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wonderful uplifting song
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XMan101
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Fixed the video for you.
Use the part after the = between the YOU TUBE links
Although I'm not sure your poll questions make a lot of sense
Use the part after the = between the YOU TUBE links
Although I'm not sure your poll questions make a lot of sense
Well, I was rarely bullied, (actually kicked some butt in middle school couple of times), but to answer your question, nothing beats old school rock and/or blues to lift your spirits. (If I could play guitar 1/2 as good as some of these guys on YT, I'd be very happy. )
Here's some historical footage, music simply doesn't come any better than this. (Sheesh, these guys are all dead now) From an era where there was artistry, complexity and emotion in music.
Here's some historical footage, music simply doesn't come any better than this. (Sheesh, these guys are all dead now) From an era where there was artistry, complexity and emotion in music.
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Being tall, big, husky and a wrestler in high school kept bullies out of my face. I found it tricky to tread a fine line between trying to counter-intimidate them away from hassling my buddies, to being an outright bully myself. I managed to stay in the peaceful zone more often than not. Funny how some of those former bullies became weak and pathetic in later life - I've seen several of them over the years and it just wasn't pretty at all. Bullying, to me, is fear and self-loathing transferred to someone else. The pshrinks know all about emotional transference, and bullies act it out without considering the hurt they cause the victims and themselves as well.
I don't quite understand the poll question, but I get the inspirational music part. There are hundreds of songs that inspire me for one reason or another, but the one I often go to is a classic originally done by Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush called "Don't Give Up". I was barely walking when it was first released, but luckily a relative introduced it to me when I was a freshman in high school. It couldn't have come at a better time. The song is actually about a working class bloke trying to keep his head above water during stressful economic times. But the lyrics can easily be interpreted in many different ways. I know the song has been covered at least twice (Lady Gaga and The Midway State; also Herbie Hancock with Pink & John Legend). All three version are powerful and worth seeking out (Try you tube). This song will inspire you. Remember: "when times get rough, you can fall back on us. don't give up. please don't give up."
