Vulnerable John Lennon

After listening to the song, I can automatically tell what the message of the song is that Lennon is portraying, and that is world peace. Lennon does an amazing job establishing his credibility in this song, thus creating credibility within his audience, credibility is part of Ethos. Throughout his musical career right up until his death in 1980, Lennon was heavily involved in peace activities. During his musical career he was part of the world famous Beatles, and this gained him world fame and allowed for his messages to be heard across the world. Lennon created even more Ethos for himself in a controversial album, where he posed naked with his wife, Yoko Ono, in there bed. This showed his fan base and the world that he was truly devoted to peace and love. Without his famous involvement in the Beatles, Lennon would never have gained his spotlight in the world allowing for his messages of peace and love to be heard. His ethos was within his people, not where he got his ideas. Lennon felt what the world felt, and thus his credibility.

To start off, the first stanza in her song represents a sense of how unavoidable change is and how the confusion of the bond combined with the stress of the blame game can lead to a doomed

This song takes about someone feeling as though “the world has reached an ending” and how they are done taking the excuses and lies being told. This song can also relate to what Ron Williamson experienced throughout his horrible years in jail. He felt as though his world had ended, and everyone was telling him silly lies. He knew they were lying, and it was an awful thing to go through. This song demonstrates, like in the book, how hard it is to know the truth, but it be hidden from you.

Young begins the poem by indirectly addressing his lover, saying “I am hoping / to hang your head.” This creates a dark tone from the offset, implying that the speaker wants to harm the intended recipient of the poem. He then goes on in the second stanza to say he would hang the lover’s head on his wall in shame. This evokes an image of taxidermy, which is meant to objectify and dehumanize the

With his signature glasses and long hair, John Lennon was not only a British pop

Overall, this song is about a man who has committed theft who is writing a letter to his mom. The harmonizing voices show a solemn tone while the strong percussion brings a dramatic tone. Combined with the change in tempo, these three things allow the listeners to feel the man’s wave of emotions. Lastly, the guitar solo acts a break in the song, allowing the listeners to reflect like the man.

“Working Class Hero” is a song made for the class split back in the 1940’s and 1950’s. The song is written by John Lennon, who was one of the singers in the old and legendary band, The Beatles, with Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison. He recorded the song between the 26th of September and the 6th of October; the song was though first released in 1971 in the United States and in UK in 1975. The song was on his first post-Beatles album “Imagine”. John Lennon was a working class hero himself. At least that is what he says in the end of the song; “If you want to be a hero, well, just follow me.”

As the times changed, Dylan became a musical chameleon. He was able to conform to the changes in the popularity in music. Dylan’s career started with folk and protest music in the early 1960’s then moved through to electrified folk-rock in the mid and late 1960’s and early 1970’s (Kamin). After the Civil Rights, most fans found Dylan’s folk music more admiring and significant than anything he had ever wrote; popularity formed by creating the raw-sounding combo of vocals, harmonica and guitar. That mixture alone has kept his music career last him forty-seven years (Rathbone).

Paul McCartney and John Lennon were two of the four prominent members of The Beatles. McCartney loved children a lot and thus, had a lot of affection for Lennon's son, Julian, who was going through a tough phase following the divorce of his parents. McCartney wrote the song for him, to comfort him and to make him realize that the world is beautiful and things always find their way for the good. Later, McCartney recorded a demo of it at his home and then, sung it to Lennon, who immediately connected with it. They finally recorded it on July 29, 1968 and thus

Many researchers, journalists have often searched for the hidden meaning behind every word written in political popular music. Similarly, artists performed live on stage and recordings with their emotions and feelings behind those words through sounds. One of the popular songs that relate to the political subject was Imagine by John Lennon. This song was written a year after The Beatles released their last album named, Let It Be, in 1971. Imagine is a strong word, describing an illusion or visualization within a being’s mind. It has become one of John Lennon’s famous composition known globally by every generation. This composition is one example of how it moved various people’s heart around the world. Lennon wrote the lyrics as simple and clear

The song is said to have evolved from “hey Jules”, a song that had been written as a ballad to comfort Lennon’s son Julian during his parents’ divorce. McCartney said,

This song is listed number one because it was one of the first Beatles songs I ever heard at a young age of 11. The Beatles were a very spiritual group and it shows in their work. Many of their songs were based around love and positive energy. The song was originally written by Paul McCartney in order to guide Julian Lennon, John’s son, who was neglected by his father after he began dating Yoko Ono. My father started dating my step mother around the same age I heard the song. Certain lyrics presented seem like they speak to me personally, “Remember to let her into your heart. Then you can start to make it better.” During the time, I was so young and did not really understand why my father decided to start dating again shortly after my parents divorce. It was a very hard time for to choose whether to accept and support my dad’s new girlfriend and life. “Hey Jude” would relate to the topic of choices and decisions, because change is a very hard thing to accept and when and how you accept it can vary based upon the person.

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John Lennon’s song “Imagine” was released in October 1971. Imagine was the most successful single that Lennon produced and is perhaps the best song in music history for its strong message. He wrote this song during the climax of the Vietnam War as an anti-war song. At this time in history peace movements were popular because of all the wars happening that involved the country and its people. His song is timeless as its message still applies today. It is true that everyone wants peace, but this picture Lennon illustrates is a fantasy. The song Imagine is a fantasy imagination of John Lennon that pushes the ideology of communism through its resemblance to an unrealistic society.

One of the major changes this song makes from the beginning to the end can be noted in the lyrics. The writer, Sam Carter, expresses a sense of multifaceted growth through the piece. In the first verse, the writer brushes off the lack of connection to those around him as something that was common to others around him by utilizing either third person, or first-person plural, articles to describe what he did not do. Thus, he believed that he should not be judged for this error. However, in the second verse, Carter turns to explicitly blaming himself for the lack of contact and appreciation of an individual he refers to throughout the song as “my so called friend”. This