what’s a song that holds a special place in your heart? (1 Viewer)

[Villains]

i discovered this song a few years ago and fell in love with it. i didn’t know at that time why it just had that hold on me but now i understand. i was never comfortable with my body and i realized why. i hated being born female. i wished i was a guy. i cut my hair. wore oversized clothing. made my voice sound deeper. this song never fails to make me cry and i avoid listening to it in public cause i don’t want people to see me cry lmao. when i realized that i’m trans i just started to adore this song even more.

 

[athenaaa]

1000 years always by your side by SHINee

 

[Day]

This song provided me comfort and Empathy when I was at one of my lowest moments and deepest points of self-hatred. It was a time when i thought about dying every day. When I listen to this song now, I can tell I've grown from who I used to be.

 

[Villains]

This song provided me comfort and Empathy when I was at one of my lowest moments and deepest points of self-hatred. It was a time when i thought about dying every day. When I listen to this song now, I can tell I've grown from who I used to be.

music holds so much power

 

[Myth]

This Must Be the Place… I think just… the lyrics talk about just being in the moment… just such a sweet pure love, and the instrumental is so pretty and bright. It’s a really simple song, but that’s what I like about it. To me, it represents the longing to like let go of the complexities and stresses of life and just cherish that happiness with a loved one… even if only for a moment. It’s really comforting to me and I’ll always feel happy listening to it. <3

 

[Yerichu]

More of the ballad & more emotional songs that I find with beautiful vocals & can have some meaning

 

[ichigohon]

There's a few.

This song holds a special place in my heart for kind of a bad reason (I still love the song) but I listened to this song when I had my first breakup (imagine me drunk sobbing in the kitchen with my flatmates at 2AM lol)


I cannot listen to this song without crying and the music video just makes it worse


I want this song to be my first dance at my wedding. Selena a true Tejano, Mexican, Latina, and American icon. RIP Queen you should still be here today.


This song I always listen to when I miss South Africa and it transports me to Sandton, Constantia, Umhlanga, Bloemfontein, East London, and Port Elizabeth.

 

[Tickita]

This song is bittersweet. I haven't found a meaning, but it seems like it could be about their mother. I don't know what they put in the crescendo to make me sob.

 

[Tickita]

I want this song to be my first dance at my wedding. Selena a true Tejano, Mexican, Latina, and American icon. RIP Queen you should still be here today.

I love this song too

 

[Magician]

 

[ani07]

this song helped me through the end of 2017 and beginning of 2018.

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

I was raised pretty religiously. Was surprisingly not indoctrinated with hate towards those who are different from me. Realized my family was though and then realized I myself was not straight. I've had body image issues my whole life and struggled with health and mental health. This singer legit writes and makes songs that resonate so deeply with me it's ridiculous.

 

[Yelena_Belova]

Likey by Twice.



@Horizonshard already knows this story, but now the rest of you guys get to hear it too. As a child, I liked being childish and cutesy and girly. Except, I never really outgrew that phase. I still do. It’s just who I am. Sadly, it seems not many people are like that. Most people outgrow that phase eventually, and don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with that at all. However, I was a young, impressionable child at the time and saw everyone else growing up around me, so even though no one (or I can’t remember them if they did) directly told me to “grow up” outright, I understood that that’s what most people did and what I would probably be expected to do as well. I wasn’t happy about it, but tried to do it anyway, or at least mask my childishness more so I wouldn’t be judged for it, since I’m a sensitive person.

Also, like with most people growing up, most of the music I was exposed to and knew of back then was either so childish that it was even too much for me (think of stuff you’d play in a classroom full of five year olds or younger), or was really mature. While some of it was better than others, and some of it was even good, none of it really felt like “me” if that makes sense. Either for babies or adult-ish, no Goldilocks “just right” music for me.

Fast forward a while, and I start getting into K-Pop during Covid. Because of this, my YouTube recommended starts suggesting me more K-Pop music videos and songs. One day, it suggests Likey. I click on it out of curiosity, and listen to it. I think by the time I get to the end of the song, I’m crying tears of happiness. Without ever looking, I have found the perfect song. It’s happy and bright, and they look like they’re having so much fun being childish and playful. For the longest time, I wanted to be like that, and seeing them being like that gave me hope that I can be that way too, regardless of my age. I finally found a song and music like me.

 

[Jewel]

This song came out pretty much when I met my bestie and really started getting to know him. When we really started getting closer.​

 

[MK3AM]

maniac by skz

 

[Chilly]

There's a few.

I want this song to be my first dance at my wedding. Selena a true Tejano, Mexican, Latina, and American icon. RIP Queen you should still be here today.

Omg i love that song she so talented

 

[Chilly]

 

[BlingyBlinger]

It's silly but this song made me actually try to like myself more