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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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    Song Analysis: Bailando

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    contigo‚ and dance contigo‚ para have contigo‚ una noche loca”. This is the chorus to Enrique Iglesias’ billboard hit‚ Bailando. If you listen to the song you can hear the rhythm of reggae‚ hip hop‚ Spanish flamenco‚ reggaeton among a cacophony of other sound. I hear beauty‚ see color and feel joy when I listen to this song. The success of this song according to Gary Trust‚ associate director of charts is due to “the fact that a quarter of this country’s youths are Latino. He comments that the market

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    Song Lyrics To 'Grenade'

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    "Grenade" Easy come‚ easy go That’s just how you live‚ oh Take‚ take‚ take it all But you never give Should’ve known you was trouble From the first kiss Had your eyes wide open Why were they open? [Pre-Chorus:] Gave you all I had And you tossed it in the trash You tossed it in the trash‚ you did To give me all your love is all I ever asked ’Cause what you don’t understand is... [Chorus:] I’d catch a grenade for ya Throw my hand on a blade for ya I’d jump in front of a train

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    From Beginning to End Toni Morrison begins her novel Song of Solomon in a very unconventional way. Instead of introducing a setting or characters‚ she retells an incident that without further reading is for the most part incomprehensible. As readers we notice later on in the story the references made throughout the book that relate back to the introductory pages. Some of the main themes such as oral traditions‚ naming‚ and especially flight are introduced in the first six pages and are further

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    Cathy Song 3 Poem Analysis

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    Kaitlin Duffy Professor Warnke 7/30/13 Paper 2-Poetry Cathy Song is a 60 year old woman who resides in Honolulu HI with her husband and 3 children. Along with being a wife‚ mother‚ and daughter‚ Song is a developed poet as well. Although Song does not particularly like being classified as an Asian-American poet‚ her ethnicity largely influences her poetry as well as her family life. Concerning her ethnicity‚ Song states “I am just a poet who just happens to be Asian-American.” Ethnic background

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    Listening to 3 different version of the song at times was quiet harder than you think. You would think after hearing the 3 songs play over and over‚ you would be able to hear all the differences and similarities between them but that’s not the case. The song “Hallelujah Chorus” is a beautiful peace that has been made into many versions. After listening to the three different version of the same song “Hallelujah Chorus”‚ I was able to hear some slight difference and similarities between them. First

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    created many songs but one that has a greater message as compared to the others is the song “Take it Back”. This song which debut in 2017 was meant as a way to spread the message of equality for all. With so much discrimination now in modern society this song was created as a way to ease the tension among the various types of people. This song is provides many great examples of how he believes life was meant to be and how it has changed throughout the years. The main focus of this song is equality

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    This song could have been written as a way to talk to the working class and give them something to relate to‚ a song they understand because to them its life. The songs meaning is that the working class have to deal with everything‚ if the rich bosses or “fat cats” have a problem then it will somehow affect the working class‚ and so much is expected from them. This song is a song of hopelessness and despair‚ throughout the whole song it talks about problems they suffer from but no way to fix it.

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    to keep writing and writing until we had a full poem and song. We all worked really hard putting the poem and song together. Everyone had different roles to take a part in; so if one person slacked off their job‚ then we were going to be in a bad position. So that everyone had a role‚ we decided to break the job down into three different jobs. One person created the tune‚ one person did the lyrics and making the tune sound right with the song‚ and the other person made sure all the questions were

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    Protest Songs of 1960's

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    to help achieve their desired results. Instead of making lectures‚ they decided to write songs filled with symbolism and meaning with a direct message. These people wrote passionate songs fighting for their rights. If these people didn’t stand up to the wrongness of the culture we would still be living in it today. John Lennon‚ one of the most influential songwriters and musician to ever lived‚ wrote a song called “Give Peace a Chance.” John and Yoko were staying at Queen Elizabeth’s hotel on

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