I am a music therapy student. I remember listening to Chinese children’s songs when I was little, as I was born in China but grew up in the United States. I started playing the piano at age 5 and started playing the French horn at age 11.
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when i was little, i was in my mum's car and her station was playing "sail" and I just really loved it and then last year I learned about what that song was about
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#22
When I discovered Hippie Sabotage, I remember I was laying in bed, cheeks still wet from tears, and I never felt such calmness, such release in finding music that actually spoke to me, and empowered me.
Some recommended songs:
Running Miles
Trust Nobody
Play with Fire
Enough
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Running Miles
Trust Nobody
Play with Fire
Enough
Options
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#23
Listening to my “World Music for Little Ears” CD every night when I was little
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#24
Dollhouse by Melanie Martinez , My older Brother and i dont get along tha good but one time he was nice and in that big bro mood . he was in the living room listening to this song and i liked it we played and joked ( a joke : maze your stupid ) but he really showed me that he is not so mean , this songs makes me remember that all the time ! #bigbrothers
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#25
There are to many to count! I am a music festival child. My parents worked at music festivals all around Australia. Human interaction has no place in my life. Every song has a special memory from my child hood.
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#26
I don't know much about my actual mother due to a bad past with her, but the one song I remember we would always listen and have our own little mother-daughter time was listening to the song "big girls don't cry" by fergie.
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#27
I remember when my family used to go on road trips, my mom would put this Colombian song about rain. I remember trying my hardest to memorize the lyrics so I could sing it to myself. She also used to put Carlos Vives.
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#28
I've loved music all my life. I play (and can teach) the piano, french horn, drums, and sing. One of my fondest memories is if the year Robin Hood came out in theatres, and that Bryan Adams song, "Everything I Do (I do it for you) was on the radio a LOT. That same summer, my family and my aunt and my 2 cousins and I went on a roadtrip down to Seattle, Washington. Even now, everytime I hear that song, I remember that roadtrip and all the fun we had
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#29
When I was just listening to random songs on Spotify and I found my music style. I used to be straight up pop, and now I like stuff like Girl in Red, mxmtoon, Clairo, etc. I now kind of hate the songs I used to like and get annoyed when they go on the radio.
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