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(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, November 05, 2016 ) Orlando, FL -- Love is the greatest gift God ever gave mankind, but how can the word "Love" be truly defined? What is 'true love', and how do we know when we have found it? So many times, people think they have fallen in love, but very soon find they have changed their minds. Real, true love, takes time to take shape and to build upon a solid foundation... and contrary to popular belief, love at first sight isn't really love at all. It is only an infatuation.
Love is best seen as manifest devotion and unselfish action, not as an emotion. Love is not exclusively based on how someone feels. There is a connection formed in the mind and heart, and the feelings experienced are a reaction to the quality of that connection. Love is often defined as an intense feeling or affection for someone, but true love goes way beyond that. True love changes one's focus in life, and transfers the concerns and desires to please away from oneself, and focuses those upon another. The physical reactions of love are a neurological condition where a person grows to feel bonded to something or someone. Love is something that takes work and patience, and can continue to grow throughout life when cultivated. There are many different stages, and it's not something that just goes away that someone can fall out of, but as the saying states, 'the course of true love never did run smooth'.
Real love is a thus a dedication to someone, and a willingness to do things for, and put the other person, first before self. It is unconditional, even in the times that love is not always recognized as being show in return.
Being one of the most powerful forces in the world, love has been explored in countless poems, musical lyrics and other artistic endeavors. There are hundreds of songs written about the subject of love, and the variety of stylings are endless. Most people have love for someone or something, and when they listen to a love song, the person experiences from their own perspective, and thereby they live the words of the song.
All genres of music change, and all keep evolving, but the songs written by artists influenced by love remain very much the same. One genre that was clearly affected by love, and the resulting songs written were often expressions of love, was early 60s Rock & Roll. From artists such as Bobby Vinton, the Teddy Bears, the Supremes, Roy Orbison, the Righteous Brothers, Van Morrison, Elvis Presley, the Beatles, and hundreds of others. There were very popular songs such as, "To Know Him is to Love Him" "You've Lost that Loving Feelin" "Love Will Keep Us Together", "Baby Love", "Love Me Tender", and so many more. Then, as years passed, those tunes lent their styling to a song known as history's greatest love song... "I Will Always Love You", written by Dolly Parton. Whitney Houston's version of that song was #1 on the chart for 14 weeks straight.
All these songs and more can be found on countless websites. One site very dedicated to the sounds of the 50s and 60s and all of these great love songs can be found on www.facebook.com/24KgoldMUSIC , and also coming soon a website totally rebuilt featuring 24K Gold Music on www.C24K.com.
Nothing inspires a man or a woman more than to write and sing about someone they truly love! Of course, it is no secret that pain, anguish, and a broken heart over a lost love can lead to great inspiration and hit songs as well, because people relate to the subject, since it has happened to so many. Some of the best music has been written about the ups and downs of love, and people vicariously insert themselves into the words of those songs, and experience as well as visualize themselves portrayed in the song. Therefore, while music fads and fashions will change with every generation, love and the songs inspired by it will never cease or go out of style.
About Time Travel Tunes, Inc. 77859: Time Travel Tunes, Inc. is a Florida Non-Profit corporation striving to keep the music of the past alive and well! The team consists of over 135 people, all volunteers and not paid for their work, but who love what we do and enjoy applying ourselves to the work. Our new web site will soon be finished rebuilding on www.C24K.com . We have many sites also on Social Media and especially on Facebook and You Tube.
