I don’t have just one song; I have a few of them. Of these songs there is one that I find I relate to the most. It seems to take all my emotions and pull them together. Reciting them back to me to hear, and react to all over again. It finds my hate, my happiness, the love and sadness, and then it shoves them all together into a lyrical rendition, and spits it back out at me in less then 5 minutes. It’s like reliving every important moment in your life, but in a series of short verses. This is my “everything” song. The song I listen to wh

Over time I have realized that my songs are part of me. I express myself through the music I listen to, and the music I hear has the ability to change who I am. The happier, more uplifting music I listen to, the happier and more uplifted I am. If I’m sad, sad music will make me sadder, and then eventually happy. No matter how we feel I guarantee that there is a song out there that will match that mood for us. Everyone has their very own songs, the songs we call “my songs”. I am no exception to that; I have plenty of songs that are in fact mine. I feel that no one else in the world understands the song the way I do. In a way I suppose that is true since we do based our perception on our experiences, and there is only one me. Next time you listen to that one song that hits home, just remember it’s your song, that no one else gets it like you, and enjoy your special connection with it, it’s truly unique.

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