Fish Audioによる無料のJoe AI音声ジェネレーター

It's kind of like when you think about how people might perceive a tree falling in the forest, right? You know, nobody's really there to experience it, but we sort of assume it makes a sound anyway.

The autumn leaves spiral downward, each one a memory of summer's warmth now fading. Your footsteps echo through empty streets, carrying the weight of dreams still unspoken, while time whispers promises of tomorrow's possibilities.

It's kind of amazing because, like, when you're filming these intense scenes, you really have to sort of find the emotional core, I guess. We worked it out a lot with the director, trying different approaches, which was really cool because it lets you explore the character more.

My mother would drive us to those practices and then she’d go back to work and she’d still find the time to make sure we had a hot meal on the table every night and that’s just the way it was for families like mine growing up.

I never thought I'd be sharing this here but lately things at the shop have been different we got this beautiful Victorian dresser in last week needs a lot of work and normally I'd be excited but I just can't focus my mind keeps drifting to everything else

Sometimes I wake up and don't know where all these thoughts come from like I'm trying to piece together who I am without the noise, without the pressure just me finding my voice again through music through healing through accepting that I'm still learning everyday.

You know, looking back at touring when I was younger, like, it's crazy how much pressure we put on ourselves. And sometimes I just want to tell my teenage self, hey, it's okay to take a breath, to feel things, to not have it all figured out right away.

Man, I'm sitting there at the piano, and it's like, the melody just comes to me, you know? And I'm playing these chord progressions, and it's speaking, it's telling a story, and I'm just following where it takes me. That's what music does, right? It carries you away.