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    apparent. The guitar riff at the beginning sounds like a heartbeat close to dying – although this beat continues throughout the song, it picks up pace (in a similar fashion to Hill’s now fixed heart). The song acts as a break up venting session between Mary J. Blige and Hill and describes the after effects of her affair with Jean Wyclef (her former Fugees bandmate). The song is kind of vengeful, chronicling how good it feels to let go. Hill is crooning to her audience while seeking forgiveness for

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    Song Project In 2012 a song writer. producer, and musician, from Santa Cruz, California came out with the album I'm right here. On this album there was a song he wrote that changed his life, called “Young Homie.” Chris Rene performed this song for his X factor audition in 2011. The song used metaphors, similes, and allusions to enhance the message: To live life to the fullest. “Young Homie” uses metaphors to convey the artist’s message. “let the music heal like an overture” to compare music to healing

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    and Showing Your True Self Song lyrics and stories tell us how others view the world (for example, views on gender expectations and identity), and both can serve as forms of self-expression. More importantly, “songs serve to unify groups of people and to move them to common action or help them express common emotions,” according to the website, historymatters. In fact, songs have evolved over the years, reflecting everyday trials and experiences. An example of a song that expresses a "common emotion"

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    The song title is Counting Stars, and the artist is One Republic. I think the this part, “I-I-I-I feel something so right, doing the wrong thing, I-I-I-I feel something so wrong, doing the right thing,” the first section means that he knows he is doing the wrong thing, but he wants to do it anyway. The second section means that he doesn’t want to do the right thing, even though he knows he should. A second quote from the Counting Stars lyrics is, “Lately, I've been, I've been losing sleep, dreaming

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    American flag, it’s not possible without the color red and for artists to not be able to write songs using their past experiences that isn’t quite possible either. Another limitation of music censorship is that lyrics are poetry and are filled with double meanings so what may be obscene to one person may be perfectly acceptable to another. John Denver testified at the 1985 hearing of the PMRC stating that his song “Rocky Mountain High”, which had previously been banned on many radio stations thinking

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    While parental species responded more to conspecific songs than heterospecific songs, we found no difference in the responses of parental species to aberrant playback. A previously mentioned study of two closely related species of African doves found that birds showed more response to conspecific vocalizations than to heterospecific playback, and found that response to hybrid vocalizations was intermediate (den Hartog et al. 2007). While our results aren’t statistically significant for intermediate

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    The Effects of Music on Memorization Remember a song that came out about 10 years ago, and maybe you haven’t heard it in a while, but as soon as it comes on the radio, you recall all the words and are able to sing along? How about retaking a quiz from last spring, would you be able to just recall the information spoken to you from the lecture pertaining to the quiz content? The second task doesn’t seem as easy, so perhaps the tune of a song triggers something in the brain that makes memorization

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    My Best Days Of My Life

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    nervous and excited to go see one of my favorite bands. The 1975 is an alternative rock/indie rock/pop music band who I had heard of due to another band that decided to cover one of their songs. The first song I heard was called “Medicine.” It was two in the morning and I was driving to Arizona. Such a beautiful song, something about it was almost therapeutic for me. I fell in love with it instantly. After my trip to Arizona, I finally had time to do my research. I listened to The 1975’s entire discography

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    letting his emotions out when he/she is listening to songs because he or she can relate to it. Its the lyrics that the user gets attached to the most and this is what is my topic of research. Understanding a person’s mood based on the lyrics of the song she is listening to is what will be covered thoroughly in this research work. Music can change mood of a person instantly. So if one wants to understand the state of mind of oneself, exploring song and its lyrics can prove to be worthwhile. Now what

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    create bias, because she is mostly known for writing love/breakup songs. The authority that I can attribute to her is power. She is a very well known in music and entertainment. I believe the purpose of this album was to tell a story of how you can take all of your obstacles in life and turn them into something great. The title and message says when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. It also has other messages that coincide with each song along with the visuals. Current and past events most definitely

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