This the thought of my true home has always been shady, like a dark figure looming in the darkness. I had music in my life for as long as i can remember. One specific memory is when we were homeless and lived in a family friend’s car and fell asleep to the radio playing. One song that triggers me the most is “Follow Me” by Uncle Kracker. I always feel happy and thankful that I have something to hold close to me and it can’t run away. Later on in life, I was introduced to different types of music by friends and family. A broad scope of genres are as follows; rock, emo-alternative, metal, pop-rap, pop, and country-pop. Music has been my go-to for stress relief nearly all my life and has shown me insights about myself that I would have not known otherwise. Another song that I hold dear is “Bless The Broken Road” by Rascal Flatts. It relates to me in ways that cannot be spoken by words because I have experienced a lot of “holes on the road” and let-downs. I have other ways of coping with stress, such as
This the thought of my true home has always been shady, like a dark figure looming in the darkness. I had music in my life for as long as i can remember. One specific memory is when we were homeless and lived in a family friend’s car and fell asleep to the radio playing. One song that triggers me the most is “Follow Me” by Uncle Kracker. I always feel happy and thankful that I have something to hold close to me and it can’t run away. Later on in life, I was introduced to different types of music by friends and family. A broad scope of genres are as follows; rock, emo-alternative, metal, pop-rap, pop, and country-pop. Music has been my go-to for stress relief nearly all my life and has shown me insights about myself that I would have not known otherwise. Another song that I hold dear is “Bless The Broken Road” by Rascal Flatts. It relates to me in ways that cannot be spoken by words because I have experienced a lot of “holes on the road” and let-downs. I have other ways of coping with stress, such as