Music always seems to make me feel better. If I need to get pumped, feel loved, celebrate, mourn, whatever, there's always the right song. When there's a new song on the radio it feels like a present. When an artist I love is coming out with a new album, I count the days and sometimes even pre-order. I save up money for months to make it to a live show. I cry, dance, smile, laugh at live shows. Music is something I connect with people over. If someone likes the same song or artist, there's an immediate reason to be friends.
Music lightens the mood, makes me miss someone, makes me regret something, makes me laugh about something I did. If a boy plays music, the
y're automatically more attractive. If a girl plays music or has a pretty voice, I want to be like her.
People quote lyrics, people quote musicians. If so
meone hasn't been to college, but they've made a career out of music, they're respected. Music is respected. Even the industry is respected.
I'm not going to say that some day I'll be a musician. I won't. I can't sing, I can't memorize notes, I can't write lyrics. Music will, however, always speak through me.
Music is the biggest cliche to ever exist. However, like most cliches, it's true and everyone knows it.
I've always wondered what forms people's music tastes. Like why do some people like country music and the rest of the world hate it? Why do some kids like to listen to classic songs that were made before they were born?? Also, it's not like my parents listened to emo/alternative bands when I was growing up so how did I start to like them??? Damn you music!! So many questions, so few answers!!!!
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