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Why did I name this song "Voltaire?" It is named after the French philosopher François-Marie Arouet or famously named Voltaire. One of his most famous writings is called 'The Story of Candide.' Published in 1759, the fictional work begins in a baron’s castle in Germany, where the young Candide lives peacefully. Through a series of events, Candide travels throughout South America and Europe, where he sees and experiences misfortunes ranging from natural disasters to unjust acts of violence. In The Story of Candide, three dangers in life are listed. The first one is the danger of optimism. The second is the danger of success. The third is the danger of inaction. Candide’s quest to find meaning was also a quest for happiness. At a few points in the story, Candide reaches somewhere that should make him happy, but only brings dissatisfaction.
When Candide is reunited with his friends and beloved, once again, he should be happy. They’re free from wars, violence, and natural disasters. But they grow restless and bored. It is only when Candide meets a hard-working farmer that he realizes the one thing they need: purpose.
My goal was to be a successful violinist and to inspire others. This will be the only original song I release. When I made this song, I was the most happiest and content I've ever been in my life. I will never be able to recreate this feeling again but hopefully you can experience a little bit of what I felt the day by listening to it.
I hope that I inspired you. Take care and stay inspired.