Everything seemed less frightening with music, even more so with music I knew by heart. It forced a familiar perspective on the scary unknown that was about to happen.

Gaia B. Amman
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Music can ease the tension and make scary things seem less frightening.

Source: Sexos: The Tragicomic Adventure Of An Italian Surviving The First Time

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