That guitar, and its one simple note, repeated in the same rhythm, is someone's life. It's how they survive, its why they survive, it is their reason for living.
Those drums, are the beat of ones heart, telling of their emotion, of their happiness, and of their pain. Those drums bear much of the person that play them.
That acoustic guitar, is their escape, it is how they unplug from the world, they run away to the guitar, connected to the world in no other way than through that person.
The voice you hear, the sound echoing in your ears, is their soul, it is their soul placed out for you to see. It is them making them self vulnerable.
And that piano, holds more emotions than you know, it has been embedded with more of them than you've ever seen.
And when you put together, someone's reason for living, the beat of someone's heart, someone's escape, someone's soul, and more emotions than you know, you get a great song. A song filled with so much soul, so much meaning, so much emotion, that you can't fully understand it. Only the artist truly understands the song. And even if its multiple artists, even if they are in the song, they are part of it, their life, their heart, their emotions, their soul or their reason for living is in it, they still may not fully understand the song, what they will fully understand is their part in it. What it means to them.
But now the question is, what has more soul, the singer or the song?
We'll leave that up to you to decide.
[And it plays into the dark]
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