Imagination and Songs
Every song is different for different people because everyone has different imagination. More imaginative and creative minds have some different images and others have different.
I usually don’t listen to songs with their video, even if it’s a new one. I want to feel the song not just listen. I don’t let that video cripple my imagination.
But it doesn’t always have the expected result. Sometimes, songs look weird, ruin the mood, and I get annoyed by imagination, often my friends say that why don’t I like these great songs.
But sometimes, imagination is just too awesome. The sensation you feel and the feeling you get is just unexplainable. For example, the feeling of you being in a floating castle, or a grassy field, or getting your heart broken for no reason, etc.
This ability to produce and stimulate novel objects, sensations, and ideas in the mind comes in handy when listening to music and songs
What makes a Good Song?
- It’s beat.
- It’s lyrics.
- It’s rhythm.
- Your own mood. (probably the most important point)
For example, for me, Demons (Imagin Dragons), Darkside (Alan Walker), It’s different(Shadows), All We Know(Alan Walker), etc. are some of my favorites in terms of imagination.
When we are on our own, we are free, our imagination is free and we can create a little world of our own.
Sometimes, we end up creating what is deep down in our hearts even though it is irrelevant to the song we are listening to. It might sound strange but it actually lifts up the burden off of us and we feel lighter and better.
Main idea
The main idea of writing this is to convey the message of not just listening to songs but actually feeling them. Of course, this can’t be done all the time as we sometimes listen to pass time. But enjoying the song means feeling the sensation of the song
