pretty girl music

it's real. a very real term. should be in the dictionary. 

pretty girl music: noun.

ˈpritē gərl ˈmyo͞ozik

sounds of soft, sweet, happy-go-lucky or slightly dramatic.

feels like floating. want to wear baby-pink colors and

gaze dreamily out of white lace curtains on a lazy sun-bathed afternoon

while reading Jane Eyre and DIYing surprise gifts for friends, you, and your dog.

examples:
"Songbird": Jillian Edward
"High Hopes": The Vespers
"Are We There Yet": Ingrid Michaelson
"Have You Seen My Love": Rosie Thomas
"Chasing Cars": Natasha Bedingfield
"Colorblind": Natalie Walker
"My Love Hasn't Grown Cold": Bethany Dillon
"Betty": Brooke Fraser
"Good Woman": Cat Power
"Everywhere I Go": Lissie & Ellie Goulding
"Hide & Seek": Imogen Heap
"Merry Happy": Kate Nash
"The Special Two": Missy Higgins
"The Nearness of You": Norah Jones
"Quiet": Rachel Yamagata
"Two Birds": Regina Spektor
"All This Time": Sara Watkins
"One Voice": The Wailin' Jennys


And that's the short list.