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The rhythm is slow at first but then speeds up and stays consistent. It makes each line pop out to the listener.

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The rhythm is slow at first but then speeds up and stays consistent. It makes each line pop out to the listener.

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It helps get the listener to understand the lyrics and interpret what the speaker is trying to get through.

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The scheme rhymes at the beginning bu doesn't really throughout the song probably to get a better meaning out.

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The speaker's motive is too be remembered for centuries to come.

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The speaker's motive is too be remembered for centuries to come.

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The target audience is everyone.

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His motive is all the girls he's been with and how sad he is. The target is anyone who can relate to the lyrics and how he feels, which is very broad.

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His motive is all the girls he's been with and how sad he is. The target is anyone who can relate to the lyrics and how he feels, which is very broad.

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The first lines rhyme with each other to make the songs flow better.

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The chorus repeats several times to put emphasis on the fact that he believes all girls are the same.

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The chorus repeats several times to put emphasis on the fact that he believes all girls are the same.

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After all the sadness he accepts he is broken and hurt.

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"Think I need a change before I go insane"

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"Think I need a change before I go insane"

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This means he needs to change what he is doing so he doesn't get hurt again.

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"Tell me what's the secret to love I don't get it."

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"Tell me what's the secret to love I don't get it."

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He says this because he believes he is doing good things in his relationships and doesn't understand why he getting hurt.

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He is fearful because the past heartbreaks he's had is preventing him from getting into another relationship. He is annoyed and tired of the same thing happening with every girl.

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It shows that the speaker is heartbroken and is tired of getting hurt over and over.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3EJICKwITw

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I think it was chose to epitomize the theme.

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"Until you die for me, as long as there's a light, my shadow over you"

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"Until you die for me, as long as there's a light, my shadow over you"

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Until people are willing to die for the music the speaker will keep on putting it out.

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This line uses personification to show how at the teenage age ideas are usually shot down.

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"Some legends are told some turn to dust or to gold"

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"Some legends are told some turn to dust or to gold"

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A simile is used in this line to describe how some legends will be forgotten and how some will be remembered.

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The speakers desperately want to be remembered especially after coming from humble backgrounds.

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The speakers are coming from Chicago were no on would have guessed a rock band would have come from. The speakers are trying to make their music to be remembered in history.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBr7kECsjcQ

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the motive he is trying to show is that he misses the person that consumed him and he will still love them forever 

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the motive he is trying to show is that he misses the person that consumed him and he will still love them forever 

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it targets anyone who has lost someone and they can relate just letting people know they didn't leave they will still be beside you.

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the first and third lines will rhyme with each other and the second and fourth with rhyme.

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the rhythm in the song is slow and then a drop in the beat and it does that over and over till the chorus

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the rhythm in the song is slow and then a drop in the beat and it does that over and over till the chorus

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It helps to make the song sound even sadder then it already is.

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"I don't want to let go I know i'm not that strong"

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"I don't want to let go I know i'm not that strong"

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In the ending he is saying he know's they are gone nut he still can't believe it and he doesn't think he's strong enough to.

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"Driving a nightmare I can't escape from"

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"Driving a nightmare I can't escape from"

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looking at the sentence you would think he's talking about actually driving but he's not he's talking about trying to "drive" away from the fact that they are dead and he can't escape from that fact.

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He's saying that he will keep loving them till the day he dies even if they are still not there.

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He is talking about wanting another chance and if he had one then he wouldn't mess it up and regrets losing them so suddenly.

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He is sad because he doesn't believe they are gone and he still thinks while hes driving down the highway that they are beside him and its not real so he feels alone.

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https://youtu.be/8ofCZObsnOo

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the motie is to show how she misses the man she once had.

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the motie is to show how she misses the man she once had.

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It targets people who miss mabey family members or friends that have lost something they can relate to that.

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this connect every other line giving the ability to change up rhymes in the same verse.

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The versus stay the same for most of the song with the same beat behind it.

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The versus stay the same for most of the song with the same beat behind it.

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The add some parts of stretched syllables but keep it pretty melow for the most.

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she is showing how the love they had touched the once before he was gone and she wants that back.

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"Once more you open the door and you're here in my heart"

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"Once more you open the door and you're here in my heart"

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she is telling how he has the key to her heart and this will make it worse because she fills less happy.

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"every Night in my dreams I see you I feel you"

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"every Night in my dreams I see you I feel you"

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The song is about the loss of someone in her life which is a pretty good reason to be sad over another person.

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She talks about how her heart will go on even though the one she loved is gone.

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They show how the singer is sad about losing someone, this makes the miss the love they had.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz9RTOKpLsM

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Love, loyalty, loneliness
The song reveals he is still chasing the girl and he wont give up so I could feel the love, loyalty, and loneliness.

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Chasin You by Morgan Wallen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SODWgkHnYI

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The author is trying to show how hard and painful it is mentally to move on and forget the past.

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The author is trying to show how hard and painful it is mentally to move on and forget the past.

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The targeted audience is narrow, it's not a popular song by any means, and it's narrowed further by talking about someone's hair having grown out, so it's also more relatable to those who have broken up with someone who grew their hair out afterwards.

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I think that this rhyme scheme was chosen to give some sense of order at the start, but you can slowly see the order unraveling as the song goes on.

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The verses are long and there's an excessive use of "and"

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The verses are long and there's an excessive use of "and"

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These two things work together to help show the desperation in the singer's voice as he struggles to figure out what to say.

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"Tell me about the man in your dreams, and was it me?"

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"Tell me about the man in your dreams, and was it me?"

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He's asking her if he was the one she saw in her dreams, if there's something her subconscious is holding on to, she seems so over it while he still deals with suffering in his conscious mind.

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The authorial motive of the writer is to express his undying love for this person. I believe the targeted audience is his S/O and other people who are love-struck.

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"We went to bed that night and dreamed of better things, a god, a devil, and me and how you lost your wings."

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"We went to bed that night and dreamed of better things, a god, a devil, and me and how you lost your wings."

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This sentence exemplifies how it was unexpected, that they had dreamt of better things than splitting up the night before things fell apart.

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There is no rhyme scheme in the first stanza.

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There is no rhyme scheme in the first stanza.

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None of the words rhyme, but they flow perfectly together.

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"Let's talk about your hair and how it's grown, and how we know that we're not getting anywhere."

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"Let's talk about your hair and how it's grown, and how we know that we're not getting anywhere."

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This song, and this sentence in particular, uses too many and's to show the desperation of him reaching to make conversation not about the past.

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The verses are about the same length throughout the whole song.

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The verses are about the same length throughout the whole song.

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This rhythm benefits the content because it allows the listener to catch on quickly with the repetitive e words so it is easily suck in your head.

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"But darling, just kiss me slow, your heart is all I own."

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"But darling, just kiss me slow, your heart is all I own."

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This is a hyperbole, an extreme exaggeration for how much he loves her to the point, "Your heart is all I own."

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"Barefoot on the grass, listening to our favorite song"

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"Barefoot on the grass, listening to our favorite song"

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This sentence exemplifies how he feels so carefree with her and how he is enjoying the moment and life.

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He's more considerate of how the other person feels rather than demanding to have his questions about what happened answered, also pushing the past aside as the other person seems to want to.

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"I don't deserve this, darling, you look perfect tonight."

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"I don't deserve this, darling, you look perfect tonight."

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He says he does not deserve her nor does he deserve that moment. In that moment, he was captivated by her beauty, and he called her perfect.

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Heartbreak, lost love, "just be friends"

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Heartbreak, lost love, "just be friends"

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They reveal that the speaker is willing to take what they can get from the person they're talking to, trying to push away their shared past.

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"Let's Talk About Your Hair" by Have Mercy

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"Let's Talk About Your Hair" by Have Mercy

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMwqAfg_e4s

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This song consists of a more 4 or 5 syllable per line and it would change throughout the song to mainly 3 syllable per line. The chorus gets stressed, especially when he says all of me. A really good regular meter with the piano in the background that would change with the chorus.

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This song consists of a more 4 or 5 syllable per line and it would change throughout the song to mainly 3 syllable per line. The chorus gets stressed, especially when he says all of me. A really good regular meter with the piano in the background that would change with the chorus.

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The rhythm benefits it in the way that it makes it addicting to listen to and you just have to sing along no matter what point of view you have. It brings emotion and conveys it in a very strong way, even when the syllables change on certain lines, it helps.

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There isn't really a rhyme scheme in the first stanza.

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There isn't really a rhyme scheme in the first stanza.

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Throughout the song there is some rhymes and even in the sentences he chose words that sit nicely together, but I think he wanted the first stanza to be mostly about the rhythm. He wanted to express his feelings and tell his love story in the way that only he can convey.

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The authorial motive is to display giving up everything for the one you love, then getting even more than before.

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The authorial motive is to display giving up everything for the one you love, then getting even more than before.

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This song is for his wife to explain how much he loves her. I would say that this song isn't really pointed towards one gender, but more of lovers being able to sing to their loved ones.

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The poem's speaker has such deep feelings for this individual, the words float off the page into passion and love.

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The author is showing the readers that the main person in the song is loved and wants them to keep loving them they way tat they already do

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The author is showing the readers that the main person in the song is loved and wants them to keep loving them they way tat they already do

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vv-BfVoq4g

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"Give your all to me I'll give my all to you, you're my end and my beginning, even when I lose, I'm winning." 

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"Give your all to me I'll give my all to you, you're my end and my beginning, even when I lose, I'm winning." 

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The strongest sentence in this whole song, I believe, is this one, because the narrator is telling his love that if she gives her all to him then he will give his all to her. That even when he may be losing, one look at her and he knows that in actuality he's always winning.

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"My head's under water, but I'm breathing fine." 

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"My head's under water, but I'm breathing fine." 

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This sentence is a really great example on how the speaker feels since he has the one and true love in his life, that even though he is under water and may be drowning for the reason he got there, he has her reminding him that everything's going to be okay. That is why he is being able to breath.

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"Cause all of me loves all of you, love your curves and all your edges, all your perfect imperfections."

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"Cause all of me loves all of you, love your curves and all your edges, all your perfect imperfections."

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This shows and extracts the beauty he finds in her, how he explains that her "imperfections" are even perfect to him.

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-Everlasting love -Give and take -Sacrifice for something greater.

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-Everlasting love -Give and take -Sacrifice for something greater.

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The speaker has an everlasting love with this person he''s speaking to, to give away everything and get everything in return that's even better than before.

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The Author is depicting love in a positive way.

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The Author is depicting love in a positive way.

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The person he has fallen for, he would do anything to be with. The audience is extremely broad. Everyone loves someone or even something. That is why many love songs can apply to many people along their path of life.

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This is a country love song so naturally we're going to expect a rhythm you can tap your foot to. Why does it fit better than a less restricted rhyme scheme? I believe that the strict rhythm creates a positive emotion which is carried alongside the speakers love for this woman.

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The song has a consistent tempo with a regular meter. 

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The song has a consistent tempo with a regular meter. 

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Is this to provide emphasis? I don't believe so. Rather, I think it's for rhythm or to get the fact that the speaker loves only one woman stuck in your head.

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-Powerful -Selflessness             -Caring  

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-Powerful -Selflessness             -Caring  

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Our speaker is giving his all for his one and true love which make this song so powerful to build each other up and make each other stronger, their selflessness is encouraging.

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"I'll never love another even if I can oh come to me baby I'm a one woman man."

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"I'll never love another even if I can oh come to me baby I'm a one woman man."

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Horton is using a cumulative sentence as is it begins with a complete though and has an additional clause following it.

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"All of Me" written and performed by John Legend

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"All of Me" written and performed by John Legend

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73_DOquGBD4

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"I'd climb the highest mountain if it reached up to the sky."

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"I'd climb the highest mountain if it reached up to the sky."

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This sentence is a hyperbole, an exaggeration. Would the speaker really climb the highest mountain just to prove his love? Most likely not.

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"If you told me that you love me, I would feel so proud."

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"If you told me that you love me, I would feel so proud."

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It utilizes inverse syntax to provide more emphasis on the proud feeling of being loved.

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The speakers love or emotions are expressed as he says there is no one else who can take his love. Thus, stating his love for one woman only.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BhZXGWLHk0

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The author is trying to depict the frustration and deceit of relationships.

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The author is trying to depict the frustration and deceit of relationships.

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I think that the author wrote this with the intentions of everyone being able to empathize with his words. Even young children, when explained in simpler terms, understand the feeling of a toxic relationship. I would say that the audience is pretty much anyone that is willing to listen.

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This rhyme was chosen by the author because when you listen to the song, these verse are really meant to stand out. Another reason that I believe the author writes like this is because the two AA lines and the two BB lines form sentences, making them stand out and make a bit more sense.

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-The song follows two different stanza patters; one with 4 syllables per line and the other with a pattern of 11, 13, 11, 14,  8, 3, 7, 2 -The song puts heavy emphasis on the word "poison" which is repeated throughout the song.

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-The song follows two different stanza patters; one with 4 syllables per line and the other with a pattern of 11, 13, 11, 14,  8, 3, 7, 2 -The song puts heavy emphasis on the word "poison" which is repeated throughout the song.

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The song begins with the stanzas that follow the 4 syllables per line and are all heavily emphasized, grabbing the attention of the listener. The stanzas with the more interesting rhythm makes the song more spunky and kind of gives the song a "poison" feel.

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This sentence captures the poor self-discipline of the speaker and the persuasive abilities of the main character because the speaker is saying that although he knows the girl is poison, he doesn't want that to stop him.

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"Don't want to touch you but you're under my skin"

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"Don't want to touch you but you're under my skin"

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This sentence is ironic because the speaker explains that he so deeply does not want to even have relations with this character but she is so mesmerizing that she is already under his skin.

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"One look could kill, my pain your thrill"

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"One look could kill, my pain your thrill"

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This sentence creates this great image of how 'poisonous' this relationship is; when the speaker is in pain from heartbreak, the main character is in thrill from playing her game.

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The main character is tricky character, with her beauty and flirtatious gestures, she makes the speaker want her but he knows the deceitful game she is playing, naming her "poison."

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"I'm not gonna write you a love song cause you asked for it"

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"I'm not gonna write you a love song cause you asked for it"

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She realizes she doesn't need to do something just because he wants her to but that she needs to be sure about him and trust him first.

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"Babe, I'll walk the seven seas when I believe that there's a reason to write you a love song"

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"Babe, I'll walk the seven seas when I believe that there's a reason to write you a love song"

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I think this almost foreshadows the future because she wants to love him but doesn't know how to yet

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"I learned the hard way that they all say things you want to hear"

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"I learned the hard way that they all say things you want to hear"

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This sentence embodies the theme of trust issues as well as almost creating a sense of irony of them saying what they want you to hear.

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The song switches where the stress is focused and it doesnt really have a set number of syllables its almost just a free verse.

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The song switches where the stress is focused and it doesnt really have a set number of syllables its almost just a free verse.

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This helps thought with the concept of emotions and just trying to get her feelings across freely.

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The authorial motive of the writer was that dont always believe everything people say, they may just say it to please or trick you.

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The authorial motive of the writer was that dont always believe everything people say, they may just say it to please or trick you.

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I think that the targeted audience for this song was girls in relationships who may believe everything a guy says when they dont mean it.

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This rhyme scheme represents more of a free verse modern song, i feel like she did this because she really just wanted to get her emotions out.

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The persons emotions are nuanced because she talks about being in love but at the same time hints that she doesn't really have a reason from him to write a love song.

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The authorial motive of this song is to show love doesn't always depend on the time that you've known the person, love can get strong fast, love can also be lost fast.

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The authorial motive of this song is to show love doesn't always depend on the time that you've known the person, love can get strong fast, love can also be lost fast.

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I think the audience that is directed with this song is the people that have spent years with someone and then that love is just lost, which leaves them searching for quick love.

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Theses themes collectively reveal themselves through how she talks about the guy but says she needs a reason to right him a love song

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These themes reveal the connection between the speaker and the girl he is speaking about by describing the toxic relationship, the temptation to be a part of the toxic relationship, and the self-discipline of the speaker to stay away.

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"Love song" by Sara Bareilles preformed by Sara Bareilles

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"Love song" by Sara Bareilles preformed by Sara Bareilles

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipSEh7XtS2w

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The authorial motive is trying to get over this girl that he had previously dated at the time and he is telling all his regrets and such through these metaphors.

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The authorial motive is trying to get over this girl that he had previously dated at the time and he is telling all his regrets and such through these metaphors.

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The targeted audience could be anyone who is going through a heartache at the time, but it doesn't have to be directed necessarily toward those people, it could also be for people who just enjoy listening to the song and don't have anything at the time.

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"Poison" written and preformed by Alice Cooper.

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"Poison" written and preformed by Alice Cooper.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s34gO7twRRw

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This is the rhyme scheme of the chorus which comes first in the song. This rhyme scheme can help people remember the song better and having that one little difference in it makes it not seems as if it is too repetitive in the amount of rhyming words it has.

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-This song, has a different beat between the verses and the chorus -The chorus shows more emotion through the music in the instruments rather than just in the singer.

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-This song, has a different beat between the verses and the chorus -The chorus shows more emotion through the music in the instruments rather than just in the singer.

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This rhythm of showing more emotion and being different can help slightly change the mood and feeling of the song, even though still about leaving the girl, the verses are much more about what he is doing by himself now that she's gone and the chorus is more about the mistakes and regrets he has.

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"Cause you only need the light when it's burning low."

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"Cause you only need the light when it's burning low."

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This sentence tells that, you don't realize you have what you need and want until what you need and want is running to be less and less of that until there is an absence of it now and you need a way to fill that absence.

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"Only miss the sun when it starts to snow."

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"Only miss the sun when it starts to snow."

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This sentence is being used as a metaphor to making the most of what time you have and don't look back on it until the time has already passed on and it is nothing but a memory until the next moment together.