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    For Celia a song that would fit her description would be Gypsy by Shakira. She is almost like a gypsy herself‚ she follows the circus wherever they go and is constantly moving from place to place. Just like gypsy communities they have their own set of people that they stay with and follow wherever. Also another one of Shakira songs would fit Celia’s playlist is Whenever‚ Wherever. This songs talks about long distance and two lovers‚ this relates a lot to Celia’s life and her relationship with Marco

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    Song Analysis American Soldier by Toby Keith I am proud to be an American. This song has always been close to my heart. I have family that has served in the military past and present. I pray every day that our service men and women are home safe in their beds at night. For those that have had to go overseas and serve‚ it is hard on them and their families. The time they spend away from their families in order to protect us is often not thought about. This song represents the men and women

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    This might come off strong‚ I know I met you not long ago-oh-oh. (Mhmmm.) When I heard you sing‚ I thought you were the cutest thing‚ that I’d ever seen‚ that I’d ever seen-en-en-en. In a verse or two‚ you caught me staring over at you. & I thought of somethin’ funny to say‚ but I didn’t want to sound cliché-ay (Oh oh whoa oh oh.) & this is how I plan to break the ice-ce: Say something nice. But I had to go before I could‚ sittin’ here thinkin’ if I really should. But I’ll have some fun-un‚ take

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    AN ANALYSIS OF WILLIAM BLAKE’S SONGS OF INNOCENCE AND OF EXPERIENCE AS A RESPONSE TO THE COLLAPSE OF VALUES TIMOTHY VINES∗ Blake’s Songs of Innocence and of Experience are a much studied part of the English canon‚ and for good reason. Blake’s work depicts a quandary that continues to haunt humanity today: the struggle of high-order humanity against the ‘real’ rationality and morals of institutionalised society. This essay seeks to explore both Blake’s literary reaction to the Enlightenment and the

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    because‚ in my mind‚ it is unfair and wrong to make competition between forms of art‚ its like saying that blue is better then yellow; who’s to decide something like that? Good for the Grammy’s‚ but music to me is the same way. There is no reason why my song is better or worse then yours‚ they are different and beautiful in individual ways. I view writers the same way‚ including Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson. They both have amazing thing to say and concepts to share. They are very unique and have their

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    FLAWLESS I picked this song ‘Flawless’ By Beyoncé. In this song it has many different feministic views. There is a part in song which is by Chimamanda Adichie (“We Should all be Feminists”) which she is explaining what feminism is in our society. Also at the beginning she has a part form her song ‘Bow Down’ which can raise a few eyebrows on how Beyoncé feels about other women. Then she has another part in the song explain the different roles that she has learned from her family and how as women

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    Newfoundland folk songs As a social touchstone‚ both a common ordeal and national symbol of honor in Newfoundland and Labrador‚ just the codfish can equal customary music. With its story power‚ unmistakable sound and solid connections to Western Europe‚ customary music speaks to the area’s history and culture‚ and structures an essential connection between the over a wide span of time. For some it is likewise a pleased and intense indication of the "exceptional Newfoundland and Labrador character

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    The narrator from Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska holds a nihilistic view of the world‚ and he only expresses concern for his baby‚ the young female cohort to his crimes. In this song‚ the killer speaks directly to a “sir” who is later revealed to be the sheriff. Moreover‚ the killer feels zero remorse for his transgressions and explains to the sheriff that he only wanted to have a “good time” with his baby. Even so‚ he says that he killed for no other reason than that there is a “meanness in this world”

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    American life is a song wrote by American singer-songwriter Madonna Basically the song is about how she tried to be something she is not and then realize that what she had being tried in the end is meaningless . The song could be divided in three part‚ in which contains and delivers completely different viewpoint. From its very opening line‚ “Do I have to change my name /will it get me far /should I lose some weight /Am I goanna be a star” offering an image of finding a way to stay at the top

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    The Canadian Boat song was a poem published in Scotland by an anonymous author who wasn’t the happiest of all people. The poet claimed that the common people from the Highlands were forced to be exiled. Due to the fact that the poet refers to the Highlands as ‘our father’s land’ is a subtle hint that the poet was a Scottish Highlander that was one of those who were exiled. “Yet still the blood is strong‚ the heart is Highland‚ and we in dreams behold the Hebrides”. By stating that the blood is

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