#melophile

[graveyardtombstone]

"I'm doing good, I'm on some new shit"

Except I've just been reading half the day, listening to lana and taylor half the day, sleep less regular but consuming more coffee, daydreaming, and rewatching my comfort shows.

[mel0phi13]

@lovelyfinn edit was so good it made me love "when you were young" so much that i went and found the cd at goodwill

[encajee]

[thenovelnative]

A Gem 🌱🤎

[heertohbadisadhai]

enchanted is written by a teenager crushing on guy she only met once but was mesmerised by him, gold rush was written by poet who has a knack for words and gorgeous was written by a drunk woman who doesn't shy away from telling people what she feels. it's crazy how all these songs portray the same emotion, of crushing over a guy and yet are so different from each other. taylor really is a marvellous songwriter

[stoicallyshi]

No please but whatever you do that one song is constantly playing in your head it's pyschopathetic !

[theamoristwriter]

Only fools rush in

But I can't help

Fallin' in love with you

Oh, shall I say ?

Would it be a sin ?

© 𝘏𝘢𝘭𝘦𝘺 𝘙𝘦𝘪𝘯𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘵, Can't Help Falling in Love

[antecedent-ing]

Music has a universal appeal to it. They serve as a common language to the millions of people who are divided by race, religion, language, ethnicities, political affiliations, economic status, generation gaps and many more . Music doesn't have a language , because it is a universal language in itself. There are millions of people out there who are listening to the same songs you like, there are people who are dancing to the same tune with you. You don't know them, you are not even aware of their existence, yet you are connected to that person. You don't know their story , neither do they, but you are both made of the same stardust that binds you to this unknown person and the universe.