Similarities Between No Came And Ellie Goulding

The speaker moved on from this girl who broke their heart. In the beginning the speaker made a dinner date. However, the girl brings her friends and ruins the whole thing. The speaker says that they are done with pointless conversations with her friends that don’t care. The the speaker starts the chorus,” Oh This is an S.O.S./ Don't wanna second guess./ This is the bottom line./ It's true./ I gave my all for you,/ now my heart's in two./ And I can't find the other

Music is an art. It is combined in a way to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expressing of emotion; the lyrics help you connect and cope with certain situations you’re experiencing. I chose to analyze the country song, “Good In Goodbye” by Carrie Underwood. Carrie Underwood wrote this song for a past love whom she sees years later outside a restaurant they used to go to and recalls the good in her heartache and pain. This song is very close to my heart, it helped me when I was going through a heartbreak. I now realize why this song’s meaning is worth knowing. Country music’s atmosphere is mostly nostalgic and it always has a great message or a life lesson behind it.

This song is a wakeup call for America to set a better example for the next generation. People are hurting other people. Some are paranoid of what will happen next. Life should not be scary, but there are people afraid to walk out and be among the chaos. Everybody is against one another, and they are not willing to compromise. “It’s time we stop” and look at what we are doing and what has become of us. There are wars for ignorant reasons, there are people hurting, there are innocent children watching, WAKE UP AMERICA! The riots and wars are not worth all of this pain and suffering.

The first girl mentioned is Lisa, she feels alone in the world, her mother is a drug addict and likes to bring many men home. The song talks about things in the beginning work out well, but later

Listening to Kelly Clarkson sing “It’s Quiet Uptown” is heart-wrenching; she conveys so much emotion with her voice that it compounds the meaning of the words. She was pregnant with her own son when she was asked to cover the song for the Hamilton Mixtape, and she put emotion about the “unimaginable” idea of losing a child into her rendition of it (Dinh). Although she changed a few words to make the song more her own, Clarkson held true to the original message of the song.

This leads to the chorus and post-chorus. That includes the famous line “ I’m gonna swing from the chandelier”. When actually processing this line, the meaning of it changes. It doesn’t mean that the girl is going to literally swing from a chandelier, but it does mean that she is going to let loose with no regrets. The line after that , “ I’m gonna live like tomorrow doesn’t exist” seconds that statement. It is almost like a you only live once type of situation. Sia then utilizes a simile saying that she’s going to fly like a bird and follows that up with “feel my tears as they dry.” That simile and the line after emphasized the fact that the girl is totally letting loose, and that it’s making her feel as if her sadness is going away. In the post-chorus however, the mood completely shifts being that the girl is basically admitting that she is unstable. The lines , “But I'm holding on for

“I cried out, Heaven save me, But I'm down to one last breath”. This song shows how Ellie was feeling without her mom.

These lines start out a song about finding what you are worth and what drives us. It’s lines also remind us about how the Great Depression took everything away from many people. Women and foreign born people had it the hardest when the wave of unemployment started. They were the first to go. Mothers couldn’t pay for food for their children and foreigners were looked at as scum. Women were also responsible for the families money, and they too cut costs by firing house workers. Many racist people would not hire African Americans and Native Americans were swept

Completely distinct in nature, “Peace Now”, is a vocalized African-tinged exultation of peace, love, truth, and justice. The song ends with the female members singing on top of Neumann’s percussive chops.

The pre-chorus has an underlying, powerful message. She sings, "I'm telling these tears to go and fall away; May the last one burn into flames." Her tears are a metaphor for continuous push and pull

"The world didin't always look like this......the world wasen't always like this. At one time the world was vast with green and ocean's as blue as the sky opposing them. People like you and me loved and laughed with their family's and friends. Animal's like the dog next to me were beautiful creatures. Ace next to me there was my dog.....no matter what he stayed next to me all the way till now...he was the only thing that gave me hope in the world my ace in a deck of cards. People were better before..they came. Now it's time i tell you about the giant in the background.

The music was blaring from my earbuds, and the lyrics are exactly what I’m feeling..

“Girl I know sometimes it's hard. And we can't let go. Oh when someone hurts you oh so bad inside. You can't deny it You can't stop crying” Notice that she uses “I” and “we”.

What does Paris by The Chainsmokers, Say Something  by A Great Big World, and Here Comes Goodbye by Rascal Flatts all have in common? They are break-up songs. Each in their own way, all of these songs are about pain and sadness caused by break-ups.Some of these songs are meant to cause an already sad person to cope with their sadness by pushing them farther into “The Abyss”. A few are meant to touch on the happier memories of the relationship giving someone hope that they will love again. All of these songs, through their lyrics, structure, and rhythm, are all meant to cope with a person's sadness that results from a break-up.

The song opens with the lyrics, “What's wrong with the world Mama, people livin like they ain’t got no Mama, I think the whole world’s addicted to Drama, only attracted to the things that will bring them trauma” For me the lyric about “No Mama“ The people of today’s society don’t know how to behave properly. We lack knowledge and understanding of the world. We don’t pay attention to anyone but ourselves. We don't know right from wrong. We are completely oblivious to what this world is turning into and all we are doing are things that hurt ourselves and others. This lyric about having “No Mama” saddens me as there are a lot of people out there in this world who do not have a mother to guide them on the right path. We need a mother figure in our life because having a mother teaches us basic life lessons that allow us to survive and be a good person. Such as to always say please and thank-you, respect people, be kind and love your neighbour. I can not relate to not having a mother figure in my life as I have had the same amazing mother my whole life. She has taught me from the moment I was born, to treat everyone equally, be kind, and respect and love everyone. To this