Top 10 Songs by Graham Colton

Appreciating a Very Underrated Artist

Top Ten Songs by Graham Colton

1) Best Days

This is probably the most popular song by Graham Colton. The song is inspirational. Its message is simple: life is difficult and always changing, but you need to enjoy yourself in the moment. Also, if you wait too long, your chance may be gone. Lastly, if you haven't started something that you have always wanted to, "here comes the rest of our lives..."

2) All the World Tonight

This one is my favorite by the Graham Colton Band. Colton sings about how perceptive Colton is becoming. He has locked up his old memories and is ready to move on.

3) Always in Love

The title gives the message of this song away. It is up tempo, and Colton sings about all of the reasons and places that make him realize how in love he is with whomever the song was directed towards. It is hard to say if this song is meant for after a relationship or while he is in one, but it seems to work either way.

4) Cellophane Girl

This song is very smooth, and, while the lyrics are somewhat repetitive and perhaps tacky, they are very catchy. Colton is singing to a girl who was "the best thing in [his life]". The song is a little sad, but many listeners can relate.

5) No Myth

This is song is a bonus track on Colton's newest album on iTunes, Here Right Now. In this one Colton uses some wishful thinking as to ways that he can get this mystery girl. Many of the lyrical phrases begin with "What if..." He sings in the upper register in this song, and overall it is slightly atypical of the Graham Colton style listeners are familiar with.

6) How Low (Breakdown)

"How Low" is definitely the saddest song Colton sings. The song has very catchy lyrics that listeners will sing over and over again. When you listen to these lyrics though, the song speaks about how difficult relationships are and how low people will go to stay in them. This song can bring some people to some major realizations.

7) Best Thing in My Life

This song is another sad one. This time Colton is joined by Cary Pierce. The song involves a couple, and the female is about o fly away, most likely across the country for the extended stay. Colton does not want his partner to leave as he realizes how good she is to him.