Naivety World

Have you ever heard a song that completely tugs your heart, tearing at your soul? A song that reminds you of all the battles you’ve fought, and though you’ve won some, the scar feels so painfully fresh?

Music has this uncanny ability of taking us back to moments we thought we’d left behind. Like an old friend who knows all our secrets. When that song starts playing, it’s like being thrust into the wreckage of our past.

For me, that song is one I wrote myself. I was at what felt like my lowest. The heaviness in my heart, the painful sting of tears, and the inability to breathe, was like drowning in air. And the words poured out of me, unfiltered, wrapped up in the raw pain that consumed me. I can hardly listen to it without tearing up because it brings me back to that place of vulnerability and despair.

Listening to that song now is like opening a wound that has never truly healed. It’s raw and it hurts but there’s also a strange comfort in it. It’s a reminder that I’m human, that I live, and that I feel deeply. The battles we fight are not always visible to the outside world. And sometimes, the victory feels hollow. The scars left are a constant reminder of what it took to survive.

Music is a powerful force. It connects us to our emotions, our past, and each other. It’s a way to share our feelings and feel understood, even if it’s just for a little while. In those moments, we realize that we are not alone in our pain, that others have walked similar paths, fought similar battles, and carry their own scars.

So, the next time you hear that song, the one that tugs at your heart and tears at your soul, let it wash over you. Let it remind you of the battles fought and won. Embrace the scars, And remember, you’re not alone in this. We each have our songs, our battles, and our scars.