I was rather sheltered (& surrounded by religious conservatives) growing up myself. It's still a bit of a shock to me to see people talking about smoking and drugs (even marijuana) so very casually. The knee jerk reaction is this pearl-clutching white suburban mom kind of reaction and I know very little about it.
I'm not going to laugh, I wouldn't know how popular or niche those songs are, and even if they were either what matters is that you like them, no?
(also I don't recognise a single song on there. Whoopsies me)
My brain works a bit weird (especially emotionally) in that when I feel certain things I 'hear' the song in my head, often ones of different languages, and when I check the lyrics it basically describes what I feel. So it has some utility to me
because otherwise I am a dense duck. The other side of it is that my brain will sometimes randomly dig up oldass but lyrically/mood-ly (?) pertinent songs. Sometimes I end up enjoying it more than I originally did.
I'm also still young enough to still somewhat be in that period of time where you still had a wealth of things you've experienced but not fully understood before as a child, but can revisit as an adult with new understanding and broadened context. It's fun to do that with songs. One of the funnier more memorable ones however is the ... not even sure what the title is, but the "my milkshake brings all the boys to the yard" song.
It's very important to promote your spotify account in general. I didn't know how to do this before but I can't help but share what I found. It turns out that you can order Spotify promotion
promosoundgroup.net/collection/streaming-promotion/spotify-promotion/ here and know for sure that your account will be promoted in a fairly quick time and that there will be real and live listeners. This is extremely important now and I'm glad I found them, now more people can hear my music.
It took me way too long to realise they weren't talking about milkshakes, and even then it had to be pointed out to me first.