Bob Marley, the king of reggae, said
"One good thing about music; when it hits you, you feel no pain."
The nice thing about music is that if you hit people with it, they don't get hurt (rough translation)."
... and...
I sincerely and truly agree with you.
But when it's words, people get hurt very easily.
When you hit people with words, you hurt them.
"When words hit you, you feel pain" it would seem that
And words can sometimes cause pain to others, even when the person who spoke them had no intention of doing so!
In the business world, mental health of office workers has long been an issue in the workplace.
Some of you may be thinking, "What a hard world we live in!
But wait, what?
I think...
According to someone's theory,All human languages originally began with music.I think I heard that
If this is the case, then words are a derivative of music and conversation is a piece of music!
If so, I wonder if we can apply Bob's theory to words as well.
If so,
For example, if you think someone has attacked you in a terribly strong tone, don't get hurt, because it's just music!
No need to feel Pain.
If you get a heavy metal word, if it's music, it's music, it's pleasant music.
good feeling
Some people talk like grunge rock,
Some people talk in a jazzy atmosphere,
Some people talk in odd time progressions.
I think I'm talking like Bach.
People say I look like Schoenberg.
Too snobbish?
After all, in the end, it's all about nostalgia for the good old days.
I want to talk in easy-going folk songs.
The words at the beginning of this article are also part of the lyrics of the refrain that comes from the beginning of the song Trenchtown Rock.
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