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What changed? You might have questioned only if you know why you need to question in the first place. To answer the question which situation is still yet unknown, I'll tell ya. A lot changed the moment I found myself surfing on #YouTube to get songs for #threetunestuesday an initiative by @ablaze. I thought I had it figured out, you know.

To be more sincere, I already have the genres, the artists, and even language sorted out, and with that, I went to music mode. At first, I got the African one and then edged toward the Korean song, and that's exactly where the problem arose from.

I got hooked like a fish enticed by a worm and decided to check on more Korean songs, and then, I was lost. It was like the YouTube algorithm read my mind and kept giving me more of what I thought, weird, right? Well, it isn't. The internet world is crazy!

But... I do appreciate this craziness as it led me to the tunes for today. Am I making sense yet? Okay, here's the gist. So, it happened that I was craving different sorts of music like it was a meal, and my sweet mind brought something up. One Nigerian song, one Korean and one Spanish or French music. That was the initial deal I had stamped on my mind, and the rest, I believe, is history.

Now, to the music. They were chosen randomly from K-drama. I happened to have watched the Kdrama's so I can relate well with the song because for some weird beautiful reasons, I happened to know the episode and feel them too.

The song seems to be sad. A sad music tale for a happy girl. I guess I do need to feel these sad emotions this moment to be able to appreciate more, the moment I am in now.

Music heals, it understands, it feels, it cares, and it knows. The power music gives, the reassurance, the pleasure gotten, it surely can't be explained and maybe that's why I am a bit sad now as I remember that I still haven't gotten an answer to my question in this post. Maybe if you read, you can be the lucky person I get to relate with on that musical level.

I don't know, maybe it is just me. Maybe I am just the only one who reads a deeper meaning into music and can really feel, understand, and know just as it does too.

The first song, if you did get to listen to the end, is filled with strong emotions that can't be explained. The singer's voice carries the weight of the expression, and it is amazing seeing this because she understands. Only those who understand can truly speak from their hearts, and so were the other two.

Spring Day.