What I think my 20 minute set will be


  1. Pure Imagination from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2:51)
  2. Almost there from Princess and the Frog (2:28)
  3. Seventeen by Marina and the Diamonds (2:54)
  4. Fix a Heart by Demi Lovato (3:10)
  5. Daydreamin' by Ariana Grande (3:30)
  6. Come Alive from The Greatest Showman (3:46)
Altogether this is 18 minutes 39 seconds which I think is a good amount of time as there should be some time for introducing my songs.

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