Creativity Quote by Andrea Corr

Andrea Corr’s careful hedging is the tell: she wants to share a shiver without selling snake oil. “Very personal” doubles as both permission and firewall. It frames the paranormal as an interior event - a feeling, a mood, a private spike of certainty - while quietly admitting the obvious modern caveat: memory is messy, perception is suggestible, and “if they are that” keeps her from sounding like a True Believer with a merch table.

The quote works because it captures how most people actually live with the uncanny: not as a worldview, but as an exception they can’t quite metabolize. Corr doesn’t claim a ghost; she claims a decision. The most revealing phrase is “enough for me to take action on it.” That’s the pragmatic threshold where superstition stops being a story and starts shaping behavior. In a culture that treats belief as something you argue online, she shifts it to something you do with your body: you don’t go back to that hotel. That’s not ideology; that’s a boundary.

Coming from a musician, there’s also an implicit alignment with intuition. Artists are expected to trust vibes, read rooms, chase inexplicable sparks. Corr’s “like, you know” invites us into the intimacy of the anecdote while keeping it deliberately unspecific, letting the listener project their own “hotel” onto hers. It’s a ghost story engineered for credibility: less spectacle, more consequence.