What song do you play before bed?
A new song may feel exciting.
But your brain may stay busy.
A song you know may feel calmer.
Recent research found something interesting.
Familiar music helped sleep more.
It worked best without words. (journals.sagepub.com)
Here is an example.
Mika had a long, busy day.
She played a soft, familiar song.
Soon, her eyes felt heavy.
Yet songs can stay in your head.
Then sleep may be harder. (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
So, try familiar music first.
If your mind keeps singing, stop.
The best bedtime song brings quiet.










