天知道 怎么办 我们都失去了方向感
Listening to: Wang Lee Hom [王力宏] // 安全感
I've had people come up to me on many occasions, with only one question in mind:
"Why is it that whenever I see you, you nearly always have headphones on?"
Yes, it is true that my i-Pod has become a part of me. An appendage of sorts. One that I can hardly imagine myself living without now that I think about it.
Some people make it sound like a parasite. A thing that sucks away at my life force, leaving me drained and lacking the enthusiasm that I used to have.
Truth is, I am the parasite.
I have come to rely so much upon my i-Pod. For it to provide me a physical manifestation of the symphonic melodies that constantly replay themselves over and over in my head.
I am the one who drains its and brings it back to life on a daily basis.
Listen ... Charge ... Listen ... Charge ...
I am the one who manipulates it to do my bidding.
Louder ... Softer ... Next ... Previous ...
Yet, never once has it failed me.
It always comes through.
It's my safety net for whenever I feel as though the world is about to crash down or me or when I am about to lose hope in things.
Let me now make myself clear. If anyone ever asks me that question again, you know the reason:
Music is what sustains me. It is the air I breathe. It is everything to me.
And if anyone dares to question my integrity (like so many others have), to pursue it as a career, stfu and stop telling me what to do with my life. It is my decision and not yours.
To me, music is like when a bee sees honey, there is a remarkable attraction."
- Wang Lee Hom
At least I know how to be grateful for whatever I have in front of me.
At least I know how to be independent to a certain extent.
At least I know how much more mature I am.
滚开。
