Do you need to be sad to sing songs of heartbreak?
What if you just like the way your voice sounds singing it?
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Winterwanderer · 26-30, M
There's something beautiful about sorrow, in music it's beautiful because of its raw authenticity. Sharing someone's most intimate life experiences in a few minutes time.
Seeing sorrow in people is powerful because in that moment you are able see through every guise that the person wore & you finally see them, you see who they really are & their uninhibited beauty.
I don't sing songs just because I'm feeling a certain way, but often to hear a story, or to feel someone's thoughts & emotions as they share them, in a powerful way.
Seeing sorrow in people is powerful because in that moment you are able see through every guise that the person wore & you finally see them, you see who they really are & their uninhibited beauty.
I don't sing songs just because I'm feeling a certain way, but often to hear a story, or to feel someone's thoughts & emotions as they share them, in a powerful way.
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@Winterwanderer That is beautifully said.
Winterwanderer · 26-30, M