Music - a life soother!

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        My favourite past time is to watch TV with family especially if there is a show like Big Boss which makes you laugh, cry and share the emotions. Isn't that what life has to offer us? Well I am here to make the most of it. After all we only live for an average of 60-70 years. To me this is a small existence when you look at the whole universe and its life span. I would gauge my tiny bit of living  in this whole Universe by the contribution I made to make someone's life better.
       It is quiet often that we loose track of what is needed of ourselves, wouldn't you agree? How really you get the track back is left to you? I find at times pleasant tunes help me.
        A simple life can be enriched when you add music to it. Its the spice to this life which just clears the cluttered mind. Music to me is the contribution of those clean hearted ones. A tribute to all the music lovers.
         
        Do hear one of my recent favorite:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NT1IR7dmF1I&index=4&list=RD-rxSL0DTiPU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfC-F3SGARw
    Courtsey - Youtube.

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