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Sarah Vaughan Quotes
Sarah Vaughan (a blue singer) once said, "When I sing, trouble can sit right on my shoulder and I don't even notice."

The message in Sarah Vaughan’s quote states that music can help change people’s emotions for a while. Music can refocus the person’s mind set and take it off of their problems. Some lyrics being sung can influence a person in a positive way. In fourth grade, I was bullied by several people in school. One day after day of being bullied, I came home and cried. I grabbed my headphones and played my favorite song Can’t Stop The Feeling by Justin Timberlake. In just a few minutes, I found myself singing along and dancing in my room. I completely forgot about my troubles in school that day. In the song Brave by Sara Bareilles

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