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Song Analysis: Moana By Dwayne Johnson
In the movie Moana, Dwayne Johnson sings, “You’re Welcome,” this song is about saying you’re welcome because he thinks that he is the ruler of all human and sea. “What can I say except you're welcome, For the tides, the sun, the sky” this demonstrates how he is reminding us of all the great things he thought he did even though in reality it was a failure. The songwriter does a great job of describing all of the beautiful colors, surrounding, sound of the ocean and island. This helps us to visualize what he is feeling about his supposed accomplishments making them seem more real by painting a picture in our minds. The main idea of this song is about expressing gratitude it is expected to say you’re welcome in response when someone has
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