QUEEN: (Singing) I want to break free. I want to break free.</s>RAY SUAREZ, HOST: We're spending a lot of time on today's program talking about the Brexit decision, and it got us thinking about songs reflecting people's sentiments across the pond right now. We don't have a special relationship with one side or the other. Without further ado, we give you a Brexit playlist.</s>QUEEN: (Singing) God knows I want to break free.</s>THE BEATLES: (Singing) You say yes. I say no. You say slow. I say go, go, go.</s>THE BEATLES: U2: (Singing) With or without you. With or without you, oh.</s>FLEETWOOD MAC: (Singing) You can go your own way. You can go your own way.</s>THE COMMUNARDS: (Singing) Don't leave me this way. I don't understand how I'm at your command, so baby please. Don't you leave me this way.</s>THE HUMAN LEAGUE: (Singing) Don't you want me, baby? Don't you want me, oh.</s>LILY ALLEN: (Singing) I never wanted it to end up this way. You've only got yourself to blame.</s>CHESNEY HAWKES: (Singing) You try to make me forget who I really am. Don't tell me I know that. I'm not the same as all the rest. I am the one and only. Nobody I'd rather be.</s>RAY SUAREZ, HOST: Breaking up is hard to do. If you can think of other songs to explain the Brexit vote, send us a tweet @npratc #BrexitMix. Maybe we'll play some of your jams on the program tomorrow.</s>CHESNEY HAWKES: (Singing) I am the one and only, nobody I'd rather be. I am the one and only, can't take that away...
All Things Considered is thinking about British songs that reflect people's sentiments in the U.K. We picked some; if you can think of better songs to explain Brexit, tweet us @npratc #BrexitMix.