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#MusicMonday

Sometimes the margaritas won't do it, sometimes the monday just doesn't matter, sometimes the motivation falls flat, sometimes the magic is missing - those times are when the music enters in and cures all. I can't think of a time music doesn't help when other things can't. It provides words when we have none, courage when we need it, solace when the moment calls for it, and inspiration for our souls. It can serve as the energy drink we need. What's a song that serves you in one of the ways I've mentioned? Would you be willing to share it with us?


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