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He who sings, frightens away all his ills.

He who sings, frightens away all his ills.

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This quote implies that singing has the power to chase away troubles or worries. When a person sings, they divert their focus from their problems and instead immerse themselves in the melody and lyrics. Singing can have a therapeutic effect, allowing one to express their emotions and release mental burdens. The act of singing can bring joy, uplift the spirit, and provide a sense of release or escape from the challenges and adversities of life.

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