If I Were Dying By Tim Mcgraw Analysis
For the last few days, I have been asking my friends what they would do if they had one month to live and their responses were all very similar in the way that they all said they would travel to some place they have always wanted to visit and do things like go on a cruise or go skydiving. I pondered about what I would do if I had one month to live until one late night I heard a country song play and it was called “Live like you were dying “ by Tim McGraw. In this song, he sings about a man who was sick and how he finally started living by loving and forgiving. And finally, it all came to me. After listening to this song, I realized that there are more important things to do than travelling although, traveling wouldn’t be such a bad thing.
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In his song, McGraw says, “I loved deeper And I spoke sweeter And I gave forgiveness I’ve been denyin’” As much as I value education, I believe the importance of family surpasses the importance of attending college. Our family has this tradition where we all get together on Sundays and make a big dinner. I would have those big dinners every night for the rest of the month. And like McGraw mentions in his song, I will treat everybody who crosses my path with kindness and forgive all those who I have held grudges against but most importantly, I would forgive myself for all the harm I have done to myself like putting myself down for all that didn't go my way. To others, my plan may seem boring but to me, I’d love to leave Earth on a good note with everyone who meant a great deal to me. I made mistakes in the past that I wish I could take back therefore, for the next thirty days, I would love to make up for all the damage I have caused. Maybe I would learn that treating people with love wasn't so hard and infact made me a happier person thus allowing to make peace with myself and
In his song, McGraw says, “I loved deeper And I spoke sweeter And I gave forgiveness I’ve been denyin’” As much as I value education, I believe the importance of family surpasses the importance of attending college. Our family has this tradition where we all get together on Sundays and make a big dinner. I would have those big dinners every night for the rest of the month. And like McGraw mentions in his song, I will treat everybody who crosses my path with kindness and forgive all those who I have held grudges against but most importantly, I would forgive myself for all the harm I have done to myself like putting myself down for all that didn't go my way. To others, my plan may seem boring but to me, I’d love to leave Earth on a good note with everyone who meant a great deal to me. I made mistakes in the past that I wish I could take back therefore, for the next thirty days, I would love to make up for all the damage I have caused. Maybe I would learn that treating people with love wasn't so hard and infact made me a happier person thus allowing to make peace with myself and