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Miles John Lyrics
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And it will be my last.
Music of the future
And music of the past.
To live without my music
Would be impossible to do.
In this world of troubles,
Music was my first love
And it will be last.
Music of the future
And music of the past
And music of the past
And music of the past.
Music was my first love
And it will be my last.
Music of the future
And music of the past.
To live without my music
Would be impossible to do.
In this world of troubles,
My music pulls me through.
The lyrics of Miles John's song "Music" communicates the significance of music in the artist's life. The first and last lines of the song articulate that music has always been an essential part of his life and will remain so for the rest of his life. The artist believes that music is not bound by time and age; it connects to the past, present and future.
The second stanza portrays that for Miles John, music is not just an art form or an entertainment medium, but rather an essential survival tool. He considers it as a significant source of solace in this world of troubles. The entire song centers around the idea that life without music is impossible for the artist.
The repetition of the chorus adds emphasis to the idea of music being the first and last love of Miles John. The song also highlights the universality of music and how it serves as a medium for connection, expression and healing for all people, regardless of their backgrounds.
Line by Line Meaning
Music was my first love
The singer has always been deeply drawn to music
And it will be my last
Music will be a constant presence throughout the singer's life
Music of the future
The singer is excited by the possibility of new music to come
And music of the past
The artist has a deep appreciation for the music that has come before
To live without my music
Life would be incomplete without music for the artist
Would be impossible to do.
Music is so important to the singer that they couldn't imagine not having it in their life.
In this world of troubles,
The singer perceives the world as a difficult place to navigate
My music pulls me through.
Music helps the artist cope with and overcome the difficulties of life
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: BREYON JAMAR PRESCOTT, MICHAEL C. FLOWERS
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@pauljanssens7675
Thank you so much - John Miles - for your message,
Here I am sitting as a middle aged man - looking back to the past and being aware of its presence and so much aware of the future;
I heard this song when I was 10.
So much true.
Music was my first love and it will be my last.
Music of the future - music of the past.
To live without my music seems impossible to do..
In this world of trouble your music has put me through.
So true,
This piece contains a message from anyone's soul - let it be heard over generations.
I hope through this music will be forwarded forward to eternity.
even after I am gone.
@serapugurlugil9214
I am 67 years old lady and still enjoying and listening to these Masterpieces ❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢❤❤❤ in 10.12.2023
@pensford
I'm 68 Yr old and remember where I was in 1976 when I 1st heard this amazing masterpiece.
@boxonothing4087
Fellow musicians, take it as a reminder.
Love music, not your skill at it. It's not about proclaiming your own greatness, you're a servant to a greater cause.
@gderosa68
Canzone semplicemente bellissima e stupenda.... brano senza tempo ❤
@giovannaciampolillo5940
Musica meravigliosa, ogni volta che l'ascolto ho brividi.. È la mia adolescenza.. Grazie per aver scritto questo capolavoro!
@edmundovalentindiaz7109
4:40. ... Emociona 😢
@Strap1205
The song that says it all! For millions of people on this planet! Including me. Thank you Mr. Miles - this is more than a song - this is a legend!
@peckellaurent4940
RIP Mr Miles. Your masterpiece will remain one of the most brilliant musical work of the last decades.
@nancysueharitopoulos6749
Rest in Power Maestro.... 😔🙏....
@marknorton5951
Takes me right back to the summer of 1976…