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The song called “I'm Walkin”, is a very good song that i can connect with. This songs lyrics are honestly kind of sad but the melody of the song is such a jumpy vibe it's hard not be happy during the song. The song is about a man whos girl just left him and now he's all alone by himself. Obviously it's not a super positive song if one looks into the lyrics, but the rhythm and melody of the song turns it into a well rocking blues. The title of the song is secondary to the lyrics in the song and i find that very interesting. Usually most songs have a title which correlates to the lyrics. Artist like to give the title of a song based off of what the song is truly about. However, Fats Domino did the complete opposite and it turned out to be a great …show more content…
If the melody and rhythm ended up being weak or even just decent the song doesn't have nearly the success it did. This song differs from Fats Domino’s main poplar song called “Blueberry Hill”. In Blueberry Hill, the song starts off how he met his true love on this hill which is called of course Blueberry Hill. The song quickly becomes sad as the song goes a long and eventually the love of his and him were no longer together, forever apart. This song had a different structure to it than the Im Walkin. In Blueberry Hill he clearly states the title what the song is going to be about. Immediately listeners and readers know that the song is going to relate about something or someone on Blueberry Hill. The song isn't as happy nor as a rocking blue such as i'm walkin but it tells a story and connects to the title of the song. Many artist have a story to tell and usually the title is where the first introduction of the story comes into place. Artist have all sorts of styles on how to correlate their particular story in a song. Fats Domino could have made I'm Walkin a sad song and had a whole different rhythm to it and it would change the whole dynamic of the

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