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Everything hangs in the balance on results day. The last two years of your life, be it at sixth form or on a college course, have come down to this dooms day, and within the next 24 hours, you’ll be sifted on whether you’ve made the grade or not. Have you got the grades you wanted to cut the mustard for the UK’s top courses? Or are you going to be rubbing shoulders with the ones who didn’t quite get what they wanted? Well, either way, it’s more than likely you’ll be out on the town on a mad one in true student style.

Seeing as the majority of you will be hitting the bottle, here at the SPG we thought it would be necessary that you needed some music to pre-drink to. So, if you’re full of euphoria and just want to celebrate, or you’re just not feeing ecstatic about your results, we have a perfect playlist for you. Here are the two A-Level results playlists you should be shuffling through, failure or success…

The Successors

Lionel Richie – Dancing on the Ceiling

Survivor – Eye of the Tiger

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Queen – We are the Champions

Bill Withers – Lovely Day

Pharrell Williams – Happy

David Guetta ft. Sia – Titanium

Imagine Dragons – On Top of the World

U2 – Beautiful Day

Drake – Started From the Bottom

Take That – Greatest Day

Unwanted Results

Gary Jules – Mad World

Daniel Powter – Bad Day

Aloe Blacc – I Need a Dollar

R.E.M. – Everybody Hurts

Righteous Brothers – Unchained Melody

Coldplay – Fix You

Sam Smith – I’m Not the Only One

Gloria Gaynor – I Will Survive

The Beatles – Let it Be

Journey – Don’t Stop Believing

So, there you have it. Get these mixes fixed into your music device and let the results role in. And don’t forget, Prince Charles only got two A-levels and he got into Cambridge, so don’t be disheartened if you don’t get what you want. To keep us ticking until that all important day tomorrow, check out the track below to pile on the pressure even more…

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