Worry by Protyus A. Gendher – A Piece of Peace

Worry by Protyus A. Gendher [Glass Ceiling Records]

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When I think about what I want “Worry” to do out in the world, it’s honestly pretty simple: I want it to make people feel less alone in their own heads. So many of us grew up without the language or tools to understand our emotions, and this song is my way of offering one small piece of that missing education. If someone hears it in a moment of panic and feels even a tiny bit steadier, that’s the whole point.

I also hope the song becomes a quiet companion inside the microcosm of each listener’s daily life. Not a dramatic anthem, not a big emotional overhaul — just a steady reminder that spiraling thoughts don’t define them. If the chorus becomes something they repeat to themselves on a hard morning, or if a kid uses it to name what they’re feeling, then the song is doing its job.

In families, classrooms, and counseling spaces, I imagine “Worry” functioning like a shared vocabulary. A way for people to talk about fear without shame, and to practice self‑parenting in real time. The song isn’t trying to fix anyone; it’s trying to normalize the fact that everyone struggles. My hope is that it helps people regulate without feeling like they’re failing.

And on a personal level, I hope “Worry” becomes a small part of someone’s emotional toolkit — something they return to when the world feels loud. If it can help someone breathe, or soften their inner critic, or remind them that mistakes don’t make them unworthy, then it’s doing more than music. It’s participating in their healing, even in the smallest way.


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