David Archuletta and four others sing and talk about finding your inner purpose like discovering your part in a symphony. They joke about time, identity, and how individual notes combine into something shared, with the message that listening to yourself and letting your music ring out leads to self-discovery.
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Plus, we're singing with a recording of ourselves, so if we sound 5 years younger, it's because we are! Yeah! And I'm not singing in that at all. I sound a lot younger.
Oh, we're not doing this.
There are times when you might feel aimless.
Can't see the places where you belong.
But you will find that there is a purpose. It's been there within you all along.
And when you're near it, you can almost hear it. It's like a symphony. Just keep listening, and pretty soon you'll start to figure out your part. Everyone plays a piece, and there are melodies in each in each one of us. Oh, it's glorious.
And you will know how to let it ring out as you discover who you are. Others around you will start to wake up to the sounds that are in their heart.
It's so amazing what we're all creating. It's like a symphony. Just keep listening, and pretty soon you'll start to figure out your part.
Everyone plays a piece, and there are melodies in each one of us. Oh, it's Oh yes.
And as you feel the notes build high, you will see it's like a symphony.
Just keep listening, and pretty soon you'll start to figure out your part.
Every One plays a piece and there are melodies in each one of us. Oh, it's glorious.