Have you ever heard a song on the radio and wish you were the person to write those amazing lyrics? That one line, or the chorus, that gets your attention…the earworm that will not get out of your head makes you wish you were the person who put it to music.
“And I don’t want the world to see me, cause I don’t think that they’d understand…” one line of the song Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls that resonates with me-
Or, most recently this:
“Oh no, no, it’s a dangerous thing pouring alcohol on an old flame”- Hide the Wine by Carly Pearce — a story of how her ex is back in town and she needs to hide the wine so they won’t accidentally end up in bed together. -Brilliant!
I find these lines are GENIUS. Vocabulary and meaning behind music has always been an addiction of mine. There are literally millions of songs and lyrics that have been written and released and it always humbles me, making me wish I had paid more attention to music class in school.
The thing about great songs, is that not only do people get to experience them on radio, ipods, concerts or even CD’s and records, but they make people feel.They cause people to remember the words, and they make emotions come out of us. They make us physically move our bodies in response to hearing them.
