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Sleep Music

SeekUp · 2009-02-12 16:37:30

When I'm alone, I tend to listen to music on a timer to help quiet my own thoughts so I can sleep. The other night, I didn't turn on the timer so the music was on all night -- and even though it was very soft, I woke up feeling as if I hadn't slept at all. I was just wondering if anyone else listens to music as they fall…

12-02-2009 4:37pm

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When I'm alone, I tend to listen to music on a timer to help quiet my own thoughts so I can sleep. The other night, I didn't turn on the timer so the music was on all night -- and even though it was very soft, I woke up feeling as if I hadn't slept at all.

I was just wondering if anyone else listens to music as they fall asleep. If so, do you notice a difference in the sleep you get with/without music?

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#2 06-03-2009 4:33pm

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for some reason i always sleep better after ive listened to pink floyd...dark side of the moon when im hungover and having trouble sleeping at nite helps me

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