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    I also admire the lyrics that go with metal music. Mostly‚ the lyrics used in Metal or Heavy Metal songs have a deep meaning or many meanings that would usually tell about past experiences of the lyricist and how they deal with that experience on an emotional level. In Metal‚ the music adds to the drama and seriousness to the story being told by the lyrics. This story is usually cryptic‚ and requires a lot of thought to unravel and understand. One’s understanding of the lyrics will sometimes also

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    sociological perspective is described as seeing the general in the particular. In this essay I will attempt to apply the sociological perspective to analyze song lyrics from the first verse of the song My Block by Tupac Shakur (see appendix for lyrics). Tupac (1971-1996) is the most famous gangster rap artist of all times. He was well known for his lyrics and their ability to express the grief of the Black community. He was an advocate for Black rights and very much against the societal system and class societies

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    winter concert. Such songs include God Help the Outcasts arranged by Audrey Snyder‚ When You Believe arranged by Audrey Snyder‚ and Carol of the Bells arranged by Kirby Shaw. Each one of these pieces contains its own rich history and meaning behind the lyrics‚ of which date back to the original composer and his or her inspiration. God Help the Outcasts was originally composed by Alan Menken‚ an American film and theater composer and pianist. Menken grew up in New Rochelle‚ New York with his parents who

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    Ashley Buckley Course 6 September 12‚ 2010 Outline Today in America there is a vast amount of lyrics that are extremely degrading women. These lyrics are found in many of Hip-Hop‚ Rap‚ and Pop music that portray women as objects‚ and not as an actual human being. Other popular music these days relate to women as tricks or other horrible names that no woman should ever be called. Sadly‚ since this epidemic of only thinking of women as objects has over come America today‚ it needs to stop

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    My song‚ 1(800) by Logic is mainly about equality‚ but in the song is only talking about one person who is having a tough time. The person in the song is really sad and always thinking about bad things‚ until he finally found happiness. The singer made it really easy to tell that it was depressing because he used so many powerful words‚ and those words made it sound like the guy he was talking about in the song‚ was getting negative attention. The theme of the song is about equality and you

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    Softened Misogyny Joni M. James Analysis Paper 4 MCCNM 235‚ Professor Steffen November 11‚ 2010 Softened Misogyny Papa Loved Mama – Lyrics Verse 1: Papa drove a truck nearly all his life You know it drove Mama crazy being a trucker’s wife The part she couldn’t handle was the being alone I guess she needed more to hold than just a telephone Papa called Mama each and every night Just to ask her how she was and if

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    Do you enjoy music? Have you ever questioned the lyrics you’ve sung along with your favorite artists? If you answered yes‚ I have the perfect website for you! I also found myself wondering if I was singing the correct words to my favorite songs. To clarify‚ I searched for a lyric engine through google search and found www.musicmademe.com. Despite the website’s lack of graphics and minute print‚ it’s still a great music guru site because of its wonderful organization‚ easy navigation‚ and wide selection

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    The Hero in Lyrics and Fashion The character of the lyric‚ “No Such Thing” by John Mayer‚ is a confident individual who is striving to be different from the majority whom abandoned individuality. The character shows his confidence by stating‚ “I’d like to think the best of me.” His statement displays that other people’s opinions do not startle him. The line‚ “They love to tell you stay inside the lines‚” criticizes the society’s standard which forces the majority of people to abandon their individuality

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    Watching all the cars go by…Crazy lady‚ living in a bag. Eating out of garbage pails” (AZ Lyrics). This particular lyric tells of him bearing witness to the poverty and disarray that has overtaken the inner-city community. Another lyric that emphasizes the bearing witness aspect of hip hop and gospel music is “My son said‚ Daddy‚ I don’t wanna go to school… I think it’d be cheaper. If I just got a job” (AZ Lyrics). This shows that the son in this song is bearing witness to the economic hardships that

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    These lyrics stand out like words‚ even if taken away from their melody. “They don’t have to have any melody”‚ as Lennon puts it. The reason for this might be the alliteration of liquids along with “s”‚ which is perhaps one of the most distinctive features these lyrics hold. They add a “flow” to the lyrics. For instance‚ the first stanza holds words like “like”‚ “endless”‚ “slither”‚ “while”‚ “slip”‚ “pools”‚ etc. Alliteration of “s” sound adds to the swiftness of these already “flowing” lyrics. Words

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