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    write an essay about a song of significance to me‚ I thought to myself‚ “This is going to be an easy grade”. But because of my love for music of all kinds‚ I found that the choice of which song to write about was even harder than I imagined. After a few days of contemplation and battling with what I felt would be most appropriate for my English professor to read‚ I decided to write about a song called “Making Memories of Us” by Keith Urban. I fell in love with this song for its beautiful‚ smooth

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    Talking About Myself

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    Did it surprise you that I am not who you thought I was? Did it surprise you to find that I don’t exactly stand for what you thought I stood for all along? Did it surprise you to find that I’m not exactly how I played myself out to be? That the person you thought I was is actually nothing to what I am. Some days I’m funny‚ others I’m not‚ sometimes I’m in overdrive and I can’t stop. You may not like me‚ but that’s okay because this is me and how I’ll stay. I’m shy‚ I’m quiet. I’m an angel

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    Monro's Song

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    Song analysis Somewhere‚ Love Story and A Time for Us all share similar stories‚ but all of them don’t do a very great job at describing a tragic love story. Each song shares the similar story of two people falling in love‚ but they all present it differently. Somewhere by Matt Monro is saying that even if two people want to be together there is an appropriate time and an appropriate place. I believe this fits the story of Romeo and Juliet very well because the two lovers wanted so badly to be together

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    Defining myself as a leadership When we came to this world‚ everyone is unique. There is nobody who has the exactly same voice‚ appearance‚ tamper or habits with me. I am always so proud of myself that I was different from anybody in this world. I am just a girl who is crazy in love with singing and watching soap operas; I am a girl who will cherish every friend that I get along with. So‚ I believe that the world will have a little difference because of me. In my life‚ no matter what problem I

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    Rhetorical Analysis of the song “Beauty for brokenness” by Graham Kendrick The song that I chose for rhetorical analysis is Beauty for brokenness by Graham Kendrick. This song was written in 1993 for the 25th anniversary of the charity Tear Fund. It was influenced by a visit that Kendrick had made to India in 1992 and his perception of the contrast between Indian poverty and Western affluence. It was included in his CD album Spark to a Flame (1993)‚ and has since been included in a number of mainstream

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    Norwegian Wood Analysis Rory Say “Norwegian Wood” first appeared on The Beatles’ sixth full length album‚ Rubber Soul‚ which was released December 3rd‚ 1965. Not only is the song unique in the context of the album‚ but it is an example of one of The Beatles’ more experimental tracks. Written primarily by John Lennon‚ it was in fact George Harrison’s idea to use a sitar during the recording‚ which is the instrument that makes the song so recognizable‚ and also marks the first time a sitar was

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    Essay About Myself

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    Essay About Myself Have you ever wondered how can you identify yourself? In my view‚ to identify something as one‘s characteristic features is to take a look at something that has happened to the person and had some sort of an impact. For me‚ there are milion parts of my personality‚ but only few certain events emphasize the contrast between the kind of person I used to be and the way I am at present. First of all‚ I was a very isolated person in my early adolescence due to the loss of a close family

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    Songs as Poems

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    Songs as Poems It ’s My Life Bon Jovi This ain ’t a song for the brokenhearted No silent prayer for the faith departed And I ain ’t gonna be just a face in the crowd You ’re gonna hear my voice when I shout it out loud [Chorus] It ’s my life It ’s now or never I ain ’t gonna live forever I just wanna live while I ’m alive (It ’s my life) My heart is like an open highway Like Frankie said‚ "I did it my way" I just wanna live while I ’m alive ’Cause it ’s my life This is for the ones who

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    This essays is similar to Kelly Clarkson’s song “Invincible”. The song is about someone growing‚ breaking free‚ and becoming a stronger‚ independent individual. I believe my passion did this for me. After I was able to find my passion‚ I was able to come out of my shell and be myself. I am eternally grateful for everything music and singing has done for me‚ which is why I compared these items to one another. Writing this essay was essentially effortless. Since I am so passionate about music‚ everything

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    The song was released on their 1971 album Carpenters and peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100. Carpenter received massive praise for her work on the popular rendition. Critics claimed that her emotional vocals expertly captured the essence of loneliness and pining conveyed through the lyrics. Carpenter would later reveal that "Superstar" was one the hardest songs for her to sing because of her own intense struggle with

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