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    How to Write a Song Essay

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    “How to Write a Song” by Allyson Jones Think back to the last time you heard your favorite song. You plant your headphones on, close your eyes, and completely immerse yourself in the music. You hang on to every word and every note, enchanted by the passionate vocals and addictive melodies. But have you ever wondered what really goes into making a song? Every Songwriter uses different methods to compose a song. In fact, if you were to type “how to write a song” in a Google search bar, you would

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    for the worst ,Monsters. Jon Lajoie is an example of a monster, he displays this in his song “Show me your genitals” when he degrades women to a lower standard, and talks about them like the are property On the other hand, Katy Perry represents a muse when she influences people for the better when she talks about being the best that you can be, never giving up, and that everything happens for a reason in her song “Firework”. Jon Lajoie

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    Kendrick Lamar has lyrics that are hard, but within those lyrics is a description of his childhood which was even harder.To provide some background on Kendrick Lamar, he grew up in Piru territory of Compton, also know as Bompton. His parents both used drugs, and listened to many different types of music ranging from, “Jazz and blues to gangsta rap.” Any hip hop fan should be familiar with Kendrick’s name, they should also be familiar with his music. The fact that Kendrick Lamar isn’t being recognized

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    thought of country music, however many others, along with artists, love the sound of country music. As Maren Morris beautifully serenades in her hit,"My Church", "I find my soul revival, singing every single verse. Yeah, I guess that 's my church." This song is about how listening and singing country music relaxes her and makes her forget about all of her problems. I feel the exact same way, though I had

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    social justice and women empowerment. Besides the entertainment from the album, the visuals, lyrics, and Beyonce’s tone from each track were also satisfying. Visuals have a huge impact on a song. It’s a “visual representation of the music.” Visuals allows listeners to see the mood and the purpose of a song. Beyonce’s Hold Up music video starts off with a very gloomy and dull color scheme. You can tell by the graphics that Beyonce was in an agonizing position. The atmosphere is very outrageous and

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    Songs Break Up Songs

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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

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    Music And Body Music

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    fourteen songs I concluded that the amount of profanity used in each song is sky rocketing high, in the song “If I should die” in the first twenty second I counted six profanities used. The amount of horrible language used at times can easily distract the real message trying to be conveyed and more importantly in my case drift the listener in counting the amount of vulgarity used instead of enjoying the music. However, to counter this problem Jay-Z’s songs have a unique rhyme for each song, weather

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    in popularity through its appeal to the pop genre and witty lyrics. Jon Bellion is the character in his own album and his journey from a child to an adult and a nobody to a celebrity is the primary focus throughout most of his songs. The journey of himself through the songs is what makes the lyrics interesting. The general understanding is that Bellion wishes to portray himself as unique but humble. The pressures he feels from society and the pressures of his childhood are prominent in the understanding

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    Love Songs Essay

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    to be a love song playing somewhere. These types of songs can seem upbeat and happy, but that is just the music playing behind the lyrics. The music in these songs are written in a major key which make the song sound lively and cheerful. Even with the darkest meaning behind the lyrics, the music can give off different perspectives. Many people believe that love songs are about love but in reality some of those songs have a depressing story behind them. Many love songs are not love songs at all if one

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    childhood, the places we’ve lived, and the people we are surrounded by. I chose the song Changes by David Bowie because everyone goes through changes and this song has certain aspects that are ironically relatable to my life. For example “ a million dead-end streets” when I lived in Pittsburgh, our house was on a dead end street and now I live in a Cul-de-sac. I wonder if when I move out I’ll live on another dead end? As the song goes on Bowie states “ Time may change me but I can't trace time.” I have changed

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