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Artist: Paul Whiteman
Lyrics by: Dorothy Terriss
Music by: Julian Robledo
Genre: Jazz

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Artist: Art Tatum
Lyrics by: Harry B. Smith, Francis Wheeler
Music by: Ted Snyder
Genre: Jazz

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Artist: Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney
Lyrics by: Gus Kahn, Raymond B. Egan
Music by: Richard Whiting
Genre: Jazz

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"Not much money,
Oh, but honey,
Ain't we got fun?"

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Gatsby asks Klipspringer to play music for him and Daisy, Klipspringer attempts to play "The Love Nest," but when he seemingly cannot, he reports it to Gatsby. Gatsby then urges him to play a song and not talk too much. That action results in Klipspringer playing "Ain't We Got Fun?" The music set a mood of excitement for Daisy and Gatsby.

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"I'm the sheik of Araby
Your love belongs to me
Well at night where you're asleep
Into your tent I'll creep"

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Following these lyrics in the novel, Nick and Jordan are speaking of Gatsby and why he purchased his house where he did. Nick believes it was a strange coincidence while Jordan thinks the exact opposite. Jordan believes that he purchased that home due to the fact that he would be close to Daisy, a woman he has loved for many years on end. This song almost leaves the reader with a strange impression of Gatsby.

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"That melody so entrancing,
Seems to be made for us two,
I could just keep right on dancing
forever dear with you."

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Daisy was loudly singing along to a song playing, to the point where her voice cracked. Then Tom and Daisy appear to be leaving Gatsby's party. Tom remains curious as to who Gatsby truly is. Once Daisy tells tom "who Gatsby is," a limousine pulls up seemingly to pick them up. This song is very fun and gentle, leaving the reader with a happy feeling.

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Artist: The Rose
Lyrics and Music by: The Rose
Genre: Rock

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"We were together

Maybe there were only empty space"

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"Baby" by the Rose could relate to The Great Gatsby and the usage of the song "Three o' Clock in the Morning" due to the fact that while appearing to be an upbeat song, the translation of the lyrics remains emotional. While "Three o'Clock in the Morning" speaks of a dance not wanting to end, "Baby" speaks of a relationship that already ended somehow and is now wanting to regain what they had. "Baby" could almost serve as a continuation of the story told in "Three o'Clock in the Morning." Gatsby desperately wants to regain what he had with Daisy before he left for the army, which is why this song relates to the novel.

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The amount of emotional passion within this song allowed me to believe that it could be utilized in this project. After going over the English lyrics, I was reminded of Daisy and Gatsby's love story and how there is a large gap between them now that Daisy is married.

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The mood of this song is almost heart-rending. Even while the song is in Korean, it conveys that sort of emotion through the tone of voice as well as the lyrics.

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Artist: NCT 127
Lyrics by: Mark Lee, Lee Taeyong, G.Soul
Composed by: G.Soul, Digi, Lee Taeyong, Mark Lee, Tay Jasper, Jonathan Perkins, MZMC
Genre: K-Pop

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"I have no patience
I’m gonna bother you till the day is over"

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Artist: Shawn Mendes
Produced by: Nate Mercereau, Teddy Geiger, Louis Bell, Shawn Mendes
Genre: Pop

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"Do you got plans tonight, baby?
I was hoping I could get lost in your paradise
The only thing I'm thinking 'bout is you and I"

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This song could relate to "Ain't We Got Fun" due to the fact that they are both songs that are groovy and easy to dance to. They set the listener in a happy mood, which is perfect for the situation this song is used in. A piano version of this song, would align nicely with the calm, love-tense, atmosphere that Daisy and Gatsby were in during the novel.

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It's a very fun, groovy song, as was "Ain't We Got Fun", so I could easily see a connection. They both lead the listener to dance in one way or another and give off similar feelings.

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The mood of this song is very fun-loving. It shows a certain playfulness. It's a song that could be easy to dance along to at a party, which is perfect for Gatsby's party settings.

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"Baby Don't Like It" is a song that can relate to "Sheik of Araby" because of the fact that the lyrics are wildly questionable. I feel like it could apply in the same location because they are songs with lyrics that could weird out the listener. Gatsby also in a way, can "bother" Daisy without either of them knowing. Gatsby suddenly moving in the same area as Daisy, and having grand parties just hoping she would show up.

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I remember the lyrics to this song being strange, and as I checked, this theory was verified. But further looking into the song used in the book, it allowed me to find a similar theme between specific lyrics in both songs

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The mood of this song is seemingly possessive. Once again, while having the song be in a different language, the lyrics still show a similar strange mood as to "Sheik of Araby".

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The Rose (더 로즈) - BABY [Han/Rom/End Color Coded Lyrics]

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NCT 127 - Baby Don't Like it (나쁜 짓) [Han|Rom|Eng Color Coded Lyrics]

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Man this song is probably one of my favs of the album NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED