How Does My Life Change Over Time

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There are many different objects out there that can relate to us. When it comes to things like poetry it might be depended on our mood at the time of reading the work. For me however I have chosen the song “Never To Late” by Three Days Grace. This song overall relates to my life the best because of the time when it was released, what it was about, and the meaning that I gained from it over time. The song “Never To Late” debuted was released on the album One X in 2006. Zomba Recording LLC would later release a Deluxe version of the album at the end of 2007. The year of 2007 is when I would first begin my journey into different music that wasn’t Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash. These two artist were all I knew of as I grew up because my dad loved them. So this singular album was my first sense of choice that I have ever acquired. During the year 2007-2008 I would have begun middle school this was a very drastic change from anything previous in many ways. Skipping over the obvious things like puberty my time in middle school was terrible. I suffered from extreme cases of bullying both physical, and verbal as well as I had a leap from private school to public. This might seem like a huge change but at the time and do to my very naïve mind it was. Also due to all the drastic changes I began to suffer from depression something that I amongst many …show more content…
Having personally suffer and still battle with it or having experienced the loss that it brings it has reshaped what the meaning of the song has become for me. Instead of the song being somewhat somber like it used to for me I find it to be a wake up call that things can still turn around for the better. This is the mindset that I try to lead throughout everything in life. For example, even though I might not do perfect on this paper I will still have gained more knowledge that can use whenever the next curveball in life comes my

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