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The 10 Stages Of Listening To Music

Embrace the music.

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The 10 Stages Of Listening To Music
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When listening to music, there are a variety of stages that you may go through. However, it all dependent on how you are feeling that day and where you are. Here are 10 stages to listening to music:

1) When you can listen to any song and just jam.

2) When you just completely zone out while listening to music, and if asked you wouldn't even be able to give an answer as to what you are listening too.

3) When you just don't know, what you are in the mood for, and nothing sounds good.

4) When it's just one of those days.

5) Or anytime Adele comes on.

6) When you have conflicts because you don't know whether to jam or study.

7) When you hear that song that you haven't heard in forever.

8) When the radio is on point but the dreaded commercial break cuts you off.

9) When you and your best friend just belt it out on a road trip.

10) When it's just you and nothing else is there to hold you back.

No matter the occasion or the way you are feeling that day, just embrace the music.

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