Now coming from someonewho doesn’t usually sing out loud, unlessI’mintheshoweroralonein my car, I can’t resist singing alongto any Disney song that may play on my endless playlist of music. Disney music has so much heart and passion, and on some days, I would rather listen to any Disneysong instead of what’s on the radio.Nowadays, music on the radio is all about sex or drugs and otherbad influences. Disney music hasa purpose and a passion in each song, that truly speaks to the heart.

From a young age, Disney taught me valuable lessons through the actual movies and TV shows and the songs that go with them. Some people might argue that the classic Disney movies are childish, but you can never really outgrow a good Disney movie.

One of my all-time favorite Disney movies is The Little Mermaid. From a young age,I’ve always wanted to be just likeAriel. I used to (and still kind of do) want to be a mermaid and live under the sea, which is why one of my favorite songs is the classic“Under the Sea.” The first line of the song teaches viewers a lesson of acceptance, by saying “the sea weed is always greener in some body else’s lake.” It’s saying how, for many people, we always want what we don’t have, but the song shares how we should be happy and grateful for what we do have.