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Vikrmn: CA Vikram Verma
“Never ever let anyone take the charge of your Guitar called LIFE. Tune your Dreams, for you are the composer of the tracks of your life. Why do you wait? What are you scared of?”
Vikrmn, Guru with Guitar

John Mark Green
“His heart was like a battered guitar; worn and scuffed from a life spent
out on the road, but still capable
of bringing forth beautiful music.”
John Mark Green

“Music is what our soul sounds like when it sings.”
Xila Toro

“The guitar poured out its soul, its history, its dreams, its pain, its victories, its secrets. The guitar’s strings purred with blues and ended with a haunting solitary song with no lyrics.”
Brenda Sutton Rose

Moryah DeMott
“Music is another language, one so close to actual thought, strung together, sometimes staccato, flowing, and sometimes even nonsensical or harsh to the ears. It’s truth in an otherwise dishonest world.”
Moryah DeMott, Timeless: A Novel

Vikrmn: CA Vikram Verma
“Life is like playing a guitar and meditation is like music. Small session of rehearsals daily won’t show much but would make you ROCK in the long run.”
Vikrmn, Guru with Guitar

“The power of music feels like taking a a nice brake from this busy world”
Millie DeWitt

Keith Richards
“If you don't know the blues... there's no point in picking up the guitar and playing rock and roll or any other form of popular music.”
Keith Richards, Life

Mitch Albom
“There are songs that you play that you have to restart, and songs that you play that you never get right. But when a song is complete, there is no more you can do.”
Mitch Albom, The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto

“What I'm trying to do is make impressions. I think of myself as a colourist, adding different colours and shades by using different techniques and touching the guitar in different ways. I'd like to play sounds you can see if you've got your eyes closed.”
Lenny Breau

Lawren Leo
“She felt the adagio from Joaquin Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez strumming at her inner thighs like a guitar, and then slowly moving upwards until it wrapped around her heart in its denouement.”
Lawren Leo, Love's Shadow: Nine Crooked Paths

Courtney Giardina
“The two of us were everything that we needed to be to one another as we sat behind those strings.”
Courtney Giardina, Behind the Strings

“Then one day I found my head when I wasn't even trying.”
Cat Stevens

“There’s secrets hiding inside this six-string just waitin’ for somebody to find ‘em and turn ‘em into music.”
Brenda Sutton Rose

Jackie Haze
“She started beating it against the walls and floor until it was nothing but pieces, nothing but a memory of a guitar. I had an idea, though not yet clear, that it wasn’t her arms that beat what once could sing, but her heavy heart, as she once said that even the Rock of Gibraltar had ten thousand holes.”
Jackie Haze, Borderless

“From the moment I could talk I was ordered to listen.”
Cat Stevens

Jennifer Lane
“Everyone plays guitar alone, but we can play side by side.”
Jennifer Lane, Spiked

Beth Garrod
“He likes girls on bikes, I like boys with guitars.”
Beth Garrod, Super Awkward

“These babies ain’t just guitars; these babies are living, breathing instruments.”
Brenda Sutton Rose

Debasish Mridha
“I love you as a guitar loves those playful nimble hands. Without your touch, the strings of my heart can’t play the amazing songs of my life.”
Debasish Mridha

“He chose a guitar from one of the oak cabinets. Picking it with his calloused fingers, he squeezed his eyes shut and hummed. Something miraculous poured from his soul, riding in on a lonely train, rising softly from a distant place— a place I’d never been— then louder and louder it came, traveling through my ears, pulsing through my veins. I’d never heard anything like it. When he finished playing, he sat with the guitar cradled in his arms, waiting, the music traveling through the forgotten city of my soul.”
Brenda Sutton Rose

B.B. King
“I'd solo on my guitar; then sing; then solo; then sing some more. one stopped when the other started. That way I felt a continuity, not a conflict, like a wheel that keeps turning. Both sounds - guitar and voice - were coming out of me, but they issued from different parts of my soul.”
B.B. King, Blues All Around Me: The Autobiography of B.B. King

“There will never be a shortage of people who tell you what they think you need to hear. But you know better. For them, their forever exists as a low, impenetrable ceiling. But for you, there is only sky.”
Dave Matthes, The Sounds From the Hills Go Away When the Sun Goes Down

“Those who love you the most, let yo bend your notes”
Paresh Shah

“Those who love you the most, let you bend your notes”
Paresh Shah

Vikrmn: CA Vikram Verma
“Life is like a guitar and the combination of chords are called moments. Playing them is the called living the moments.”
Vikrmn, 10 Golden Steps of Life

Avijeet Das
“Note to myself - It is time for me to start taking my guitar lessons. One of my neighbor's singing and guitar strumming skills are so cool that I can't stop marveling at the music wafting around here.”
Avijeet Das

B.B. King
“I wanted to sustain a note like a singer. I wanted to phrase a note like a saxist. By bending the strings, by trilling my hand - and I have big fat hands - I could achieve something that approximated a vocal vibrato. I could sustain a note. I wanted to connect my guitar to human emotions. By fooling with the feedback between my amplifier and instrument, I started experimenting with sounds that expressed my feelings, whether happy or sad, bouncy or bluesy. I was looking for ways to let my guitar sing.”
B.B. King, Blues All Around Me: The Autobiography of B.B. King

“You’ll see no mercy from this place, kid,” Wendel Trope said, holding on to his bottle in his lap, “you’ve wandered into a tiny sliver of Hell. Fall asleep with your eyes closed and it’ll swallow you hole. Happens to everyone eventually though, it’s not something you can avoid by doing anything with your life differently. I haven’t found it yet, but supposedly there’s something… good about everything,” he laughed at that, drinking, letting the liquid spill out over his lips and onto his shirt, “I dunno, maybe it’s just under the dirt somewhere. Really deep down where they bury all the bodies.”
Dave Matthes, The Sounds From the Hills Go Away When the Sun Goes Down