Spotify has a baffling amount of songs about Microsoft

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Anyone who’s been on YouTube for long enough will know that people will make songs about ANYTHING, so it’s not all that surprising that some artists have song about Microsoft on Spotify. What is surprising, however, is how many of these songs there are. Spanning across numerous genres and performed by both men and women, there’s a baffling amount of Microsoft-themed songs on Spotify, some of which are surprisingly good. 

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How many more times must we hear another lousy song about love? The genre is wildly over-represented, so let me suggest an alternative for your Spotify playlist: songs about Microsoft. Love it or leave it, your PC is what you actually gaze at—often soulfully—for hours every day. So it stands to reason that men and women actually write songs about Microsoft. They do. There are tons! And some of them are actually good. From the blues to country to hop-hop to punk, we’ve collected the best songs about Microsoft. You’ll need a subscription for Spotify to listen to the embedded tracks below, but even a free subscription will do. I emphatically suggest you opt in, because you’ll be surprised by how good some of these are. Just use headphones when listening to these around the kids—many include explicit lyrics. Let’s kick off Microsoft’s greatest hits with a little slice of Americana. Andy Browning sings from the heart (and the heartland) about how it just isn’t working out any more. Unfortunately, you can’t always reboot love—sometimes you’ve just got to power it off.

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