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Break-Up Songs Throughout Different Genres 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

The song “Magic” is by a Scottish rock band called Pilot. The band makes mainly pop rock and soft rock songs. Pilot is no longer active but were from 1973 to 2014. The band’s members were David Paton, Ian Bairnson, Billy Lyall, and Stuart Tosh. Their songs are usually made with vocals, guitars, pianos, and drums. “Magic” was included in the album, From the Album of the Same Name. Just like most of the songs in the album, “Magic” is a slow rock song that has a catchy tune to it. It is the most

chose this song based on the kind of person I am. The song represents me by thinking twice, whenever I do something that I might regret I think twice and either do it or not engage in the bad idea. I also have a lot of care for my family, pets, and friends. The song has a calm melody which represents how calm I usually am, and the rhythm is relaxed which also relates to me. Stereo Hearts comments about not leaving behind which I don't really like to be alone unless I'm tired. The song also says,

people. Some songs even help people who are struggling with finding themselves. When listeners relate to a song, it allows them to feel empowered and it makes people feel like the artist has written that song for them. A lot of songs that grab someone’s attention are personal songs. For example, “Perfect” by Pink, makes people look deep within them and lets them know that they are perfect, no matter what. “Unpretty” by TLC, tells a person that looks do not decide who that person is. Songs like these

Song of Songs mainly talks about Love that Solomon wrote a poem about the bridegroom falling in love with the bride. Comparing this book to the Symposium, they both agree that love is beautiful and people seek for it. Song of Songs reiterated that “I looked for him…” many times claiming that the bride “will search for the one my heart loves”. He also wrote how there were times when “I [bride] called him, but he did not answer”. Reading these verses, Solomon gave a pretty clear idea that love is not

[Song Hook] I know you can't wait forever I know you need a sign I know I'll be your lover If you give me time... [Verse 1] I want to know what it's all about I want to see and I want to shout Whilst I'm young I'm travelling free Hold on tight if you come with me [Chorus] I know you can't wait forever I know you need a sign I know I'll be your lover If you give me time. [Verse 2] I have seen young turn to grey I don't want to fade away While I'm young I'm gonna break free Hold on tight if you

Both the Song of Songs and Sappho’s love poems stem from the core concept of the overall intimacy and indescribable nature of love. Both reach to describe love by comparing to the beauty of nature and the underlying feelings presented by nature; however, the two differ in their specific context of love. The Song of Songs covers what would be today called the “honeymoon phase” where the love is sweet, perfect and what the world envisions, whereas Sappho takes the melancholic side of love, focused

different views of ending a relationship. Shawn’s song “Stitches,” talks about a teenage boy getting over his first breakup verses Taylor’s song “Clean,” goes in the direction of a girl that went through a relationship that she cannot get over, but eventually has to in the end. These two songs have many details that correlate with the artist’s personal thoughts on torn relationships. For that reason, imagery, song structure, the

Song of Solomon Significance of Title: Relates to the song about Milkman’s great grandfather, Solomon, also the name of last book in the Old Testament. Reveals underlying connections and message of novel. Setting: A city near Lake Superior, Not Doctor Street, Danville, Shalimar POV: Third person limited omniscient, Reader feels as if apart of cities and lifestyles, does not reveal all character thoughts. Plot: Begins with Mr. Smith about to jump from Mercy Hospital, Time skip to the Dead family

everyone needs a playlist to start off their day right by listening to songs that instigate happiness. I chose this theme because personally I believe that happiness is very important in my life. If I am not happy, then I cannot be efficient in the different things I do. By listening to these songs on this playlist