" These nostalgia-inducing lyrics will have you wiping away happy tears (and tapping your feet!).
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Meanwhile Back At Mama's
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Meanwhile Back At Mama's
If you're longing to be home with family this November, you'll want to press play on this Tim McGraw classic. Featuring Faith Hill, it's a tearjerker with a beautiful melody.
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We can always count on Dolly Parton songs to get us in the spirit. This classic tune inspired by the star's childhood is all about gratitude and showing love to family—a perfect choice for Thanksgiving.
What better way to celebrate Turkey Day than with this former American Idol star? Sing along to this ballad about gratitude as you whip up pumpkin puree in the kitchen.
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