Songs that Pull at Your Heartstrings: Ali in The Jungle (A Song no one has heard before. I betcha)

Hey ma peeps!
This song is so out of the world amazing, nothing can replicate it. I love it. I freakin' love this song. Ali in the Jungle by a totally unknown band, called The Hours. Here's why. Oh, and by the way, if you don't love this, sorry, we can't be friends (feel free to continue giving me page-views though. I don't mind.)

Anyways, I'll give you a short summary of what the song makes me feel like:

So, it starts off with a sweet piano harmony or some instrumental harmony, I love it. It just gives such a nice happy feel to the song that makes you feel optimistic without listening to anything.

Next, the lyrics. Now, wow. And before I move on to that, a milestone we need to pay attention to: THIS IS A HAPPY SONG. OH MY GOD. WHAT. WHAT. (Eheheh name of my blog. I'm clever guys...)

So, back to my point. The lyrics. Wow. They're amazing. They talk about actual real people who've gotten down and have been doomed to fail in life but have succeeded phenomenally like Helen Keller and Beethoven. I mean, when I started to listen to this song, I was like, oh pssh yeah what do you know? Of course people get down, and it's easy for you to say. But then, when he talked about Beethoven ("Oh the guy went deaf and didn't give a damn!") And "Keller in the darkness" I just begain to think about it. It's so inspirational and true, I can really relate to it. I mean, if Beethoven composed his greatest symphony after going deaf, then why can't I a non-deaf/blind/disabled person do what ever I want to without failing?
Answer? I can, and nothing can really stop me except myself.

So you know what? I love this song. It's true and real, and it says that "everybody gets knocked down" but "it's not about the things you've done, it's about what you're doing NOW."

"Everybody gets knocked down, but how quick are you going to get up?
Just how are you going to get up?"

Think about it peeps,
Feather Paw.