Ann Wilson I Only Want To Share It With You Analysis

A third lyric that shows this is when Ann Wilson sings, “I only want to share it with you.” This means that Ann is trying to prove her loyalty to her significant other. When she uses the verbal technique of pronoun, “I” means that it’s very personal, this is because the artist is trying to prove her love towards her husband, for she still believes that they will get back together. To Ann being loyal is standing by your partner emotionally and physically when needed but most importantly following through with promises and I believe her promise to her partner was to stay together for eternity and always be there for each other. The low angle shot of Ann and her fellow band member singing is symbolic because it makes Ann look powerful, this supports
In the scene you can see her closing her eyes, this shows us that she is trying to reminisce on her relationship. Opening your eyes distracts you from trying to dig deeper into your past because your vision and what you see around you can be distracting and prevents you from focusing. Ann closed her eyes because while singing if she were to leave them open she would be distracted by the props and people around her. The artist disengages from the world to look back on what she used to have, a buoyant life with the man she loved when everything was butterflies and rainbows. This connects to the Freudian theme because Ann’s primitive desires of wanting her husband back have traveled from her unconscious mind to her conscious mind, this means that she held back desires of her partner had been let loose and has made their way into her mind. In the scene you see someone singing with Ann and there are people filling the crowd with their hands in the air, this is symbolic because it shows the audience that you may feel like you’re all alone and lost in the world but there will always be someone whether it would be a loved one or a stranger, there will always be someone to help you through your