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    Country Music The song that I chose was The Gambler by Kenny Rogers. I have heard this song before but I’ve never listened that closely to the song. As the title suggests that it is about gambling. This song is about a man with some emotional troubles who is on a train going nowhere. While he’s on the train he sits in silence with a gambler. The gambler breaks the silence by giving the man some advice seemingly about gambling but also about life. The gambler then puts out his cigarette‚ goes to sleep

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    Yiannis G. Yambao PSYC 1013 BSA 1-10 Prof. Maricel Labrador Analysis of the Song “All Out of Love” by Air Supply This song displays a lot of sad emotions that can be felt by anyone. It is about a sad love story of two people. The 1st 4 lines means they’ve just broke up for some kind of reason. Yet‚ even though they love each other very much‚ they can’t do anything about it. It seems they cannot love each other because of a particular cause. The next 4 lines indicates

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    The song that I chose to analyze is “Changes” by Tupac Shakur. The late Tupac Shakur was an African American rapper who was shot dead years ago. His powerful lyrics have impacted the rap industry to this day‚ because he spoke the truth. His lyrics directly related to his everyday struggles‚ and how being a successful African American is not an easy task to achieve. Rap usually talks about events of everyday life‚ and the song “Changes” talks about racial profiling‚ poverty‚ and how racism affects

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    “Talking Shit About a Pretty Sunset” “Talking shit about a pretty sunset‚” is a song that portrays an overall apathetic outlook on life. The listener can clearly hear the discontent expressed in the words sung and the execution in the music. Thoughts of suicide‚ phobia of commitment‚ lack and gain of motivation‚ fixation and illusions of a better life are all present. Through the complex breaks and climax of the song‚ tells an emotional story of revelation‚ realization and self-actualization. From

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    Group 1 “ Brother‚ can you spare a dime” by Rudy Valle‚ 1932 In many instances‚ songs have been written to explain events that are going on in the world. The song “ brother‚ can you spare a dime” by Rudy Valle justifies that. In 1932 when the song was produced it was during the great depression where the unemployment rate was 24.1% and the economy was in a down ward spiral. The message that Rudy is trying to portray is that everyone from a businessman in a city to a union worker from this

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    play a song that would never ever end How I ’d love love love  To dance with my father again When I and my mother  Would disagree To get my way I would run  From her to him He ’d make me laugh just to comfort me yeah yeah Then finally make me do  Just what my mama said Later that night when I was asleep He left a dollar under my sheet Never dreamed that he  Would be gone from me If I could steal one final glance When final step  One final dance with him I ’d play a song that would

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    HOW DARE YOU – SISTAR Si-si-sistar brave sound (They’re back) [Bora] Why U play this game? [Soyou] (why?) [Bora] Why U play this game? [Dasom] (Fool) [Bora] Why U play this game? [Hyorin](Stupid! ) [All] Keep our head up‚ cuz we’re mighty Sistar You just blow your chance‚ I’m sorry-sorry mister Head up to the sky‚ cuz we’re mighty Sistar Hanbeon deo Sistar! Sistar! We’re mighty Sistar [Hyorin] Amureohji aneun cheokhaeboryeo aereul sseobwado Nae chingu deul eun nunchi chaego na reul

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    cannot seem to accomplish things that he really wants to do. The novel The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien is about the author himself. He is intelligent and thoughtful yet it is difficult for him to move forward towards what he actually wants. The song “Stop and Stare” by One Republic relates to O’Brien greatly with his personality and thoughts in more ways than one. “Stop and Stare” expresses a tone of emptiness‚ regret‚ sorrow‚ nostalgia‚ fear‚ and darkness. The story behind it is someone trying

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    The link for the song is right here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNPnxSG-evk So I am very into the "indie" genre of music‚ and one of my favorite sub-genres from that is called "witch house". It’s very strange‚ it reminds me of what would be playing late at night when something supernatural is about to happen. That is not what this song is‚ but it’s what I thought it was going to be. I was really surprised when it started playing‚ it was upbeat and had soothing quality to it. The mixture of the

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    Sort of a Song by William Carlos Williams is a song unsung by heroes of the pen: authors and poets. He describes writing as a moment of dull inhabitance characterized by sudden shocks of inspiration. His motive is unclear in whether or not he is supporting or antagonizing the art of writing‚ but his theme is clear: writing is a power captured in a moment’s notice that‚ when unobservant‚ leaves too quickly to be remembered. He describes the whole event as a near fatal one metaphorically symbolizing

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