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Bundle Of Joy-Michael Giacchino: Song Analysis
Introduction: I named my album Oasis, because in life, there are periods of time that feel like navigating a jungle. Friends, and family can help you find an oasis. They can help you see the glittering water in every dark cave. I choose songs that represent my life, in order of events or ideas that have impacted me. These are songs that I feel emotionally connected to. They represent getting to, or being at, the happiest points in my life. Song 1: Bundle of Joy- Michael Giacchino. This song represents the first year(s) of my life, generally the pre-school years. I remember spending time with family, and problems where so miniscule. Bundle of Joy is a very calming song. The first years of my life where peaceful and harmonic. I remember fostering
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