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Drops Of Jupiter Analysis
The song I chose to analyze was “Drops of Jupiter” by Train. I first heard the song when I fifteen years old. I was warming up in my dance class, and as soon as I heard the first verse, I immediately fell in love. I never listened to any songs from Train or have been interested in this genre of music, but this song has been in my playlist for as long as I can remember.
Everyone interprets a song differently, but I believe this was meant to be a love song. Beneath the catchy lyrics and upbeat rhythm lies a bed of sorrow and heartache. The overall message of the song to me was people who you love may leave you to pursue their dreams and you should always cherish the memories, but be strong enough to let go. I believe people who just went through
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