Ipod Playlist

1. End Up Here - 5 Seconds of Summer
     "my friends say I should knock you down before you figure me out and you runaway, but you don't and you won't as you kiss me as you tell me that you're here to stay"
    End Up Here can remind Siddhartha about his love for Kamala, even though he thinks in the beginning that he shouldn't be with her or that he shouldn't love her, he ends up discovering his love for her anyway. No matter what her occupation is or her views on life, she loves him no matter what and they belonged together.

2. Gone, Gone, Gone - Phillip Phillips
      "give me reasons to believe"
         Siddhartha went on his journey to find himself spiritually, he wanted to believe in something greater than what hew as originally told. He wanted a new life of his own beliefs and of his own discoveries.

3. Hold On - Jonas Brothers
     " we don't have time left to regret"
     Siddhartha can listen to Hold On and look at it as a song that gives advice to its listeners because it tells a story on how to keep moving forward and not be afraid because if you simply wait and keep a positive attitude, things will change for the better. Siddhartha looked for better attitudes when he stayed with Kamaswami and learned for better things in the bushiness world.

4. Long Way Home - 5 Seconds of Summer
      "so we're taking the long way home, cause i don't wanna be wasting my time alone"
     When Siddhartha reconnects with his son, he can spend more time with him to get the chance to learn more about his son and the life he had with Kamala. Everything takes time when it comes to learning new things, and Siddhartha spent most of his time learning about the new life he wanted, now he can learn about the life he'll want with his son.

5. Rude - MAGIC!
     "why you gotta be so rude? don't you know I'm human too?"
    When Siddhartha discovered the realities of human life, that everyone gets sick, and everyone dies, and that not everyone is a nice person. He probably questioned why people act rude sometimes and why people die. Siddhartha can listen to this song and reflect on the moment when he discovered the way humanity worked and reminisce on the lessons he learned since then.