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This song is written by Michael Buble in 2009. The type of song is pop-jazz.

It is about a man who travels the world and has such a lavish lifestyle. He stays in the finest hotels, in the most beautiful places. Yet, he just wants to go home back to the people who care about him. He found that the time when he is most happy is when he is "home" with his family.

"Another aerorplane
Another sunny place
I'm lucky I know"
"And I'm surrounded by
A million people I
Still feel alone"

The song Fitzgerald chose, "Love Nest", is about having a simpler life. Michael Buble's song relates with Love Nest because both places resemble "home". That song would have set the mood just as well as Fitzgerald's original song.

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This song is a pop genre written by Right Said Fred in 1991.

This song, like the one above, is narcissistic. The lyrics are about a man who believes he is "too sexy" for anything and everyone. All the Ladies want him because he is a wealthy model.

"I'm too sexy for my shirt
Too sexy for my shirt
So sexy it hurts"
"I'm too sexy for your party
Too sexy for your party
No way I'm disco dancing"

This relates to the song "Sheik of Araby" because each song displays great levels of narcissism. "I'm Too Sexy" would also set the mood in that scene of the novel. Gatsby becomes caught up with the thought that he is perfect for Daisy and that she would most definitely marry him.

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This song is by Kanye West and was written in 2005. The type of song is pop-rap.

This song is about a man who is repeatedly hinted and warned that the girl he claims he loves is just a gold digger. Still, he doesn't listen.

"My best friend said she used to...
I don't care what none of y'all say, I still love her"
"She went to the doctor, got lipo with your money
She walkin' around lookin' like Michael with your money"

This song relates to Jay and Daisy. Daisy didn't marry Jay five years before because he didn't have money. Now she is married to a man named Tom who is very rich and provides Daisy with a luxurious lifestyle. Gatsby was so wrapped up in this love for her that she never had for him. He was given many signs that prove that money is all she wants for a good relationship. But still, like Kanye, he fell for a gold digger. This song relates to Fitzgerald's song "Ain't we got fun" because it has the complete opposite morals. It conveys a mood of unfair love.

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This song was written in 1921 by Harry B. Smith and Francis Wheeler. This type of music is 1920's Pop.

Title of this song means something around "Leader of a land of romance". The lyrics are arrogant and conceited as a man sings that many women idolize him and desire him.
"Oh, I'm the Sheik of Araby,
And all the women worship me."
"They beg to kiss my rosy cheeks.
And that ain't bad -- in fact, that's good, I've found. I'm a cad!"

This song is sung by a group of girls in the novel as Nick and Jordan pass by them while they talk about Daisy's past relationship with Jay before she got married. It symbolizes Gatsby's love for Daisy. He believes Tom was never meant to marry her and that Daisy was his all along. Gatsby thought he could win back Daisy's heart with his riches and reputation. He gets caught up in his head with that belief.

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The music is by Richard A. Whiting, and the lyrics are by Raymond B. Egan and Gus Kahn. This song was written in 1921. The type of music is similar to Rag time.

This song is about a young married couple who are very poor. They struggle to pay rent and get dinner on the table as they take care of their family. Still, they claim they are having a fun time. They ask "Ain't we got fun?".
"Not much money,
Oh, but honey,
Ain't we got fun?"
"Times are so bad and getting badder,
Still we have fun.
There's nothing surer,
The rich get richer and the poor get laid off!"

In The Great Gatsby, This song is "played" during the scene in which Daisy and Jay are listening to a pianist play. This song is rich with symbolism and irony. First of all, it is about not caring for riches and wealth because as long as you have each other you will be happy however Daisy broke off her earlier relationship with Jay because he did not have enough money. The song is symbolic because Great Gatsby is about enjoying life and having a more pleasure seeking attitude.

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This song was written by Otto Harbach in 1920. This type of music can be categorized in a vaudeville style.

The lyrics of this song are about how even since the beginning, humans have made houses for themselves. There have been cottages, mansions, and palaces but the best house is the "Love Nest". It feels like a home. It is safe.

"Just a love nest, cozy and warm,
Like a dove rest, down on a farm..."
"Better than a palace with a gilded dome,
Is the love nest you can call home!"

This song plays when Gatsby had Daisy over for lunch one day and had asked his pianist play music while they conversed. Love Nest symbolizes Gatsby's desire to have Daisy as his wife and how in order to do that she must choose between keeping the comfort of her secure home with her current, unloving husband or having a more intimate, loving relationship with Gatsby.