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    Redemption Song Analysis

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    as “Redemption Song.” In this song‚ Bob brings forth racial issues by asking “we the people” to not turn a blind eye to reality‚ but rather to push for what is right by ignoring those who oppress the people and striving for an improved society with the help of the hand of God. Bob Marley’s early life allowed for the basis of his start as a humanitarian and as a singer. Born to Norval and Cedalla Marley on February 6‚ 1945‚ Bob was without a father figure in his life by age five (“Bob Marley-Early

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    Analysis of Song Lyrics

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    Song lyrics: looking through the window of cultural texts… If you took the time to listen to the lyrics of a song instead of mumbling uselessly to the catchy melody‚ you’d notice that some bands and musical artists are informing their audience of present-time themes and issues. In today’s society‚ song lyrics can be used effectively to find fault with many dominant values and attitudes‚ somewhat protesting against social issues and the preconceived ideas that stand tall on the stage of democracy

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    Country Song Analysis

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    The world of a country song writer is a different one‚ requiring him to prove his capability time and again. With millions of aspiring artists that make their appearance on the scene annually‚ the song writer has to work very hard to stay adrift otherwise he is likely to sink into anonymity before he can even realize it. A song writer has to face stiff competition and this aspect is even more emphatically seen in the case of the genre of country song writing. This is because country lyrics are comparatively

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    Flawless Song Analysis

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    The song Flawless by Beyoncé is sociologically relevant because it is about Feminism. This song is an uplift song for women and a fight for girl power. It teaches women to appreciate what they have and celebrate what they have and how they were born. This song is a big part of the feminist movement; it informed a lot of people what feminism is and opened eyes to who the feminist movement

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    The Whisper Song Analysis

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    In 2005‚ the Ying Yang Twins released “one of the greatest rap songs about sex”‚ titled “Wait (The Whisper Song)”. This song hit “No. 3 on Billboard’s R&B/hip-hop singles chart‚ is up for best rap performance by a duo or a group” (Ollison 2006); however‚ was unabashedly misogynistic. This song received incredible praise for its brilliant use of “sexy whispering”. This song apparently needs special recognition for being “simultaneously ratchet and romantic. The words might be foul‚ but the Twins’

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    The Weeknd's Song Analysis

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    follow God’s plan or do conform to what’s popular? Its difficult to find people that fully rely on Gods plan‚ especially in this generation’s music culture. Everyday we are singing songs in the the car on our way to work‚ like Jason Derulo’s song; “Every time you get undressed‚ I hear symphonies in my head‚” and The Weeknd’s song; “I can’t feel my face when I’m with you” which is about cocaine. (For years‚ cocaine was used by doctors as a numbing agent and local anesthetic.) What kind of depth do lyrics

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    Stand Has there ever been a time where you said something you believed in but were shut down because of it? Did you fight or back down? In the story Song of the Trees by Mildred T. Taylor‚ there is a girl and her family who strongly believe that the trees shouldn’t be cut down by white men. The white men of course don’t care that it isn’t their land‚ or that it is her family’s land. Everyone should stand for what they believe. People may not listen until someone fights. “”I won’t let him cut them

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    responses did you have to the song the first time you listened to it? Why do you think you had this response? When listening to the song the first time I experienced hatred and sadness. And I believe that I experienced this due to my connection to the song. Like how I was abandoned by a parent and how my life has been about me fighting with myself. While listening to the song‚ what happened to your appreciation level? Did it increase or decrease? Why? My appreciation for this song individually greatly increased

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    was written and sung by Paul McCartney in 1970. It sends its listeners on a roller coaster of emotions because of the range of tempo and beat in its songs. Some songs are sad or calming while others are more upbeat and happy. The album is pretty mediocre musically with some of the songs sounding more musically appealing than others. Overall‚ their songs are definitely poetic and and have good intent in their meanings. The bands instruments include John Lennon on guitar‚ Paul McCartney on bass‚ George

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    Adam's Song Analysis

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    “Adam’s Song” was produced by Blink-182 and was released in 1999. “Adam’s Song” was a part of the Enema of the State album. This song was extremely different from most songs Blink-182 made. The tempo is much slower and the lyrics are considered much more depressing. Most songs produced by Blink-182 were up-beat and the lyrics did not touch on such sensitive topics. This song does a good job of using the instruments to create the sense of sadness and hope‚ and uses the lyrics to explain how someone

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