Do you express your feelings through songs?
Not necessarily you singing them or writing them but like if you really like someone or are in love do you find songs to send them or let them listen to? Or perhaps even if your telling your best friend your sorry for something you did. One of my best friends a couple years ago sent me all these songs and I thought nothing of it for a lil while and then suddenly it had hit me... he loved me. Not long after I found out he told me he did.
I need some songs that express anger!?
I need something of pure hatred. Please don't give me metal or scremo because that **** all sounds the same. I am looking more for alternative and rap. Please actually give me what I'm asking for because I'm looking at questions similar to mine and one answer was a song by amy whinehouse; I mean REALLY? If you don't know any don't answer. it just wastes my time and is unhelpful.
If a guy is sending a girl love songs, does he want to express his feelings through it?
Thanks for the request. Does he “want” to express his feelings through it? I'm a little confused by the question quite honestly. So let's break it down. First only the guy sending them can know exactly what he “wants” to express. Wanting is individualistic and personal.However if we change the word to “intend” then it becomes more reasonable to speculate upon. I would say that any time a guy sends a girl a love song, that it is his intent to express his interests in the girl.However, I would not necessarily say that the specific lyrics of the song are intended by him to express his goals in the potential relationship. More than likely he selected the song based on genre, love song, than lyrics, having his children.
Is there a way to express a song's melody in writing?
You mean, like, music notation? That works pretty well.
Whats the song on pineapple express?
Its on the part where sol and dale get mad at each other and split off. Im pretty sure its Bob Marley but if not it still reggae. The chorus is something like " think that your in heaven but your livin in ??" ive tried lookin it up but idk. Help me out
The lyrics of one's favorite song can express everything that one struggles to say or express to others. How does it happen?
One may struggle to express something to others because of mental, social and communication barriers. It happens always in most of the cases. Sometimes, you don’t want to be brave enough, sometimes you mayretreat due to some obvious social constraints & compulsion and sometime, you don’t know how to express. No less than that sometimes you wish some one else to do for you.Now, the Lyrics are all some kind of packages available in the market carrying different tags of expression of multitude of topics and feelings. You have something in mind that one or more Lyrics could resemble with some level of accuracy. So you got yourself thru something in public domain and you could use them to communicate something that point of time which is burning inside you. Effectively, the feelings are yours but put forth by others in a lyrical way which may have bigger appeal than yours.Our favorite songs are our favorite because, they respond to our internal and hidden profile of feeling that sometimes we could not find how to express or may be we are even reluctant or hesitant to express by ourselves. The songs do it for us with some musical and lyrical value. This is an additional advantage rather than the coarse way of presenting something.Any song that exactly or very nearly expresses or matches your hidden feelings & views, generally tends to be your favorite and it does the job that you may be struggling to do by yourself.
Why do guys express feelings to a girl through songs?
There's something emotionally stirring about a well written song, something that would be difficult to convey with words alone.I think many guys realize this, and wanting to convey their feelings in a way that the listener can empathize with, they use song. Since it's harder to convey exactly what one feels by simply stating it, songs have become a go to way of making sure that the listener can feel what they feel, instead of having to interpret and work to understand.
Song played at Express clothing store this February 2013?
I was at an Express clothing store recently and heard this catchy song by a female singer, it went something like: "I'm coming up, up, up". The tempo was something near to that, I might have the wording off though. It felt like dance or pop. It was very upbeat, if anyone works at Express or knows where they get their monthly music please share. Thanks!