Millie DeWittThe power of music feels like taking a a nice brake from this busy world
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The power of music feels like taking a a nice brake from this busy world. The soul is refreshed by listening to great music. A relaxing piece of music can be a great way to forget a stressful day. There is something about that bright, crisp sound that puts your mind at ease, and makes you feel as if time has slowed down just a bit.
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