I found this video on You Tube and decided to share with you, mostly because the lyrics are very much how I feel about music.
Music was my first love, and it will be my last Music of the future, and music of the past
To live without my music, seems impossible to do, in this world of troubles, my music pulls me through
When I'm in the Home of the Green Arrow promoting the BNP pal talk room the conversations usually remind me of lyrics to songs I haven't heard for years and sometimes members in the room request a favourite song of theirs for me or someone to play in the room and we have great conversations about the songs and sometimes some may confess what it means to them personally.
The room is often filled with people talking about politics and everyday happenings from gardening to baking bread and even problems with their PCs, cars and pets. not forgetting the quiz on Sunday evenings hosted by our wonderful Kazzynoo that are great fun to join in.
To me, the music between the chat seems to keep the room alive because members in the room seem to type much more than in a 'silent' room (to me the silence is deafening) and it surprises some members how we share and enjoy the same sort of music. For the very few who don't like the sort of music played they have the choice of raising their hand to speak or the mute button, although some do tend to forget the 'mute' button and would rather type something unnecessary and throw a wet blanket in the room and make it feel briefly uncomfortable for others enjoying the music and text.
So back to the lyrics 'in this world of troubles, my music pulls me through' that's the way it is for me and I also have the choice of the 'mute' button when listening to the very few who bore me.
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