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"Life is such" "Wisdom"- Instrumental Beats Volume 1 of 9

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"Life is such" "Wisdom"- Instrumental Beats  Volume 1 of 9


1. Click the link to download your instrumental above.
2. Allow yourself to enter a state of mind where you can reflect on your views about life. "Life is such" what does that mean to you?
3. Reflect on your experiences past present and future and right down what comes up for you. When I wrote to the instrumental "Life is Such" I began to reflect about what I was going through in the moment. 
Hence the first line 

"How'd I get here in the first place, Got me feeling like I am living in the rat race." The knowledge and wisdom of what to write to a UNDAKOVA instrumental is within you and all around you.

BUT. One important thing in my opinion is it isn't about what you say. Its about how you say what you say. Words are what connect us together and bring meaning to your thoughts and ideas. You already know that.

What you may not know is. That "*Flow" -ability to articulate your words fast or slow and make use of your vocabulary- is even more elemental and essential than words when it comes to my UNDAKOVA writing style. 


To be brief, although I get my flow from my own musicality or natural rhythm that I find within based on what I am feeling based on what the instrumental entails and what it needs. Consider that your voice is an extra instrument within the arrangement of music within the instrumental. 




I could explain more about this in detail but for maybe you are using this instrumentals for your own needs and you are not looking to write a song to it. Speaking of which please drop me a comment if you have any questions or concerns and please share how you are utilizing the instrumental. I would love to hear from you. Blessings.

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