David Adamczyk Folk Music Analysis

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I may not know why David Adamczyk decided to play folk music, maybe he was influence by the humanities. What I do know is that music I all around us and it’s become part of our life in one way or another. Many people listen to music for different reasons, I listen to music because it distracts me from the sounds round me and because, at times, I can relate to the lyrics of a specific song. Music alters my mood or even enhances what I’m already feeling. As for who influenced me, well, I thinks that my family and everyone around me influenced me. From an early age we have all listened to different kinds of music, whether it’s the music our family listen to or the music that’s heard in

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