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SIX DAILY LIVES by @domelgabor 2025




SIX DAILY LIVES by @domelgabor 2025


Music is a state of mind which often reflects emotions we can't directly express or share with others; instead, some of us keep them inside, suffering in silence and unable to communicate. Others, like me, find peace by writing them into stories, poems, or lyrics, to convey their feelings and release them.


Artists use their creativity to express and share these emotions. The results are highly personal, shaped by the moment, the place, the context, the company, the character, and the state of mind at the time of creation or the moment that inspired it, to the point that they can feel like different personalities.


We all display, or at least feel we have, multiple personalities to some degree. All confined within the same person. You know, the feeling of having numerous lives happening at the same time every day.


Personally, I don't feel like the same person throughout different parts of the day—whether it's in the morning (because of my challenging morning routine due to a condition I've had since my early teens), on public transportation, at work, during lunch breaks, with family, with friends, at home, or even at night when I can't sleep and feel compelled to create something. Do you?


And about two weekends ago, that's exactly how I felt. I had an argument with a colleague at work, and I felt divided. No longer knowing how to react. I had too many unanswered questions in my head. My mind was chaotic, as if several parts of me were intensely debating various subjects all at once.


As if I were experiencing one of these moments of intense internal dialogue, a common, though sometimes overwhelming, human experience. The mind often juggles conflicting ideas, desires, and emotions simultaneously, creating a mental "debate" as different parts of your personality or thought processes vie for attention and resolution.


When I came back home, I could not stop thinking about it, my mind was rushing, I was yelling internally and had to let it out, as I did not feel like myself, I was anxious, had doubts and fears, was surely overthinking, but I had no one to confide in. I needed creativity to help me calm down and release my anger, sadness, and disappointment at myself.


So that Saturday night and the whole Sunday, I started writing, finding inspiration in that situation to unleash a bunch of things that had been in my mind about myself and bothering me for a while, such as personality disorders, anxiety disorders, and trying to be helpful without wanting anything for it, but still getting blamed in return.


So I ended up writing three songs in the Math Rock genre, as it was the most appropriate way to express the pain, suffering, anxiety, fears, and doubts in these songs.


  1. SIX DAILY LIVES (No Place to Hide), mainly about personality disorders

  2. ONLY TRYING TO HELP, the title of the song speaks for itself

  3. GLASS WALLS (Better Alone), mainly about anxiety disorders, fears, and doubts


SIX DAILY LIVES (No Place to Hide) is a Math Rock song about personality disorder, the struggle of having multiple personalities, multiple lives, combined with other physical conditions and mental issues, and dealing with their consequences daily.


Now available on YouTube,




On Spotify



And soon on most music platforms.


Thank you for your support and for listening to my music. It is much appreciated.


Peace!


Dom




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