Ella's Desert Island Discs

Today my mum and daddy set me a challenge to come up with three different songs. So if I was on a desert island I would only listen to those songs. This was a very hard challenge, I couldn’t really think of only three songs, but I did in the end.


Desert Island Discs is a radio show which is what gave them the idea.


As well as choosing three songs I had to say why I would choose them.


Miss Nothing by Pretty Reckless


Again by Archive


Anything You Can Do by Bernadette Peters and Tom Wopat


The reasons why I would choose these



I would listen to Miss Nothing because its a good song and when I'm in a meh mood I can listen to this and well feel meh.


I would choose Again because its a sad song so I could listen to this and it could help me when I am in a negative mood.


I would choose Anything You Can Do because when I am happy I can listen to it and if I am sad. I would also listen to it if I was on my own as I could remember putting this song in my daddy's head and annoying him with it.


Those are the songs I would pick, and I would definitely recommend listening to them.

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