Lyrics that should be me (slowed reverb)?

I’m sure no one reading this will be surprised to hear that slowed down reverb is pretty much my jam. In fact, it’s one of the first things I do when I’m trying to find a new artist to “tune in” to. I love the way it makes all the words sound, including the deep, soulful lyrics that are often lost when the vocals are sped up.

Best lyrics that should be me (slowed reverb)?

There are tons of songs that deserve a reverb but there are some that are definitely the most fitting. From romantic slow jams to ballads, here are just a few of them.

Worst lyrics that should be us?

This post may be a little controversial. While I love listening to sweet love songs, there are some songs that just sound way too cheesy. “I need you like no other, baby,” “I’ll love you forever and ever, no matter what,” and “Baby, I love you” are just a few examples of cheesy love songs that should be left to cheesy love songs. These lyrics are just way too trite and generic. They don

Worst lyrics that should be me (slowed reverb)?

I could spend all day compiling the lyrics that would fit on this list, but it’s probably best to keep this list short and sweet. If you love to sing out loud, there are plenty of pop songs that you shouldn’t sing along to but you definitely should. Here are a few examples:

Best lyrics that should be us?

If I could sing any song but my own, it would definitely be “Over the Rainbow” by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole. The music is amazing, and the lyrics are so powerful and beautiful. This song also makes me think of my friend, who is transgender, and how much joy he gets from singing out loud. He is so brave and so courageous, and I could not be more proud of him.