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Another Way Out By Hollywood Undead: Song Analysis
Today, music has changed throughout history. Evolving. Everywhere someone goes, something music related is seen. Everything from posters, magazines, tv, etc. What’s a song you can sit back and listen to and the mood within the song, helps on a tough day? “Another Way Out” by Hollywood Undead is an exquisite song to listen to because of the understanding behind the song, how it can bring a sad/upsetting mood into a joyful one, and why it’s a relevant song to listen to (Alvarez, Boice, Busek, Murillo & Terrell, 2013).
“Another Way Out” came out back in 2012 along with the entire album “Notes from the Underground. (Alvarez, Boice, Busek, Murillo & Terrell, 2013)” Most of the songs Hollywood Undead produces have a meaning behind them or other
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