Melophobia Quotes

“At some point, she didn't know when or for how long, she found herself lost, lost in a song. Her eyes had been closed, and against her will, the music had seeped into her, as if by osmosis, fusing with her soul.”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“Every artist, no matter what medium, can’t fully hide behind their creation. There”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“I'm terrified. But I'd rather live my life doing something I love, something I believe in - even if for only a day than to live safe and bored for the rest of it.”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“You ever want proof of God, just wake up to a sunrise over a mountain range.” He”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“Music was a gateway drug, easy to start, but doomed to send its listeners on a journey of rebellion.”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“So he’s the Patron Saint of Raves and just happens to risk his life for you because, what the hell, he loves a party?”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“Rock has always been the Devil’s music…I believe rock and roll is dangerous…I feel we’re heralding something even darker than ourselves.” – David Bowie, Rolling Stone, February 12, 1976”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“Until today, Merrin felt safe in her own No Man's Land, but she knew this was fallacy, a fantasy. There was no middle ground. Just the law and the lawless. What does that make me?”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“The government keeps trying to regulate music," Lorna said, "as if it's something tangible they can put their hands on, like corn or oil. That's where they're wrong. It's not something you can touch. You can only feel.”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“Once it ended and silence filled the room, Merrin realized she'd lost track of time; the song had hijacked her, transported her, somehow freed her from her swirling thoughts. It touched her in places she kept walled off - feelings, emotions, memories, dreams. How easily music seduced her, how dangerous.”
― James Morris, Melophobia

“She could see how easily someone could succumb to the hex music weaved over them, the temptation to lose oneself within the hypnotic trance-like beats. No thoughts of the future, or the past, only the immediate present, as if life itself had condensed into a single moment.”
― James Morris, Melophobia