Good Omens Twitter account drops the Crowley playlist

Have you ever wondered what David Tennant's character, Crowley, on Good Omens would listen to on the radio? Are you looking for a playlist that will get you ready for another season of comedic genius with our favorite angel and demon duo? Then look no further, because the Good Omens Twitter account has us all covered.

On July 11, the Good Omens Twitter account shared a complete playlist for Crowley and it even went viral on the app, with Crowley trending for hours. In the caption for the post, it reads, "Alexa play Crowley's Devilish Playlist," and even on the picture of Crowley driving his car, we see the caption of Crowley's Devilish Playlist.

While we did try to convince Alexa to play this playlist for us, it didn't end up working. Although it did lead us to the Good Omens: Michael Sheen's Playlist curated by Michael Sheen. In the description of the playlist on the Amazon Music app it reads, "An angel's guide to the end of the world." So even with Alexa denying us the magic of the Crowley playlist, at least we have Sheen's playlist to enjoy now too.

Check out Crowley's Devilish Playlist from Good Omens

However, while we may not be able to convince Alexa to just play the Crowley list for us, we can always build our own thanks to the graphic shared by the show's Twitter account. The songs chosen for the devilish character are:

• "I'm in Love with My Car" by Queen
• "Every Breath You Take" by The Police
• "Take Me to Church" by Hozier
• "Purple Haze" by Jimi Hendrix
• "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" by REM
• "I'll Be Your Mirror" by The Velvet Underground
• "Dreams (2004 Remaster)" by Fleetwood Mac
• "Starman" by David Bowie

Now, I don't know about anyone else, but this is a brilliant playlist. And if you have already watched all of the first season of Good Omens, then you know how fitting this playlist really is. Honestly, this might just become our new playlist of the summer, especially once season 2 drops on Amazon Prime on July 28.