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    Rong Radio Song Analysis

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    The song Rong Radio song by Benjamin Zephaniah was very interesting‚ and effective bringing up important issues that are all over the world‚ in very few words. I found this song interesting because it made me consider‚ how know matter where we live or who we are‚ we are still vulnerable to hear‚ see‚ read and write stereotypes and racism about ourselves and others. “I was beginning to believe that all black men are bad men.” -This shows us that sometimes when we are being influenced to believe

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    Social anxiety and ruminating in The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock I was very interested in investigating and understanding The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock since there are certain coincidences between Prufrock and me. These coincidences are based on behavior‚ ways of thinking and social performance. In some way I can relate with the anxiety that Prufrock experiences‚ since I also suffer from (mild) social anxiety. I believe that by analyzing Prufrock’s anxiety I can better understand

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    attention to. When I got home‚ I did a lot of research on this specific song and I found that there really was a deeper meaning. "It’s not really about a blackbird whose wings are broken‚ you know‚ it’s a bit more symbolic” (Paul McCartney.) That very quote goes on to let you know that the song does‚ in fact‚ mean more than what it had seemed (or to me at least.) I was so excited when I found out there was more to the song because the Beatles were/are such an iconic band that played various

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    Lil B Song Analysis

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    My favorite historic song is the song cold war. The artist of the song is the rapper Lil B‚ the song is about basically african americans dying to try to impress others instead of being themselves. When in reality people should do what makes them happy instead of trying to impress other man or women . My opinion on the artist Lil b is that he is a fun guy and he is funny but when it comes time to be serious he can come up to the table and make a decent song about issues. The most powerful lyric throughout

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    Love Wins Analysis

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    Love Wins‚ the controversial book by author Rob Bell had received many criticisms by people from different theological standings. To start‚ I do not believe in everything said in the book‚ however‚ I did find some aspects which are very powerful. The book has gained its popularity or notoriety because Bell had argued the fact that our God who is loving would not want to leave anyone out and that perhaps He would even save those who otherwise never confessed their sins‚ repented and proclaimed that

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    My Meaningful Song Do you have a song that has a deeper meaning then just another song that comes on the radio? Well I believe that most everyone does one way or another. For me that song happens to be Bad Moon Rising by Credence Clearwater Revival. The reason behind this is when I was younger and before he passed away my grandpa used to play this song on the guitar and sing it to me all the time. I would like to give a little background on my grandfather. At least what I remember of him because

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    My song is "Fortunate Son" by Creedence Clearwater Revival. "Fortunate Son" was created in 1969. "Fortunate Son" was created as a Anti-War song that was written about the Vietnam war during the time. The song reached #3 on the charts for Billboard. "Fortunate Son" received a gold disk award in December 1970. The song was also added to the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress because of it being Culturally‚ aesthetically and historically significant. Although this song was

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    on two particular Australian songs‚ which are very different in their basic qualities and also focus on how both of the songs‚ though contrasting in nature‚ portray the different aspects of Australian culture. The first song that the essay is going to focus on is ‘The Dreaming’ by Vyanah. Vyanah is an Australian musical artist who is recognized for creating soothing music that helps to relax. The song ‘The Dreaming’ falls in the same category of soothing music. The song is based mainly

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    There are many gospel songs about life in the BC era but not many songs include both BC and present time. Most Gospel songs are about a relationship with God. Most current songs are about drugs‚ money and women. When combining both‚ the song “Girl in the War” by Josh Ritter is related to the biblical apostles‚ Paul and Peter‚ but instead of being during biblical times it is during the present and includes present matters such as Setting‚ Historic Context‚ and Theme. There is no full setting to

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    Sirens and Men In the Odyssey and “Siren Song‚” the sirens and the men are portrayed with similarities and differences based on their actions and how they were described in each writing. Sirens are women or winged creatures who sing to lure sailors to their island and then kill them. In the Odyssey it describes the events that Odysseus went through with the sirens. On the other hand‚ the “Siren Song” provides us another version of what might the sirens might be singing to the sailors to lure them

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