Only the first part. I think it’s supposed to rep the time, in his life, before he met the girl, he wrote it for. After the sad part most are familiar with, it takes off to the point that it’s pretty much exuberant rock ‘n’ roll.
@luftballooneyegouge adorable. I never thought about it like that. I was wondering about how there are songs that are universally considered sad songs, such as the case with, don’t smoke In bed/ Nina Simone. It made me think about what the point is to listening to sad songs, if there is any point at all…
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Only the first part. I think it’s supposed to rep the time, in his life, before he met the girl, he wrote it for. After the sad part most are familiar with, it takes off to the point that it’s pretty much exuberant rock ‘n’ roll.
@luftballooneyegouge adorable. I never thought about it like that. I was wondering about how there are songs that are universally considered sad songs, such as the case with, don’t smoke In bed/ Nina Simone. It made me think about what the point is to listening to sad songs, if there is any point at all…
@Scarlett
Catharsis?
@luftballooneyegouge maybe. I like listening to Nina when Im sad. I think maybe they, the artist, communicate it for us so we don’t have to.
@Scarlett
watch this when you’re sad
No, it’s not a sad song. It is a musical representation of sexual intercourse between two lovers. Moonlight Sonata is sensual.
@immortal_pirate is there a song or composition that you believe is universally thought of as sad?
@Scarlett Beethoven Silence
@Scarlett This is universally the saddest song in existence.
Much of Beethoven’s music was an expression of sexual energy. The crescendo of this piece of music could be seen as a musical orgasm if you will…