It is often said that music reflects life. As a third culture kid who grew up between the UK and Middle East, I didn’t see my life reflected in the English music I listened to, yet couldn’t completely identify with the Arabic music I listened to either. When it came to love I found that modern English music artists often sang about it on a superficial level, yet the lyrics in Arabic music spoke of a love that sounded intense and overpowering. As a British Egyptian, I found myself not even being able to fit in with the music I listened to, similar to the ways in which I felt I didn’t completely fit in with my English friends nor Arab friends. "From poets long ago like
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