Doki Doki Literature Club Songs Novels & Stories

What was the best was that they knew the pieces off by heart so there was a mixture of live and track performances. The next track that we played was 'Sway' by the Pussycat Dolls and that made the club even more rowdy than before. Then we sang 'Waking Up in Vegas' by Katy Perry and after that we took a short break. "Guys! I didn't know you'd be here. This is the best surprise ever!" I squealed in delight and threw my arms around my band members. "Seriously Kai, what's this about you quitting on us for almost two years at least?" Rick demanded and poked my chest in irritation.

Her smile disappeared as my song broke the silence, and the familiar hushed sigh, the gasps of wonder trickled through the crowd – and she went from looking shell-shocked, to irritated, to furious. By the time we reach our fifth and final song, and I take an awkward bow, the crowd is yelling “encore”. I look back at the boys, and Micah nods, whispering “Winter in Portland”, while Alix mouths “Lumino. Let’s --- Play --- Lumino.” “Winter in Portland,” Micah whispers. “L-U-M-I-N-O”, Alix mouths. Winter in Portland is a slow, mellow song, while Lumino is more upbeat. Plus it’s cute, playful – countryish and fun, like early Taylor Swift.

Not long after, Kimmy came back from wherever she pulled Anders to, saying that she needed a drink. She took big gulps of her apple cider, then sighed. "These songs are so lame, where is the dj booth." Kimmy looked around, then walked over to the wolf that was dressed as a zombie. Jessie didn’t find a chance to ask her how her talk with Andres went, but w sure she would find out soon enough. The music cut, with Kimmy and the dj thrown in a heated argument, Kimmy won because the music changed to Doja Cat, Candy.

I clock out and leave my apron in my locker before leaving. It’s been one week…one miserable week without Nova. Truthfully, even if their cock is as big as their sister’s hand gestures were, which I doubt, I would prefer figuring out what to do with it over another minute without MY Nova. My set is a combination of love songs and heartbreak…”Never Not”by Lauv and “Closing the Door on Us” by Dexter in the newsagent are my news additions to the list. I am working on learning “Move together”by James Bay and will most likely be able to use it in my Sunday set. After my set I go to Sid’s table. Immediately I notice that only a few friends are still here. “What The Fuck, Aldo? You and Nova were pe

When the sink was empty, I folded the dish towel and hung it neatly over the oven handle. The kitchen finally looked normal again. I picked up my phone and pulled up Chloe’s playlist. A second later the speakers burst into that ridiculous dinosaur song she’d been obsessed with for weeks. Bright music bounced around the kitchen. “That’s MY song!” Chloe yelled from the sofa. Her voice sounded scandalized, as if I’d committed a personal crime. “Chloe,” Lucas said seriously, “it’s a dinosaur song. Everyone knows that song.” “It’s MY dinosaur song,” she insisted.

She was confident that she could recognize Victoria's voice within a few seconds. At that moment, the background music was turned on inside the hallway. The infamous song of " Love Me like You Do " by Ellie Goulding" started to buzz in high velocity. Veronica cursed the DJ and hoped that the noise wouldn't affect her hearing. She couldn't let go of this chance at any cost! On the other side, Asher and Blake waited impatiently to hear her next words but she was taking longer than usual time. Then they both heard faint tune of music coming through Veronica's mini speaker.

"It's Pin, I've learned some of it." "Do you want sample questions and discussion?" "Do you have a Pin?" "Yes, tomorrow I will give you if you want." "Um, don't worry, I prefer to learn summaries and questions from Prima gamma." "Oh well Sin, are you listening to a song?" "Yes, I usually listen to the portrait band song in the room" "What song do you like the most?" "Trokadero, Salah and Bunda by Melly Guslow." "Oh, I see."

XIX The flashing lights illuminated us and the drummer began to set the rhythm. I couldn't help but order myself a beer, although I always carried the card with the clinic's number on it, just in case. The first song was a Coldplay cover, "Yellow". That made the couples gathered there put their arms around each other's necks and lit lighters to set the beat in the dark. I tuned my voice and sang, oblivious to who was in the audience. Between songs, I could make out Beth, who was signaling me from a chair. Jack and Erika had gone, which relieved me. Every concert, every class, was like Groundhog Day.

I ask the girls while sipping my mojito and Jo shrugs. “It’s the best club around, plus the DJ is lush.” She says swaying to the music and eyeing up said DJ who winks at her. “I’m going to go talk to him.” She says and saunters over to the DJ booth. Aimee and I laugh shaking our heads. Aimee and I scan the club while we sip our drinks. “This song goes out to Shayla and her girls.” The DJ announces over the microphone, I look over at Jo when our song starts thundering through the speakers and she blows me a kiss.

By Doja Kat. ***“Can you kiss me more? We’re so young, boy. We ain’t got nothin’ to lose, oh,oh. Its just principle, Baby, hold me ‘cause I like the way you grove, oh, oh, oh.”*** The voice was vaguely familiar, one that Drake had heard quite often when he went out with Sampson and Madeline, during drunk Karaoke. But no, it couldn’t be, could it? His mother would never dream of doing something so scandalous.