You remember it as the theme song to the beloved Peanuts movie and this instrumental classic instantly sets the mood for Thanksgiving. A great song to kick off your meal.

Don't forget the holiday is all about giving thanks for the riches in life. Bing Crosby's "I've Got Plenty to Be Thankful For" is a great addition to your Thanksgiving playlist for its spot-on sentiment.

The boppy title track to Kelly's debut album will score get brownie points from your family members when you sing the lyrics in dedication. "That I'm thankful for the blessing / And the lessons that I've learned with you / By my side / That I'm thankful for the love that you keep bringing in my life."

A feel-good song that sings what's on everyone's mind: "It's mashed potato time."

Used in a Thanksgiving-themed episode of Glee, the mashup of Phillip Phillips' "Home" and Paul Simon's "Homeward Bound" are sure to inspire fuzzy feelings about being in a warm home with family and friends.

Probably the most famous song about saying "Thank You," even your kooky aunt who doesn't know any current music probably came cross this 2000 hit single at some point.

A delicious classic relating happiness to an item very likely on the menu for Thanksgiving dessert.

Here's one Mom's sure to enjoy, a gorgeous tune about gratitude by Josh Groban.

A good-eatin' classic that the whole dinner table will bounce along to in their chairs.

Additional bonus: The groovin' you're doin will help digest the food faster!

A heartfelt track that can act as a reminder that home is where the heart is. The song has Jason Mraz crooning about his father and mother who tell him "Just know that wherever you go / You can always come home."

Add a little R&B to the mix with this track about recognizing and counting your blessings.

Add a praise-worthy song by Celine Dion for Mom.

A great song that highlights all the beautiful things in the world makes for a perfect sentiment to end the meal with!

Nothing says family #feelz like a heartfelt piano tune from the fiery songstress.

Start the dessert discussion early by putting on this brassy track from 1967. Grandma and Grandpa might remember it, it was a Top 10 hit in the late '60s.

Dad will love this sweet, subtle groove track.

The late legend's funky track will not only help you digest your Thanksgiving meal (that groovin' bassline is undeniable), but it'll put things into perspective. 

....Or you could end your Thanksgiving dinner on a hilarious note with Adam Sandler's famously ridiculous ode to the holiday.

Happy Thanksgiving, y'all.