A Certain Romance

"oh they might wear classic reeboks or knackered converse or tracky bottoms tucked in socks,
but all of that is what the point is not..."

Josh T Pearson

Josh T Pearson

“Rarely has something so physically fragile sounded so mighty in its emotional resonance” (source here).

Remember that classic Comet Gain lyric “broken, beaten, and bruised, but still believing”? I think, ultimately, what separates the people I like from the people that I can easily pass on is believing. It’s the optimistic opposite of bitterness. It’s the romantic realization that in spite of whatever, things can still get better. A bleak past will never dictate a bleak future. With Josh T Pearson, while that’s rarely conveyed in the words, it’s sold mightily in the music. Redemption, salvation, overcoming. And if you don’t believe in that, then I feel very very sorry for you, because I do, and it changes everything.

Josh T Pearson - “Country Dumb” (Piano Version).

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