Well A Symphony to You, Too (Black Music Month)

If you don't like profanity or have boxed me in...LEAVE

I sometimes handle stress by listening to music. Most people do. I also have a few go-to songs I have to make me feel better. I have one non-Gospel number on that list. It is by one of my favorite proverbial aunties in the music business, Millie Jackson. In Dallas on the AM dial, there was a station called Soul 73. All of the older people in my world listened to Soul 73.

And guess who ruled Soul 73? She even had a show on there. Though she can use some rough language at times. Millie Jackson has given a lot of sage advice through her music. Most of you heard her sing there is "No Pain, No Gain" in life & relationships. My favorite lesson is "Never to Change Lovers in the Middle of the Night". But she also has used classical music to help tell off non-positive people & things in our lives.

Well, my biggest haters in life are the Storms caused Stress, Anger, Anxiety, or Grief. They don't want me to be great. Most times I can give them All the Jesus joy they hate to leave me alone. But there are a few times, fleshly me decides to talk to my storms in a language they understand. (Pray for Me. Don't Criticize Me.)

It's like a signal warning to tell them, "I see you lurking" or "Don't try me". I remember the time when I automatically started humming it one day. It scared me at first. But I calmed down. Sometimes the profoundly profane helps a bit. Hey, I've never cried while humming or listening to that song. That is a plus.

What are the secular songs you use to calm down? The comment section is a safe place. It doesn't need to whip out Phuck U Symphony by Millie Jackson on the negativity it may recieve. LoL

As Always Talking to You in Adult Terms!