![]() This place is cruel nowhere could be much colder I hope you hear inside my voice of sorrowĪnd that it motivates you to make a better tomorrow We have to make an effort to recognize the faults in our own neighborhoods and communities – and most importantly, we have to listen to those who are struggling. This song teaches us that if we want the world to be a better place, we have to be honest with ourselves. Through his lyrics, he sheds light on the real challenges that people of colour face daily. “Living for the City” is a cry for change by the incredible musician, Stevie Wonder. Whatever you want, whatever you are after No matter how frustrated, down, or angry we are, the only way that we can move forward together as a society is to treat others with love, respect, and empathy. By listening to this song, we are reminded of how beautiful our world actually is. The title of this song, “Love is Still the Answer” by Jason Mraz says it all. ‘Cause we’re all the same when everybody’s breathing Or the place that you were born and grew up in However, by staying tuned in to what’s going on and practicing empathy, we can be more proactive individuals and change the world. It is too easy to turn inward, become complacent, and ignore the immense difficulties that others face. This song is a reminder about why change in our world is necessary. “Change”, a mellow pop song by Christina Aguilera, takes the 17th spot on our list. Make a kinder place, oh with my, with my own two hands Make a better place, with my own two hands I can change the world, with my own two hands This song is a great reminder that, though they may seem small, our own individual actions can actually make a massive difference. “With My Own Two Hands” by Ben Harper is a reggae-inspired, folk song all about how each individual has the power to change the world. To bring some lovin’ here today, oh oh oh This song made our list because it is not only astonishingly relevant to the current political situation, but because it promotes love and understanding as the way to conquer hate in our world. “What’s Going On” by Marvin Gaye is a social justice song released in 1971 in response to a police brutality incident in the United States. If you are struggling with a negative inner voice that is holding you back – give this mellow tune a listen! That’s why this newly released song from Ripe called “Backup” has made the 20th spot on this playlist. And we all need to lean on our pals for ‘backup’ from time to time. The Lily-Jo Project’s Playlist for Inspiring ChangeĬhange is not just uncomfortable – it can be scary. Here is a lighthearted playlist featuring 20 songs with profound messages about self-evaluation, change, and transformation. I have also turned to music to help find answers to some of these questions. ![]() Am I listening to the voices and needs of those around me?. ![]() How am I coping with the changes around me?.Some of the questions I have been asking myself lately are: However, for the sake of our own mental health, we have to confront change head on – and the first step in that process involves some self-reflection. And this can make us all feel rattled, stressed out, and powerless.Ĭhange is without a doubt messy and uncomfortable, and it is tempting to tune out the noise and pretend as if it’s not happening. Our realities have been turned upside down. 2020 has been a challenging year for us all to say the least.
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