Too Good At Goodbyes Meaning

When was the last time you listened to music because you had a horrible day? Music is healing and is very easy to relate to. Every song has a meaning behind it and when one is in a irritable mood they think about the lyrics. The lyrics in a song having meaning as well. The mind tends to catch phrases that stick out and they make more sense. As I listen to a song, I think about why I’m upset and I end up connecting with phrases from the song. For example the new song, “Too Good at Goodbyes” by Sam Smith, is a song many people can relate to. When a friend or a boyfriend/girlfriend is lost, it’s easier to relate to a song. You’re feeling down and it feels like the lyrics speak to you. Or there’s Ed Sheeran’s hit song “Happier.” When I lost my best friend, I listened to our favorite songs that we sang at the top of our lungs in

There’s more to the song than the beat. There’s something about the lyrics that makes you like it. I listened to one song over and over again because I was relating to the story behind the song. I had a really miserable break up and the boy made me feel worthless like I had nothing to live for because I wasn’t good enough for anything. It was one of the hardest things to deal with. I realized music is the most helpful source of healing when I’m feeling down. I block out the world and I don’t talk to anyone about what I’m feeling. I find the song that I can relate to and everything slowly gets better. Some days are just substandard days. There’s an argument with a friend, family member or a not so enjoyable day at school. In those situations I turn to music and the song that helped me before. I take my mind off those problems because it’s not the end of the world. In the song, “Bad Day” by Daniel Power, there is one specific line that goes along with my belief. That line is “you sing a sad song just to turn it around.” Music can make a difference in a person’s