วันศุกร์ที่ 4 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2567

Song Title: Philosophers' Paradox


Lyrics: Dr. Somphongs

Melody - Performed by: Suno

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(Verse 1)

Plato says the world is an ideal form,

What we see are just shadows, not the real norm.

Aristotle replies with his grounded view,

The world we see is reality, clear and true.

(Pre-Chorus)

Different paths but both complete,

Walking distinct roads but still they meet.

Balance between abstract and concrete,

Leads to a deeper understanding, neat.

(Chorus)

Plato gazes at the skies, Aristotle at the ground,

Both agree that reason is profound.

Truth hides in both the ideal and the real,

The lessons they taught still echo how we feel.

(Verse 2)

Education leads to growth and rise,

Both philosophers held knowledge as the prize.

Though mistakes may happen along the way,

Each lesson learned helps us grow every day.

(Pre-Chorus)

Different views but they connect,

Creative thoughts from debates, direct.

The search for knowledge is always key,

Their philosophies still resonate in history.

(Chorus)

Plato gazes at the skies, Aristotle at the ground,

Both agree that reason is profound.

Truth hides in both the ideal and the real,

The lessons they taught still echo how we feel.

(Bridge)

The role of women, once held back in time,

Changes now bring freedom so sublime.

Their philosophies still shape modern thought,

In psychology, politics, and the arts they’ve taught.

(Chorus)

Plato gazes at the skies, Aristotle at the ground,

Both agree that reason is profound.

Truth hides in both the ideal and the real,

The lessons they taught still echo how we feel.

(Outro)

Two paths of philosophy, still so clear,

Guiding us towards understanding year by year.

Plato and Aristotle, two minds so grand,

Their wisdom echoes in our daily lives, across the land.

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