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Analysis Of The Song Unsteady By X Ambassadors
During the scene where Lena arrived at the hospital to right before the girl next door rang at Lena’s doorbell, a song that the soundtrack for the Joy Luck Club could include is the song “Unsteady” by X Ambassadors. The song “Unsteady” could be used in this scene because it describes Ying-Ying’s breakdown after losing her baby.” Hold on to me ‘Cause I’m a little unsteady ‘A little unsteady”. In the novel, Lena thinks that her mother might have become a little crazy and is falling apart. “I could not tell my father what she had said. He was so sad already with this empty crib in his mind. How could I tell him she was crazy?” “After the baby died, my mother fell apart, not all at once, but piece by piece, like plates falling of a shelf one by

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