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In conclusion, the song and video are ineffective when used together, but they are effective in different ways when separate. The lyrics are about a bad relationship with a lover, whereas, the music video is about the relationship with a sister and loneliness. Both the lyrics and the video use a lot of ethos and pathos to get her message across.

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Stumme, Clifford. “What Does ‘Million Reasons’ by Lady Gaga Mean?” The Pop Song Professor, The Pop Song Professor, 2 Mar. 2017, popsongprofessor.com/blog/2016/10/07/what-does-million-reasons-by-lady-gaga-mean. Accessed  25 Apr. 2022.

“Lady Gaga – Million Reasons.” Genius, https://genius.com/Lady-gaga-million-reasons-lyrics.

Boyle, Kelli. “Here's the Real Meaning behind Lady Gaga's Grammy-Nominated Song, ‘Million Reasons.’” Elite Daily, Elite Daily, 18 Jan. 2018, https://www.elitedaily.com/p/who-is-million-reasons-about-lady-gagas-song-is-all-about-heartbreak-7838676.

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The lyrics and the video convey two different messages. The speaker of the lyrics is someone who is in a toxic relationship that knows they want to leave it, but doesn’t know how. This speaks to the other person in the relationship explaining how it makes them feel. While in the video the speaker is someone who is feeling lonely and missing a family member that attempts to tell their family member how much they miss them and how it makes them feel heartbroken and empty. The lyrics and the video both use the appeals of ethos and pathos to get their message across. In analyzing the lyrics it appears that their use of appeals is effective. The video is also effective at portraying its message. But when they are put together, it is ineffective. The lyrics refer to a significant other and the relationship with them. The video, on the other hand, focuses on the relationship between them and a family member.

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The lyrics in this song have very few examples of logos. The repeated phrases in this song: "I bow down to pray" and "Lord, show me the way" are good examples of logos. It is known that she is talking to God. In church people bow down when they pray; she talks about bowing down to pray and asking God to help tell her figure out what to do.

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The lyrics are filled with multiple examples of ethos. One example of ethos is the phrase: "It's like that I've stopped breathing, but completely aware". This phrase is talking about how the speaker can't do much about the situation, but she knows what is going on and what will happen if nothing changes.

Another example of ethos in the lyrics is the phrase: "Every heartbreak makes it hard to keep the faith". This phrase refers to how she was asking God for help, but every time she is heartbroken she feels that he isn't helping her. This makes it hard for her to keep believing in God and his abilities to help. This can also mean that it is hard for her to be faithful and loyal to the other person in the relationship.

A third example of ethos in the lyrics is the phrase: "You're giving me a million reasons to quit the show". This phrase emphasizes how easy it is to quit something rather than work for it. There are always so many reasons she could quit something, but sometimes it is worth it to find the one reason to  continue.

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The lyrics of this song are filled with lots of emotion. The phrase: "If I had a highway, I would run for the hills" appeals to our emotions because it talks about how if there was an easy and straight path, she would still take the longer and harder path.  The hills can be viewed as what her heart wants, as the highway is what her head wants. She knows she should do things the easy way, but she would rather make things work even if it means she has to work harder for what she wants.

The second spot in the lyrics that show the use of pathos is the phrase: "I've got a hundred million reasons to walk away/ But, baby, I just need one good one to stay". This phrase is very similar in meaning compared to the last one. She has many reasons to give everything up, but she is willing to stay if she is given reasons to stay. She is willing to struggle in order to stay in her relationship.

Another example of pathos in the lyrics is the phrase: "Hey, ehh, ehh, eyy/ Baby I'm bleedin', bleedin'/ Stay, ehh, ehhy/ Can't you give me what I'm needin', nedin'". This shows how the speaker wanted to keep the relationship, but she needs some changes to happen for the relationship to work. It also shows us how she is struggling without the changes.

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The speaker of the video is someone who misses a family member or someone close to them. They are trying to reach out to the person they miss and explain how the love for a sibling can be as heartbreaking and difficult as it can be with a lover. The video shows loneliness and love for a sibling. The tone is very sad and lonely. This video is a continuation of another music video from her previous song "Perfect Illusion". That music video left off with her running away from her concert and laying down by herself in the middle of a desert. That video was created out of anger over her ex. This one continues with the emotions and sadness she had.

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The lyrics of this song are about someone in a toxic relationship that knows they need to leave the relationship, but they don't want to. Their head and heart are telling them something different. This speaks to the other person in the relationship by letting them know how their actions affect other people in the relationship. These lyrics all represent hardships of love. It also expresses how it may be hard to leave a bad relationship when your heart wants to stay. The tones of the lyrics are sad and emotional. Lady Gaga wrote this song because she was in a 5 year relationship with her fiancé, but they broke up before they ever got married.

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Lady Gaga - Million Reasons (Official Music Video)

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Million Reasons Lyrics

[Verse 1]
You're giving me a million reasons to let you go
You're giving me a million reasons to quit the show
You're givin' me a million reasons
Give me a million reasons
Givin' me a million reasons
About a million reasons
If I had a highway, I would run for the hills
If you could find a dry way, I'd forever be still
But you're giving me a million reasons
Give me a million reasons
Givin' me a million reasons
About a million reasons And if you say something that you might even mean
It's hard to even fathom which parts I should believe
'Cause you're giving me a million reasons
Give me a million reasons
Givin' me a million reasons
About a million reasons
[Chorus]
I bow down to pray
I try to make the worst seem better
Lord, show me the way
To cut through all his worn out leather
I've got a hundred million reasons to walk away
But baby, I just need one good one to stay

[Verse 2]
Head stuck in a cycle, I look off and I stare
It's like that I've stopped breathing, but completely aware
'Cause you're giving me a million reasons
Give me a million reasons
Givin' me a million reasons
About a million reasons

[Chorus]
I bow down to pray
I try to make the worst seem better
Lord, show me the way
To cut through all his worn out leather
I've got a hundred million reasons to walk away
But baby, I just need one good one to stay

[Bridge]
Hey, ehh, ehh, eyy
Baby I'm bleedin', bleedin'
Stay, ehh, ehhy
Can't you give me what I'm needin', needin'
Every heartbreak makes it hard to keep the faith
But baby, I just need one good one
Good one, good one, good one, good one, good one

"Million Reasons" is a country-pop track co-penned with Nashville darling, Hillary Lindsey. It was the second single to be released from Lady Gaga's fifth album, Joanne, premiering on Facebook Live for Lady Gaga's Bud Light + Lady Gaga Dive Bar Tour on October 5th, 2016.
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Before the song's premiere performance, Gaga spoke a bit about what inspired her and Hillary Lindsey, saying "we were going back and forth, ...going why do these men-you know, all these men, my dad, my boyfriends, all the men in my life-they give me a million reasons, but I just need one good one to stick around."

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What have the artists said about the song?

["Million Reasons"] is a country song mixed with funk and rock 'n' roll. You would never imagine it would sound that way... the feeling underneath the record is it's almost got like a little bit of a hip-hop feeling. But at the same time, it's not a hip-hop song. It's kind of like I just had no boundaries making music - and neither do any of the other people we were working with. It was kind of like what feels right, what hits the best, what's going to get everybody in their stomach and their heart.

What have the artists said about this collaboration?

I wanted to work with [Lindsey] because of [Underwood's] 'Jesus Take the Wheel' and 'Girl Crush' - I think she's just written some of the most beautiful country-pop records.

I wanted to sit together, play her some of the music, and write with another woman - and write with a woman that was sort of in the center of the type of women, and men, that I wanted to speak to with this music. So what was so wonderful was when we sat down and started working, it was like this instant connection that we had. We're two girls that are so different - she grew up somewhere so different from me, and you'd think that maybe we'd never get along, that it would never work - but somehow we created these songs together.

How much has the song sold in the United States?

According to Billboard, as of February 10th, 2019, the song has sold a total of 1.1 million copies to date.

Is there a live performance of this song?

Shangri-La Studios, Gypsy Palace Studios, & Electric Lady Studios

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Million Reasons Lyrics: You're giving me a million reasons to let you go / You're giving me a million reasons to quit the show / You're givin' me a million reasons / Give me a million reasons / Givin' me