Life Without Music Is a Depressing Thought | Denver

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0:00A: What would life be like without it?
0:00B: Life without music? I’ve definitely had that thought before, and that is kind of like a depressing thought, you know? So if anybody’s ever like down in the dumps, just -- I mean, I’ve been there plenty of times -- throw on that track, you know? One of the ones for me is Pink Floyd, Comfortably Numb. I could like listen to that song anytime and like get out of any feel -- well, not even like get out of the feels, but like get into the feels and feel the feels. And then, you know, like, this is just a normal part of life. The lows are gonna come, the highs are gonna come, and, you know, like, music can get you out of any headspace that you want. And there’s just so much shit that you can relate to from what other people have been through. And we’re all here experiencing the same shit, just from a different, you know, lens. And I think, I think there’s something more to that. And I think music is a great thing that, like, really just glues us all together.