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“Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young.”
The first time I have heard this song, I heard it, but didn’t bother actually listening to it. After a few months in my English class this song was played and this time I paid attention to the song as I had nothing better to do
The first time I have heard this song, I heard it, but didn’t bother actually listening to it. After a few months in my English class this song was played and this time I paid attention to the song as I had nothing better to do, and I thank my stars for that because this is not just some ordinary song. I can say without doubt that it was revolutionary, it is, according to me a synopsis of the most important lesson, i.e life. It advices us in what to do and how and when to do it, but then it’s not really an advice, it’s merely a suggestion. It shows us a glimpses of our future and as well as the past and tells us to live our life, actually live it, because that is what that matters at the end. It is the guidebook on how to live your life.
