Do you get goosebumps from music?
Do you cry? I don't mean because you can relate to a lyric, though that happens to me too, sometimes.
I mean purely because of the music, the notes, the sound of the voice or the instrument. The change from one chord or one key to the next. (The fourth, the fifth, the minor fall, and the major lift... Yup, that's one of those songs, for me. I get goosebumps typing about it, for crying out loud.)
And if so, does anyone know why this happens? Is there is a scientific reason? I know for a fact that some people never get goosebumps (and made fun of mine besides! ).
Why do some people get these overwhelming physical and/or emotional responses?
Do you cry? I don't mean because you can relate to a lyric, though that happens to me too, sometimes.
I mean purely because of the music, the notes, the sound of the voice or the instrument. The change from one chord or one key to the next. (The fourth, the fifth, the minor fall, and the major lift... Yup, that's one of those songs, for me. I get goosebumps typing about it, for crying out loud.)
And if so, does anyone know why this happens? Is there is a scientific reason? I know for a fact that some people never get goosebumps (and made fun of mine besides! ).
Why do some people get these overwhelming physical and/or emotional responses?
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