Lyrics.

Sometimes I am amazed what true poets some musicians are.

A well-known song by The White Stripes says 

I just don't know what to do with myself / planning everything for two / doing everything with you / and now that we're through / I just don't know what to do // I just don't know what to do with myself  / movies only make me sad / parties make me feel as bad / cause I'm not with you / I just don't know what to do // like a summer rose / needs the sun and rain / I need your sweet love / to beat love away.

The simplicity of words make the genuine emotion.

This is how I feel about that.

Further, I count Scroobius Pip to highly talented poets. He helped me through some songs to realize that it is not bad to think paradox.

He showed through simple comparisons, e.g. I'm not a genius,

I just think a lot, that you can't always label what you are.

Perhaps there is no definition of the special mixture of your qualities.

So, sometimes it is easier telling what or how you are not,

to express what you actually are.

Next, Blumentopf's rhymes are extraordinary in the sense that they join words which I never dreamt about using in one sentence.

And their message makes totally sense ultimately.

Well, a lyrical genius is the bandleader of Rammstein.

His elaborated and eloquent speech, often times in an old

German style, is even influenced by true poetic works.

At some point of their music I can't listen because the topics

they sing about may be rather controversial, however, I enjoy

listening to really meaningful songs. I personally consider

Reise, Reise as their most pleasant album.

Another seemingly superficial song is Lovin' you by Minnie Riperton.

In her song she obviously focuses on superficial qualities as beauty and she implicates that intimacy contributes to love.

However, I modified her song and perceive the use of the word

beautiful from a broader perspective/angle/spectrum.

Beautiful from the inside.

Beautiful in one's actions.

Beautiful thoughts.

Beautiful language.

Beautiful qualities overall.

Love will tear us apart by Joy Division (I prefer the version of Honeyroot)

is a very, very, I underline, very powerful and sad song.

So is The Funeral by Band of Horses.

I won't elaborate on them today, but beware of those songs, focus while listening!

Last but not least I enjoy singing Happy Together by The Turtles.

This is a quite light and fresh song for everytime of anyone's life.