In 1962, The Beatles, (John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, George Harrison) became a household name when they burst on to the music scene with their song "Love Me Do". For the next eight years they composed music of such quality and depth, that many of their songs are considered "classics" on par with Mozart, Bach and other heavy weights.
Four ordinary guys from Liverpool managed to come up with a new kind of music, a new sound, with far reaching ramifications. In 1970, they broke up as a band, but their legacy, still carries on.
Ordinary people, can, and often do, do extra ordinary things.
Ordinary, they say,
is the common way.
Some call it normal
usually informal,
happens every day,
quite colourless
and kinda grey.
Being the same,
playing the game,
nice and secure
void of allure.
And so it goes
time passes by,
until one day,
an ordinary day,
the time has come.
There is a shift,
you catch a whiff
of something else
a different self.
A chance to do
something new,
all it takes
is a different view.
The extra ordinary
hides within the ordinary,
silently waiting,
quietly anticipating,
for the time to come
for us to become,
all we can be.
(Citizen X)
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