Imagine there's no heaven. John Lennon wrote Imagine in his Tittenhurst Park mansion in Berkshire, England, in early 1971. The song has been performed at every Olympic Games opening ceremony since 1996. It was voted the most important song of the 20th century in a BBC Radio 2 poll. The chord progression was influenced by a Yoko Ono poem. September lyric print for the idealists — the most important song one of the most important British artists ever wrote.

☮️ Most important song of the 20th century. The John Lennon print for September walls.

And I think it's gonna be a long, long time. Elton John and Bernie Taupin wrote Rocket Man in the back of a car driving through Lincolnshire, inspired by Ray Bradbury's short story of the same name. The song gave Elton John his third UK top five hit in 1972 and has been covered, referenced and sampled more than almost any other song of its era. September lyric print for the dreamers who feel a little lonely out there.

🚀 Written in a car in Lincolnshire. The Elton John September lyric print.

Thunder only happens when it's raining. Stevie Nicks wrote Dreams in a single afternoon in Sly Stone's recording studio in Sausalito, California — sitting on the bed in the recording booth with a piano and a cassette player. It was Fleetwood Mac's only US number one. In 2020, the song went viral when Nathan Apodaca (420doggface208) filmed himself skateboarding to it on TikTok, driving it back into the charts 43 years after release.

🌊 Fleetwood Mac only US No.1. The TikTok comeback. Dreams on your September wall.

And if you don't love me now, you will never love me again. The Chain is the only Fleetwood Mac song credited to all five members — it was assembled from separate pieces that different members had written, stitched together into something unified. The bass line that arrives in the final section is one of the most recognisable in rock history, used by ITV for Formula One coverage since 1979. September lyric print for the alternative Fleetwood Mac fan.

⛓️ Credited to all five members. The F1 theme. September Fleetwood Mac alternative pick.

Mamma Mia, here I go again. ABBA's Mamma Mia was written in a single session — Benny Andersson came up with the melody after dreaming it. It was named after an Italian expression of surprise. The song became the title track of one of the most successful stage musicals ever created and one of the two highest-grossing musical films in history. September lyric print for the ABBA fans — the song that made Meryl Streep dance.

🎭 The song Benny dreamed. The musical. Meryl Streep danced to this. September ABBA pick.

Who's bad? Michael Jackson's Bad album sold over 35 million copies worldwide and produced five consecutive US number ones — a record that still stands. The title track was originally intended as a duet with Prince, who declined. Bad was the first solo performance in the legendary Pepsi commercial. September lyric print for the King of Pop — the most commercially successful album campaign in pop music history.

🌙 Five consecutive US No.1 singles. Prince was supposed to be on this. MJ September pick.