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Linda Perry's Song Analysis
Linda Perry wrote this song that Christina Aguilera sang. One of the verses that stands out the most, “I am beautiful in every single way, words can’t keep me down” is a positive affirmation relating to many people who have been bullied and are now dealing with their own insecurities. Many times, when someone is tormented and tease from their peers, family members or even friends that person may forget their beauty that lies within them. “No matter what we do, no matter what we say, we’re the song inside the tune, full of mistakes” Relating to my research paper, many people who have a disease or disabilities, often face many types of discrimination that lead to low self-esteem. Even though, Henrietta’s daughter could not speak, she dealt with
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