According to Barry's Facebook profile, one of his favorite songs is Lady Gaga's "Poker Face".

Alright, we’re having a little fun with this last one, but Barry needs to let loose and cut some rug every now and again. Why not bust a move to some “Flashdance?” We love how Barry is still very much a kid at heart. Whether it’s singing karaoke, hanging out with friends, or just enjoying a run around the globe; Barry finds excitement in everything. Here’s hoping we’ll be seeing some more of that lighthearted Barry next season on the CW.

While Marty McFly might have something to say about us stealing his song, this one fits our list. When Barry Allen runs fast enough, he can actually bend the time-space continuum and time travel to another day, year, or era completely. It only makes Barry’s story more challenging and complex, but also exciting.

Judging from the title, you shouldn’t be surprised as to why this song would make our playlist. If the title alone wasn’t enough reason, let’s take a look at the lyrics. “Give me what I need. Yeah, white lightning! Let’s speed.” It’s in The Flash’s blood. He is lightning.

“And I don’t want the world to see me, ‘cause I don’t think that they’d understand.” We wanted to pay tribute to Barry’s one true love, and the woman who he longs to be with, despite the challenges that may lay in his way. Iris West is the girl who Barry grew up with, fell in love with, and vows to protect when he’s The Flash. When superhero duties get in the way, trying to maintain a relationship can get pretty difficult. Barry really needs to savor every moment with Iris, because Captain Cold or Gorilla Grodd could be stirring up trouble at any moment. “You’re the closest to heaven that I’ll ever be, and I don’t wanna go home right now.”

A brick wall isn’t a problem when you’re The Flash. You can just “phase” or vibrate your molecules through it. If you want to disguise your appearance or voice, vibration comes in handy again. It’s one of The Flash’s more overlooked powers, but also one of his handiest tools when making a getaway. “I’m picking up good vibrations.”

“All that noise, and all that sound. All those places that I have found.” The lyrics from Coldplay’s “Speed of Sound” perfectly summarize what life might be like for Barry as he continues to discover his new talents. Speed wasn’t always his gift, so the discovery and the complexity of it all pushes him to become a better, faster, stronger Flash.

When The Flash is running through Central City, saving the day, what do us everyday citizens see? A lightning strike? A streak? More like a couple of blurred lines, if you ask us. Enough reason for this song to make our list, in our opinion.

“I was born in a cross-fire hurricane.” Not exact, but close. Technically, it was more like a freak lightning storm caused by a malfunction in the particle accelerator, but we’ll let The Rolling Stones have some liberty with the lyrics there. This is a great song for our The Flash playlist, since it not only has the word “flash” in the title, but also highlights the spirit of perseverance and staying in the fight. We all know that Barry Allen would never give up.

“He was a hard-headed man.” Barry doesn’t always make the wisest decisions on the battlefield, but you can rest assured that he’s hard-headed and won’t back down from a fight. Throw in the chorus line, “Life in the fast lane, surely make you lose your mind,” and you’ve got a great song to play as The Flash runs through Central City.

Nothing gets your blood pumping faster than a little classic metal, and this Iron Maiden song is no exception. “Run to the hills, run for your life!” While the subject matter might not pertain to The Flash, you can’t deny that the chorus is a perfect fit. Keep on running, Barry!

In "Into the Void," the Season 6 premiere, Barry Allen saved Central City to the tune of "Flash's Theme" by Queen.

Chances are you have no idea what was playing over the speakers when Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) surprised Barry (Ezra Miller) in his poorly concealed headquarters. You might have even tried to tune out the music in an attempt to listen to the conversation between the vigilante billionaire and the speedster, but fat chance. That song is an inescapable earworm. For those who are dying to know the name of the song and the artist, here’s what you’re looking for: “As If It’s Your Last” by BLACKPINK.

Arrow composer Blake Neely is the primary composer of the series, and was first hired in April 2014 to score the pilot.