For years, Gilmore Girls [1] fans have debated who Rory should've ended up with [2] (#TeamJess forever [3]), whether Luke and Lorelai finally got married, and if the entire Gilmore clan has continued to have Friday night dinner. Well, soon enough, fans will finally get some of these answers [4] with the premiere of Gilmore Girls [5]: A Year in the Life. Before we continue to fantasize about what we'll find out [6], take a walk through some of the show's most iconic songs that will bring you back to moments like when Rory goes off to Chilton, Lorelai and Luke waltz, or Rory and Jess first kiss. Prepare to cry, laugh, and immediately turn on Netflix to rewatch these moments after hearing the songs.

"Our Little Corner of the World" by Yo La Tengo

• When it made you feel happy: Season one, episode one
• Why it made you feel so happy: As Rory and Lorelai are talking about Dean at Luke's diner, you can't help but start to fall in love with Stars Hollow and the world these girls inhabit.

"Where the Colors Don't Go" by Sam Philips

• When it destroyed you: Season one, episode one
• Why it destroyed you: You don't know Lorelai's entire family history, but seeing the photo of her on the mantel and then the large, oppressive Gilmore house just gives you chills about what's to come.

"I Don't Know How to Say Goodbye to You" by Sam Philips

• When it made you smile: Season one, episode two
• Why it made you smile: Lorelai is dressed like she's going to rodeo but Rory still loves that she's taking her to her first day at Chilton.

"One Line" by PJ Harvey

• When it destroyed you: Season one, episode 21
• Why it destroyed you: After Rory struggles to say "I love you" to Dean, she finally says it and you couldn't help but wish for your own kiss with PJ Harvey singing this tune behind you.

"Know Your Onion" by The Shins

• When it made you smile: Season two, episode seven
• Why it made you smile: Two years before The Shins became mainstream, you discovered them as Rory listens to the band during lunch. If you were the the type of person who was always a little "different" at school, you totally resonated with Rory here.

"Human Behavior" by Bjork

• When it made you giggle: Season two, episode 10
• Why it made you giggle: Even though Dean is a good boyfriend, you can't help but love the little things Jess does for Rory, like ruin someone else's snowman for the Snowman Contest.

"Then She Appeared" by XTC

• When it destroyed you: Season three, episode eight
• Why it destroyed you: After so much drama and Rory feeling bad about Dean, Rory and Jess finally share their first kiss. The kiss felt so real and intense that you're still waiting for the day for someone to kiss you the same way.

"The Man Who Sold the World" by David Bowie

• When it made you smile: Season three, episode nine
• Why it made you smile: Lane freaks out thinking that her whole world is too much for Dave, but he surprises her by giving her a kiss. Lane is left speechless but totally happy.

"99 Luftballons" by Nena

• When it destroyed you: Season three, episode 13
• Why it destroyed you: You never realized how isolated Lorelai must have felt as a pregnant teen, but it became so clear when her water breaks and she's in the waiting room alone.

"So Says I" by The Shins

• When it made you giggle: Season four, episode 17
• Why it made you giggle: You can't help but think back to your own Spring break when you see Rory going out to a club where The Shins are playing. And how could anyone forget what happens next: Rory and Paris share a kiss!

"Reflecting Light" by Sam Philips

• When it made you cry: Season four, episode 21
• Why it made you cry: Finally, after four seasons and several almost kisses, Luke and Lorelai waltz at Liz's wedding. If you're not thinking about making this your own wedding song, what kind of Gilmore fan are you?!

"If I Could Write" by Sam Philips

• When it destroyed you: Season five, episode one
• Why it destroyed you: Nothing is happy in the Gilmore world. Richard and Emily are officially separated, Lorelai and Rory are fighting, Rory is running away from Dean, and it's all just a hot mess.

"Taking Pictures" by Sam Phillips

• When it destroyed you: Season six, episode 22
• Why it destroyed you: As many Gilmore Girls [9] fans know, once April comes into the picture, Lorelai and Luke are doomed. Though we all saw it coming, nothing could prepare us for Lorelai saying, "I have to go," and ending up at Christopher's door.

"How to Dream" by Sam Philips

• When it destroyed you: Most episodes
• Why it destroyed you: Whenever one character is going through a moment or there's a strong emotional scene, this familiar tune of the guitar strings comes on and something in you breaks.

"Where You Lead" by Carole King and Louise Goffin

• When it made you smile: Every opening credit scene
• Why it made you smile: There's something about this song that makes you think of friendship, family, love, and all the messiness that comes with it. And of course, coffee!