Monday's Music Moves Me

Music – That Feel Good Addiction!

Music has a deep psychological effect on each of us.  Some melodies make us sad, others make us happy, some make us relax while others energize us. Have you ever wondered why music makes you happy? Accordingly to Discovery News, music releases a feel-good chemical associated with addiction called ‘Dopamine’.

This funky little chemical helps to motivate an individual in different ways, which explains why upbeat tunes make me dancing through the house while doing my chores or even force me out of procrastination.   Do you groove to the beat?

Now that you’ve been educated on why Music Moves Me (you), it’s time to climb on the Love Train for this Music Moves Me Monday!

This week’s theme is no theme also known as “Freebie week”, which means you get to pick your personal best this morning.

Freebie themes are like a curveball.  I’m not sure what to do with it, especially on a Monday morning.  Hmmm… I believe I’ll use ‘Train’ as my theme and see what cool tunes I can hunt up.  Are you ready to get on board? Then turn the volume up on your speakers and enjoy the ride.

Wowza! Unbelievable!  What a ride!  The list of ‘train’ songs is looong.  These selections tickled the musical chords of heart and I wanted to share the love with you.  For more selections click HERE.  Don’t forget to link up with the Monday’s Music Moves Me, crew!

 
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Have an excellent MMM!

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One Comment

  • Lorie Shewbridge

    What a great bunch of songs… I’ve never heard of the “Party Train” but all the rest I immediately started singing right along.
    Thanks for playing with us this week – sorry it took me so long to visit, but it’s been a LONG week. Hope you had a lovely Easter.

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