The Note Paul Wrote On The Back Of A Setlist: “Let’S Make Them Feel Again.”

April 2, 2025

Paul stood backstage, the hum of the crowd filtering through the heavy curtains. The energy in the air was electric, a palpable wave of excitement that sent shivers down his spine. Tonight was a huge night; it was the finale of his tour, a culmination of months spent traveling from city to city, sharing his music with fans who poured their hearts into every lyric. But as he glanced down at the setlist in his hand, an unsettling feeling loomed over him. It wasn’t just about the music; it was about connection. Paul pulled out a black marker and wrote on the back of the setlist, “Let’s make them feel again.”

As the lights dimmed, Paul could hear the crowd roaring with anticipation. He had always believed that music had the power to heal and transform, especially during tough times when people felt lost or disconnected. This tour was meant to bring hope, but he felt the weight of an unspoken burden. The world had changed dramatically over the past few years, leaving many people struggling with their emotions, feeling numb in a chaotic reality. Paul wanted to reach them, to break through their silence and help them feel the joy, love, and pain that came with being alive.

The moment he stepped onto the stage, the atmospheric glow and the sound of thousands of voices filled his heart with warmth. He could see familiar faces in the front row, some with tears of joy streaming down their cheeks. This was why he did it—to create a space where people could embrace their feelings, whether it was happiness from a catchy chorus or sadness from a soulful ballad. With each song, he poured his heart into the performance, strumming his guitar with fervor and singing with a raw honesty that resonated deeply with the audience.

Halfway through the set, he took a moment to connect with the crowd. “I wrote a note tonight,” he said, holding up the setlist for all to see. “It says, ‘Let’s make them feel again.’ I want you all to remember that it’s okay to feel. Whether it’s joy or pain, happiness or heartbreak, feeling is what makes us human.” The crowd erupted into cheers, and some even raised their phones, capturing the moment. In that instant, Paul knew he had made the right choice in sharing his message.

After the show, fans lined up to share their stories. Some thanked him for the inspiration to pursue their dreams, while others spoke about how his music had helped them through hard times. One young girl, with tears in her eyes, told him how she had lost her father just months before. “Your song helped me feel again,” she whispered. Paul felt a lump in his throat as he realized the depth of what he had achieved. The simple note had turned into a powerful reminder for both him and his fans: that music was a bridge to their emotions and a source of strength.

In the weeks that followed, stories of how his music had touched lives began to surface in interviews and online communities. Paul’s career soared, but more importantly, he found personal fulfillment in knowing that he had made a meaningful impact. The note he wrote on the back of that setlist wasn’t just a thought; it had become a rallying cry for individuals seeking to embrace their emotions once more. As he continued to write and perform, Paul remained committed to his mission. After all, music wasn’t just a job for him; it was a lifeline for everyone who dared to feel again.