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The scenario most likely to emerge is Schools as Learning Hubs, as it successfully combines knowledge sharing, skill development, and social interaction. Schools act as centers of learning, offering structured education in subjects like science, math, and the arts, with teachers guiding students through each step. They also emphasize the development of essential skills, such as problem-solving, teamwork, and communication, preparing students for the future. Moreover, schools encourage social interaction, providing opportunities for collaboration, friendship, and learning respect. With access to valuable resources like books and technology, schools create equitable opportunities for students to explore and understand the world.

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Nur Diyana Nur Fariesya Nur Husna Adilla

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Ahmad Haiqal , Adam Syafzan, Adam Haris 

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Ahmad Haiqal , Adam Syafzan, Adam Haris 

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group 4 (insyirah, hafizah, husna, diyana, fariesya)

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khai - lifelong learning

nasrin - no matter where you are

fatin - dynamic

nafijah - connected

sufi - evolve

hanum - teachers as facilitators

dini - skills for future

najwa - adapt

insyi - technologically advanced

hafizah - personalized learning

una - interactive

yana - future challenge

iesya - technologically driven

jamil - learning more meaningful

zul - learning centered

adam h - flexible

adam s - equal access

haiqal - fits students needs

akmal - problem solving

amir - sustainable

zharif - knowledgeable environment

adam k - active learning

zikri - adaptable learner & personalize skill learning

aiman - blanded learning

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What is future education?

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Title : The Children Of Men

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In groups, analysed the text together

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Pls study the shared Pp

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fariesya, diyana, husna adilla, insyirah & hafizah

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fariesya, diyana, husna adilla, insyirah & hafizah

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Gp 1- The Children Of Men

Gp 2- Animal Farm

G3- The Maze Runner

gp4 - our missing hearts

gp5 - wall e

Gp6 - The terminator

Gp7 - The kingdom of apes

gp8 - rabocop

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Overdependence on AI means we rely on AI almost everything regarding our daily lives. For example, some of us ask AI to generate a photo for assignment purposes. By asking AI to do this kind of work, humans won't open their minds and think outside of the box to finish their task.

AI helps reduce human errors, time-saving capabilities, digital assistance, and unbiased decisions. For me, I sometimes ask AI to generate a short text about various kinds of topics to fulfill my leisure time.

However, the disadvantages of AI are emotional intelligence, encouraging human laziness, and job displacement. For one that uses AI every single time, they don't feel excited to try new things because they develop laziness after using AI for too much.

Creativity and critical thinking are very important to youth. Youth are someone who is between childhood and adulthood, more precisely between the ages of 15 and 19. By this time, youth should start thinking about global and current issues. They should be aware of their surroundings.

Creativity means we can use our imagination to create something. Overdependence on AI will limit youth's ability to create something new using their own original idea. Critical thinking means we can make a judgement about what we read, hear, say, or write. Overreliance on AI won't help youth point out someone else's errors to make improvements.

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Overdependence on AI kills creativity and critical thinking among youth.

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1.What is ASEAN?

ASEAN stand for the Association of South East Asia Nation. It contains of 10 countries which is Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Thailand, Myammar, Philipine, Laos, Vietnam, Indonesia and Cambodia.

2.The diverse and multicultural of ASEAN.

Religion- Most of them are religous and not atheist

Culture- (staple food)all of them are taking rice as their staple food

Family Value- ASEAN respect elderly

Language - similarity in language

patriarchy - each of the country followed their patriarchy in their country

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Our group agree with the statement as it highlights ASEAN's unique identity, characterized by diversity and multiculturalism, yet united by the shared experiences of colonial struggles and the adaptation to globalization. Despite the region's cultural and ethnic differences, ASEAN nations have forged a collective identity rooted in their resilience and pride in overcoming foreign domination. This unity is reflected in the dignity of their sovereignty and mutual respect. The mention of adjusting to a globalized world suggests that ASEAN members actively engage with modern global forces while preserving their cultural distinctiveness, further solidifying their shared commitment to cooperation and regional stability.

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The comment is about a big topic idea that is ASEAN. ASEAN is an intergovernmental organization of ten Southest Asian countries. Such as Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. The statement about ASEAN highlights the unique blend of identities within the region, where diversity and multiculturalism are celebrated, yet there is a shared sense of unity. ASEAN nations have built their modern identities through a history of colonial struggles and have emerged as independent, sovereign states. These countries have adapted to the challenges and opportunities of a globalized world while maintaining their distinct cultures, languages, and traditions. The dignity comes from their collective resilience, as they honor their past and work together for a prosperous future. This unity in diversity is central to ASEAN's strength.

Visualizing, we can picture traditional festivals like Malaysia’s Hari Raya and Thailand’s Songkran celebrated alongside modern events, symbolizing how diverse cultures coexist within each nation.

Predicting, ASEAN countries will likely continue balancing national identity with regional unity—cooperating on trade and environmental policies, while maintaining cultural uniqueness and political sovereignty.

Questioning, we can ask: How will countries preserve their traditions amidst rapid globalization? Will economic integration challenge local identities, or can ASEAN sustain both unity and diversity in an increasingly interconnected world?

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1.What is ASEAN?

ASEAN stands for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, a regional organization comprising ten Southeast Asian countries. It promotes political, economic, and cultural cooperation among member nations. The countries include Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and others.

2.Similarity between the country

From a religious and clothing perspective, several similarities can be observed among ASEAN countries:

1. Religion: Most ASEAN countries have a dominant religion, but there is still religious diversity within each country.

Islam: The primary religion in Brunei, Indonesia, and Malaysia. For example, in Malaysia, the majority of the population is Muslim, and Islam is central to daily life.

Buddhism: The dominant religion in Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia. For instance, in Thailand, Buddhism is practiced by the majority and plays a significant role in local culture.

Christianity: Philippines and Timor Leste have a Christian majority. For example, the Philippines has the largest Catholic population in Southeast Asia.

Other religions: Singapore and Vietnam have diverse communities with various religions, including Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and Taoism.

2. Traditional Clothing: ASEAN countries have traditional clothing that reflects their culture and religion.

Brunei and Malaysia: Baju Melayu for men and Baju Kurung for women are traditional outfits commonly worn, especially during Islamic events. For example, Baju Melayu is often worn by Muslim men in Brunei and Malaysia during celebrations like Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

Indonesia: Kebaya and Batik are frequently worn, especially at traditional and national events.

Thailand and Laos: Traditional attire like "Chut Thai" in Thailand or "Sinh" in Laos is typically worn during Buddhist ceremonies.

Myanmar: Longyi, a sarong worn by both men and women, is a common traditional garment.

Philippines: Barong Tagalog is the formal attire for men, especially at weddings and official events.

Each country maintains its identity through traditional clothing, often reflecting religious and cultural influences.

For further reading on the role of religion and culture in ASEAN countries, you may refer to journals or books such as "Culture and Religion in Southeast Asia" or studies on "Traditional Clothing in ASEAN," detailing the history and significance of clothing and religion in the region.

3.Inference

The statement shows that even though each ASEAN country is unique, they share a history of colonial struggles that brings them together.

4.Evaluation

The idea that ASEAN countries are united in dignity highlights their strength from overcoming colonialism. However, we should look at how well they can work together to solve current problems.

5.Prediction

ASEAN countries will continue to celebrate their diverse cultures while working together more closely to handle global challenges.

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For ASEAN, our identities remain the same, that is, diverse and multicultural, yet united in the dignity of the nations we have carved out for ourselves in our colonial struggles and our adjustments to a globalised world

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I agree because the summary accurately reflects the core themes of each song, as seen in their lyrics. For example, "A Thousand Years" expresses timeless love: *"I have loved you for a thousand years, I'll love you for a thousand more."* "Die with a Smile" emphasizes embracing life with positivity: *"I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints."* "Reminisensi" explores nostalgia and longing: "Kenangan indah masih terbayang" (Beautiful memories still linger). Lastly, "Seasons in the Sun" captures the bittersweet nature of goodbyes: "Goodbye, my friend, it's hard to die when all the birds are singing in the sky." These lyrics illustrate the emotional depth reflected in the summary.

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Yes, I agree with her. This is because it links the four songs based on a common theme, which is how love influences human experiences with time and mortality. The sentence shows how each song shares the same elements, such as memories, acceptance of life’s impermanence, and how love affects both joy and sorrow throughout life’s journey. Therefore, it connects these themes across the songs rather than summarizing the content of each song individually.

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Adam S (Main Ideas)

These four songs talk about love, memories, and how life doesn’t last forever. “A Thousand Years” is about a love that stays strong over time. “Die with a Smile” reminds us to enjoy life and accept both good and bad moments. “Reminisensi” expresses the feeling of missing the good times from the past. “Seasons in the Sun” is about saying goodbye, looking back on happy and sad moments. All the songs remind us to appreciate love, memories, and the short time we have in life.

I agree with Adam S summary. summary is well-written and provides a valuable overview of the four songs. It effectively conveys their messages and encourages listeners to reflect on their own experiences.

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I completely agree with that explanation. Each song speaks to strong emotions that everyone can relate to. ‘A Thousand Years’ is about the deep love and patience it takes to wait for a soulmate. ‘Die With A Smile’ shows how love can help people face life’s challenges with happiness and peace. ‘Reminisesi’ is about looking back on memories of youth with a mix of joy and sadness. ‘Seasons in the Sun’ is a farewell, where someone looks back on life with gratitude and love. Together, these songs reflect love, memories, and the passing of time.

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I have the same opinion with adam. Adam offers brief summaries about the emotional themes of love, memories, and eternal bonds in these songs. Although concise, the summaries reflect the core messages of the songs, focusing on true love, unforgettable memories, and happiness in family life. Some phrasing could be improved for consistency and clarity in expression.

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I agree. This songs touching on both the joyful and painful aspects of love. She also tells that the songs have strong connections to love and embracing life with gratitude. The die with smile song reflects deep emotions of love, with lyrics about facing the end of the world while cherishing a loved one. The theme centers around living in the moment and appreciating relationships, especially since the future is uncertain.

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Her summary makes sense. All the songs, do explore different aspects of love. However, they don’t all revolve only around romantic love. Some songs also focus on life, nostalgia, and accepting the end (like Seasons in the Sun and Die With a Smile). So, while love is a major theme, there’s also a focus on life reflections and goodbyes.

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i am agree with nasrin’s statement because she highlight the themes of love, nostalgia and the cherishing life that are universally relatable and evoke deep emotional responses. For example, "Die with a Smile" encourages listeners to embrace challenges with optimism, reminding us that a positive mindset can lead to a fulfilling life. "Reminisensi" taps into the power of meaningful memories, helping us appreciate the past and its role in shaping who we are. "A Thousand Years" resonates with the timeless idea of enduring love, reinforcing that true devotion transcends time. Finally, "Seasons in the Sun" provides a poignant reminder of how relationships bring joy and meaning to life, even as we face inevitable goodbyes.

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I agree with fariesya's summary. She highlighted 'all these song have a strong connections to love and embracing life'. For example, 'A Thousand Years' songs by Christina Perri mean loving someone is not about who someone is but how long you can wait for them and keep your love to them. The moral message in this song is very good for a relationship that is in doubt.

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I agree Akmal’s answer about the songs. All the songs are all about relationships full of thorns, not just happy ones. not all relationships need to continue if they do not bring benefits and goodness.

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I agree with sufi because all of the four songs was connected by the words of love, memories and times with their beloved persons.

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Akmal (SUMMARY)

The songs are all about love. They talk about different kinds of love, like love that lasts forever, the fun of living life to the fullest, and the sad and hopeful feelings that come with a broken relationship.

Respond:

I agree with akmal. The also song has the value of love that can open people's minds to love each other and appreciate their partner no matter who and where they come from. Everyone has the right to love and be loved. Eventhough we have different paths of life.

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KHAI (connection)

The way I see it, the first one is I think the four of this songs related to themes of love and farewell.

Second, each songs involved sentimentality and deepth emotions. Third, each songs state about emphasis on time and memory.

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I'm not really agree with khai because she is actually using the summarised skills. I think khai was doing that because she love to make an easy conclusions about something. This actually helps her to understand something easily but she is not necessarily able to visualize and develop the lyrics of the song to be more interesting and poetic.

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I completely agree with Fariesya’s answer. All of these songs indeed center around relationships, whether they focus on joyful memories or reflect on the bittersweet nature of farewells. Each song captures different aspects of love, whether it's reminiscing about the past, celebrating a timeless love, or accepting the inevitable end with peace and gratitude.

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I agree because the summary accurately captures the key themes of love, nostalgia, challenges, and acceptance present in each song, providing clear and concise insights.

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The songs all share a common theme of love. They explore different aspects of love, such as everlasting love, the joy of living life to the fullest, nostalgia for past relationships also the pain and hope that comes with a broken relationship.

I agree with that statement because the songs exploration of love showcases its multifaceted nature, delving into themes of everlasting affection, the joy of embracing life, nostalgia for past relationships, and the complexities of heartbreak. This thematic richness allows listeners to connect on various emotional levels, highlighting love's ability to inspire joy while also evoking pain and hope. Each song contributes to a broader narrative about love's impact, making the overall collection resonate deeply with the human experience.

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I AGREE with Akmal statement about the song. It is because the author have experience many challenges in romance that have a bad or good memory that will be remain in the author life.

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I agree with the comment. Each of the songs mentioned touches on themes of love, memories, and the fleeting nature of life. "A Thousand Years" celebrates enduring love, while "Die with a Smile" encourages embracing all aspects of life. "Reminisensi" reflects on nostalgia and longing for the past, and "Seasons in the Sun" speaks about saying goodbye and reflecting on both joy and sorrow. Together, these songs highlight the importance of cherishing love and moments in life, as it doesn't last forever.

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Yes, I agree with Nasrin’s summary. The description captures the key themes of love, nostalgia, and cherishing life, focusing on how each song reflects on important emotions and experiences like positive outlooks, memories, enduring love, and goodbyes. It emphasizes the message that living fully and appreciating relationships are central to the songs. This analysis aligns well with the overall themes of embracing life’s highs and lows through love and gratitude.

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I agree with Insyi about the common theme of love in the songs "Seasons in the Sun," "Die with a Smile," and "Resensi (Imsoniacks)." Each song explores different dimensions of love, including the joy of cherished memories, the pain of heartbreak, and the hope that persists even after loss.

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i agree with sufi because all of the four songs' focus was connected by the words of love, memories and time with their beloved persons.

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AKMAL (summarize)

The songs are all about love. They talk about different kinds of love, like love that lasts forever, the fun of living life to the fullest, and the sad and hopeful feelings that come with a broken relationship.

I totally agree. The sentence provided demonstrates lower-order thinking skills because it involves understanding, recalling, and explaining straightforward ideas, such as summarizing the theme of songs and identifying different kinds of love. It doesn’t require higher-order thinking like analysis, evaluation, or creation of new ideas. I think akmal already done great, keep improving !

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insyirah (summarize)

The songs all share a common theme of love. They explore different aspects of love, such as everlasting love, the joy of living life to the fullest, nostalgia for past relationships also the pain and hope that comes with a broken relationship.

I really agree with what she said, all the songs are indeed about love but in various situations. There are more about breaking up, there are also about sadness. all those songs are very related to the world of young people's romance nowadays and it causes more and more songs about love.

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1. “A Thousand Years” by Christina Perri

A love song about waiting for true love, expressing a commitment to love someone forever.

2. “Die With A Smile” by Bruno Mars

A song about living life with no regrets, staying positive, and wanting to face the end of life with a smile.

3. “Reminisensi” by Imsomiacks

Reflects on past memories, especially of love and relationships, with a sense of nostalgia.

4. “Seasons in the Sun” by Westlife

A farewell song about saying goodbye to loved ones, reflecting on life’s happy and sad moments.

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"I completely agree. The recurring themes of love and farewell in these songs create a powerful emotional landscape that many can relate to. When I listen to them, I can visualize the tender moments and bittersweet goodbyes, evoking vivid memories of my own experiences. The sentimentality in each piece deepens this connection, making us reflect on the nuances of our relationships. Moreover, the emphasis on time and memory suggests an inference about the transient nature of life; it reminds us that while moments may pass, their impact lingers. Each song becomes a visual and emotional tapestry, inviting us to cherish the present even as we hold onto the past."

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INSYI SUMMARIZE:

The songs all share a common theme of love. They explore different aspects of love, such as everlasting love, the joy of living life to the fullest, nostalgia for past relationships also the pain and hope that comes with a broken relationship.

Fatin opinion :

I think insyi do summarize. I'm strongly agree with insyi statement.

The reason: This verse gives a brief overview of the common theme in the songs while touching on several different elements of love, without going into the details of each song.

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I agree with your summary. Many songs about relationships capture both happy memories and sad moments. They reflect the complexity of love, showing how it can bring joy and pain. Ultimately, these songs remind us to appreciate the good times and to embrace life, even when we have to say goodbye. It’s this blend of emotions that makes them relatable and powerful.

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When we review @ comment, there are steps that we should follow

1.Be specific, cite examples@ words@ phrases from the text that we comment, not just merely claiming

2.Elaborate on our claim

3.Provide examples that can clarify our claims

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I agree with her summary. The summary nicely outlines the themes of love, nostalgia, and cherishing life, but lacks evaluation. It could briefly assess how effectively each song conveys its message. For example, does "Die with a Smile" truly inspire, or does "Reminiscence" evoke deep reflection? A quick evaluation of whether the songs work cohesively together would add more depth to the commentary.

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The songs are all about love. They talk about different kinds of love, like love that lasts forever, the fun of living life to the fullest, and the sad and hopeful feelings that come with a broken relationship.

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Connect

All these songs explore the themes of love, time, and the inevitability of loss, connecting deeply with life's fleeting nature. "Reminisensi" by Insomniaks reflects on cherished memories and the emotional impact of the past, while "A Thousand Years" by Christina Perri celebrates an eternal love that endures across time. "Die With a Smile" emphasizes the importance of living a life so fulfilled and joyful that one can face the end peacefully. Finally, "Seasons in the Sun" by Westlife captures the bittersweet farewell of someone reflecting on life’s highs and lows, acknowledging both the joy and sorrow of leaving loved ones behind. Together, these songs remind us that love, memories, and living with purpose are what give life its true meaning, even in the face of loss and final goodbyes.

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The way I see these four songs convey messages of love, memory, loss, and acceptance. They encourage the listener to reflect on the passage of time, the enduring nature of love, and the importance of cherishing life’s fleeting moments. Through themes of nostalgia and emotional resilience, they invite a contemplative approach to life’s experiences, encouraging both reflection and a sense of peace in accepting life’s transience.Together, these four songs convey messages of love, memory, loss, and acceptance. They encourage the listener to reflect on the passage of time, the enduring nature of love, and the importance of cherishing life’s fleeting moments. Through themes of nostalgia and emotional resilience, they invite a contemplative approach to life’s experiences, encouraging both reflection and a sense of peace in accepting life’s transience.

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all of this song is all about something related to relationships. some of them may contain a joy memories and some of it is talking about a sad memories like the past. but in overall, all of these song have a strong connections to love and embracing life with gratitude even in the face of farewells.

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1. A Thousand Years (Christina Perri):

The main idea centers on enduring love, patience, and the idea of loving someone forever. It expresses deep emotion for a love that feels eternal, suggesting that this connection has existed for “a thousand years” and will continue far into the future.

2. Die with a Smile (Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars):

While no official song by this exact name exists from these artists, if you’re referring to the concept of “dying with a smile,” a collaboration between Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars would likely focus on themes of living life boldly, celebrating individuality, and embracing a full, unapologetic life even in the face of hardship. It would embody themes of resilience and facing life’s end with satisfaction and pride.

3. Reminisensi (Insomniacks):

“Reminisensi” by Insomniacks deals with the idea of looking back on past experiences with a sense of nostalgia. It reflects on memories of youth, love, and the bittersweet nature of time passing. The song conveys a mix of happiness for the good times and the pain that comes from knowing those moments are in the past.

4. Seasons in the Sun (Westlife):

This version retains the original bittersweet tone of the song, reflecting on life and saying goodbye to loved ones. The narrator expresses gratitude for the relationships and experiences they’ve had, but there’s a strong theme of loss and the sadness of leaving everything behind. It’s a poignant reflection on life’s fleeting moments and the inevitability of death.

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The Die With Smile song about  explore a theme of love and emphasizes the importance of cherishing moments and maintaining positivity, even when faced with challenges. Its capturing feelings of both joy and sorrow.

Reminisesi by Insomiacks tells about imagery evokes vivid recollections, highlighting how these memories shape the present.

"A Thousand Years" by Christina Perri expresses deep, timeless love and devotion. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and anticipation, capturing the emotions of waiting for a soulmate and the idea that true love endures across time. The song emphasizes commitment and the feeling that one would wait a lifetime for their beloved.

"Seasons in the Sun" is a song about a man reflecting on his life and saying farewell to loved ones as he faces his impending death. He expresses gratitude for the good times but also laments the loss of his youth and friendships. The song conveys a sense of bittersweet nostalgia and sorrow.

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The songs explore themes of love, nostalgia, and the importance of cherishing life. "Die with a Smile" encourages a positive outlook despite challenges, while "Reminisence" reflects on meaningful memories from the past. "A Thousand Years" expresses enduring devotion and the timeless nature of true love. Finally, "Seasons in the Sun" captures the bittersweet feelings of saying goodbye, emphasizing the value of relationships throughout life's journey. Together, they highlight the beauty of living fully and appreciating the moments that matter.

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A Thousand Years

A Thousand Years by Christina Perri is about enduring love and waiting patiently for a soulmate. The lyrics emphasize timeless devotion, while the slow, emotional melody enhances the sense of longing and commitment.

Die With A Smile

Die With A Smile by Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga is about a pure love between partner that will embracing life for each other in hope yo find peace and happiness despite challenge and find the world with smile

reminisesi

“Reminisesi” by Imsoniacks reflects on nostalgic memories of youth, expressing a longing for the past and the bittersweet feeling of time passing and growth.

Season in The Sun

“Seasons in the Sun” by Terry Jacks is a farewell song where the narrator reflects on their life, expressing love and gratitude to friends and family while facing the end of their journey. It captures themes of nostalgia and the beauty of life despite its fleeting nature.