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What Can I Do By Tye Tribette: Song Analysis
My selected theme song I believe personally portrays my attitude and outlook towards life is the song titled “What Can I do” by Tye Tribette. Composed by two individuals (Angelo Mincey and Kj Scriven), this song is one of many on his album titled “Greater than” which was released in 2013. The genre of this song which was released under the record label EMI/Motown gospel is classified as religious R&B.
I chose this song, because I believe it adequately represents my thankful and grateful attitude towards life. Since the evolution of mankind from (primitiveness till today), it is almost incontrovertible that man has always relied on some form of ‘higher power’.
Therefore, personally relying on the higher power of God Almighty, this song portrays
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