about a song

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Bon iver reminds me of my Holocene,

and Jamison the sundry and immense.

Henson how lovers part, and Eillsh

That sadness is self-defense.


Khalid tells me the self is patient, even

When in pain. Hozier that the end is always

Near and to romance our land.

The Paper Kites, they know my soul,

In a trumpets desolate croon, and Lambert knows

the inevitable strength

It takes to stand.


Love I learned from Loggins, who sings of

Small worlds in supple palms,

but it was Urban who first made me feel the power of love

through a summer song.

Moon River was my home, and will always be.

Yet, Norah Jones takes me closer to true mirth

When I come away to that place where I belong.


If I hadn't heard LaMontagne, I know i'd be remiss,

For he was the one who taught me

What it is to long for what I've lost.

Iskov, a darling companion on those dreary

College mornings, and Mayer a lover to hold in

Coffee shops.


Holiday found in me my favorite color, and Mars the

Light of the sun. The Beatles taught me to

Slumber and appreciate the blackbird when it sings.

Vienna was a lesson, I didn't know I had to learn.

And yet, when I think of stopping time,

it is The Scorpions that life brings.


How many more I could list? All that I could name.

A song is not a song, but a immortal spirit for us to

Obtain. A song is more that melody and tune,

Harmony and beat--


A song to me is the reason for which we create

And connect.

The reason why we wish so badly for time to keep. 

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