There were times when the whole world seemed against me, however I had the Creator, and my "Honor". When my mom died of cancer and my Dad came down with Alzhimers I remembered the motto "do your best" and there was peace in the end. In turn I drew upon what I had taught and learned when things were easy and hard. Three decades I flourished as a Scout leader in all ages.
Teaching morality and the good turn, do your best, camping and so on. My love for working and teaching children started at age 19 in Scouts Canada. To this very day, I've reserved a special section of my Apple Music Library, and dedicated it specifically to some of the best ballads I could find Music can be an emotional bandage You never know you've found a good song before you've actually listened to one from a different region of the globe. A thing I've found out by doing so is that music is a language that heals all emotional wounds as well. I have developed a connection to music from Korea like you would not believe My YouTube channel features some of my favorite pop songs from South Korea I even look up the translations before I feature them in new videos to ensure the lyrics are appropriate. My favorite songs from the soundtrack actually come from the Korean version, however once you hear the Korean version of "The Next Right Thing" (), you will not hear the English version () the same way again. AURORA, is still a very popular song in that country to this day. Plus, here's something else you may, or may not know: Around the beginning of December, 5 of the top 14 songs on the Apple Music charts for South Korea were from (get a load of this) the ENGLISH version of the movie!!! "Into The Unknown" by Idina Menzel, feat. Whenever the lyrics were translated, however, the melodies stayed the same throughout. That soundtrack is available in up to 30 languages from around the globe to listen to. Since I actually started learning, though, more than a few Spanish songs ("Despacito" included, by the way) have popped up on radio stations around the state of Florida Learning another language gives you the power to potentially "decode" some of these songs When these songs are translated, though, only the lyrics need "translated", par-say, as in the next examples below. I have myself been learning Spanish for more than several years, mostly because of the very easy-to-understand, yet at the same time very descriptive, vocabulary.
I just love the fact that it really has the power to break the normal language barriers. The lyrics in most of the songs I've heard thus far throughout my life (and I really mean it Started out listening to English hits, and have more recently opened my doors to other languages) have been pretty good.
I myself have listened to music in up to 5 different languages I especially love Korean, but I've also listened to popular songs in Spanish, Italian, and Japanese as well as English. They say "music is a universal language". "Around the globe", you say? I believe it. And even though this world needs so much more
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