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The song " Bruises" relates to the song that it's connected to because the lyrics portray someone waiting for their loved one, but they don't come back. The person views their waiting as a waste of time. Daisy went through the same thing with Gatsby in their early relationship and it is referenced by the song that Fitzgerald uses. "In My Dreams", this girl is interested in a guy and can't seem to not be attracted to him. Everything around just seems so in place along with her and her guy. Daisy feels that way towards Gatsby, and at his party she dances with him and right before leaving, she turns back to the house, and that's where Fitzgerald inputs a song to express Daisy in that moment. The song "You're Mine" is expressing a love towards another person and stating that that love is intertwined between them. With Gatsby and Daisy, there a spark of love between them that they are slowly awakening. Both songs state that both persons are going to be together because they belong together. But then obviously it doesn't turn out that way for Gatsby and Daisy, but they rekindled something that was thought lost for a moment.

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"Beale Street Blues" lyrics are those of a woman going to another place because the other has bored her. In the novel, Daisy was waiting for Gatsby because she wanted to settle down already. With all the waiting and the pressure of living up to luxurious expectations, Tom came along and she married him. Although she did admit that she loved him a little bit, she only did that because it was what was going to make her life keep going, instead of being stuck waiting for her true love. " Three O'Clock in the Morning" is used as a reason for why Daisy took interest in glancing back at Gatsby's house. Nick wondered what it was about the song that attracted Daisy to want to go back to the party. It reveals a deeper meaning that Daisy longs for Gatsby just like he does towards her. The lyrics of the song in a way can express what Daisy could have been thinking and what would answer Nicks question. "The Sheik of Araby" is referenced after Jordan finishes explaining the story of Gatsby and Daisy and how they came to be, to Nick. The lyrics are romantic and for the novel they represent the longing passion and desire that there is between Gatsby and Daisy. All the songs that Fitzgerald uses in his novel represent emotions or situations that are relevant to the storyline. They also reveal deeper meanings and give a lyrical mood to the novel.

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"You're Mine"- Lea Michele (pop)
"You're mine, for life
And I'll be by your side
We are entwined
You're mine, for life,
Hold me until we die,
I'm yours and you are mine'

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"Bruises"- Lewis Capaldi
"Counting days, counting days
Since my love up and got lost on me
And every breath that I’ve been taken
Since you left feels like a waste on me
I’ve been holding on to hope"

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"In My Dreams"- Ruth B. (Pop)
"The lights are bright tonight, the music loud
A perfect mess that's what surrounds me
Then I see you over there, I can't seem to break the stare
Maybe it's 'cause your shirt is my favorite color"

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" The Sheik of Araby" - Fats Waller (Jazz)
Jordan Baker is telling the story of how Daisy and Gatsby met to Nick while they ride in a car to New York. Throughout this chapter (4) the reader is well aware of the love that sparked between Daisy and Gatsby.
""I'm the Sheik of Araby, Your love belongs to me.The stars that shine above,Will light our way to love. You'll rule this land with me"

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"Three O'Clock in the morning"- Paul Whiteman (waltz/ Jazz)
As Diasy and Tom leave Gatsby's party, she turns to say goodnight and then shifts her glance back towards Gatsby's house where the song is flowing out of it. Nick is left wondering why.
"There goes the three o'clock chime, chiming, rhyming
My heart keeps beating in time
Sounds like an old sweet love tune
Say that there soon will be a honeymoon"

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" Beale Street Blues" - Chris Barber (Jazz)
Nick Caraway is mentioning the time in which Gatsby was away and left Daisy alone, waiting for him. Eventually Daisy's life had to move on and she was back to fulfilling her luxurious life.
"I'm goin' to the river, maybe by and by,
Yes, I'm goin' to the river, maybe by and by,
Because the river's wet, and Beale Street's done gone dry"

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The significance of music in the novel is to set the time period and the mood. Jazz greatly inspired F. Scott Fitzgerald. His novel takes place in the newly Jazz era where he references it with songs throughout the novel. The music also reflects the characters emotions and puts an overall mood to the atmosphere.