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Reject False Icons By: Collin Monahan

Why must music be argued with Why can’t we just let music be No matter how controversial
Let music be music
Even if the theme is inappropriate
Let music take you on a journey
To your heaven
Let music make you happy
Let music make you feel
Because music is just music
The sound that fills your soul
With happiness and sorrow
Not anger nor violence
Music should not be ridiculed
But enjoyed
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