Randomizing a Music "Playlist?"

Hey guys, Nik1080 here with another question!

So, a recently I constructed a basic music "playlist" loop:

local Sound1 = game.Workspace.Sound1
local Sound2 = game.Workspace.Sound2
local Sound3 = game.Workspace.Sound3
local Sound4 = game.Workspace.Sound4
local Sound5 = game.Workspace.Sound5
local Sound6 = game.Workspace.Sound6
local Sound7 = game.Workspace.Sound7

Assets = {346073558,183479225,167337732,175755911,199372537,247303851,342274063}
 
for _, asset in ipairs(Assets) do
     game:GetService("ContentProvider"):Preload("http://www.roblox.com/asset/?id=" .. asset)
end

while true do
	Sound1:Play()
	wait (110) -- Note the all the waits are one second longer than the audio file
	Sound2:Play()
	wait(120)
	Sound3:Play()
	wait(114)
	Sound4:Play()
	wait(100)
	Sound5:Play()
	wait(104)
	Sound6:Play()
	wait(120)
	Sound7:Play()
	wait(120)
end

My only problem is that it gets repetitive, in the way that the order is always the same. (Note that in the end I will most likely have more) My question is, is there a way to randomize the order in which the songs are played while waiting the proper amount of time?

This is based off of my comment

A way to have a "random" song play is to use the math.random function & a table, like the one you were using for the Preload; the math.random function could be used to return a random number, then we use that number to get the position from the table, i.e. position 1 in your table is 346073558, and position 4 is 175755911.

Now, w/ that out of the way, lets set up the code! :D

local SoundInstance = game.Workspace:WaitForChild('SoundPlay') -- The "WaitForChild" function will wait until a child w/ the exact same name as the argument is existent w/in the parent; variable "SoundInstance" is representing the instance
local SongIDs = { -- Variable "SongIDs" is holding the table containing the song ids; a table is used to store information/ data, and you can retrieve the data via getting a position from the table
	346073558,
	183479225,
	167337732,
	175755911,
	199372537,
	247303851,
	342274063
}

math.randomseed(tick()) -- Lets make math.random even more random >:) "tick" returns the UNIX time, which started in January 1st of 1970, and is still counting the time to this day.

while true do
	local RandomSong = SongIDs[math.random(1, #SongIDs)] -- Variable "RandomSong" will represent the ID taken from the table via getting the position it was from; math.random returns a number between numberA & number B
	SoundInstance.SoundId = RandomSong -- Sets the ID property of the "Sound" instance to the song ID retrieved from the table
	SoundInstance:Play() -- Plays the song
	wait(120) -- Yields the code for a specific amount of time b4 going onto the next line; this will wait 2 minutes, but this can be adjusted & coded to support the other audios
end -- Ends code

And, wa-la! When you go in-game or the testing mode, you'll hear a random audio play rather than in-order! :D For it to support all the audio's times, however, it's not impossible, but it's more complicated.

Information/ Facts touched on:

1. Tick
2. WaitForChild
3. Math.Random
4. Math.Randomseed

Hope this helped you! :D