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Rebecca's Happy In The Book Rebecca
All throughout the book Rebecca acts like she’s happy when you can clearly tell that she just wants to go back to New York. The song I have chosen is an upbeat sounding song whilst having not as happy lyrics and it is blatantly stated in the song alike the book, Rebecca states several times that she wants to go home but, nobody pays any attention to what she is
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