does anyone know why you get goosebumps when you hear good music
By sd3233
@sd3233 (5)
United States
July 23, 2009 6:46pm CST
Ive always wanted to know why you get goosebumps when you hear a sad or good song. I know goosebumps, are when the body needs more heat so it causes hair to raise to capture heat, but with music it still happens. Anyone one why this happens, and if you have a song in particular which one is it? For me it's beautiful by Eminem
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@azza12342 (49)
• Australia
24 Jul 09
It depends, it could be a tocuhing song and you could just get them because its realllyyyy nice.
Put it this way, why do people shake when others walk over their "grave".
@000602518518 (88)
• China
24 Jul 09
i never get goosebumps when i hear music, i just shed tears when it touches my heartstring, glad or sad. i do get goosebumps when i see buses or smell the gas.
@NessaFilth (341)
• United States
24 Jul 09
"ill be there for you" from bon jovie. Every time. Lol. seriously, that song really gives me goosebumps. That and Marilyn Manson's version of Tainted Love.
