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Genre - Folk Ballad
"I won't give up on us
even if the skies get rough
i'm giving you all my love
i'm still looking up
And when you're needing your space
To do some navigating
I'll be here patiently waiting
To see what you find"
This song correlates with Three O'clock in the morning. Both songs can be interpreted as an old love being rekindled. In Three O'clock in the morning Paul Whiteman sings "my heart keeps beating in time, sounds like an old sweet love tune" setting a romantic mood and draws Daisy in and in I wont give up Jason sings "i wont give up on us...i'm giving you all my love" setting a romantic mood and faith in a relationship.

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Jason Mraz - I Won't Give Up (Official Video) [4K]

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Genre - Alternative/Indie,Rock, Pop
"I've got a burning desire for you, baby
(I've got a burning desire, come on tell me boy)
I've got a burning desire for you, baby
(I've got a burning desire, come on tell me boy)"
"I'm driving fast, flash, everyone knows it
I'm trying to get to you, baby
I'm feeling scared and you know it"
This correltates to the Sheik of Araby because it can represent Gatsby's Desire for Daisy and his inability to let go of Daisy. In the song Lana speak sof all the glamourous things she does for her man. As so how Gatsby strived to get money and throw glamorous parties in order to get Daisy's attention.

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Genre - Hip-Hop, Rap
"When the sun is always out and you never get old
And the champagne's always cold
And the music is always good ...
Without a wrinkle in today
'Cause there is no tomorrow
Just some picture perfect day
To last a whole lifetime
And it never ends
'Cause all we have to do is hit rewind
So let's just stay in the moment"
This correlates to Ain't we got fun because it speaks about enjoying the life they are living like it does in Ain't we got fun. The lyric from Young Forever " ... the champagne's always cold and the music is always good" this can be representative of the pleasure in the lifestyle Daisy, Gatsby, and Tom is living.

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To some the music included in The Great Gatsby may seem irrelevant and placed only to add context to the scene. In reality the music Ftizgerald used in his novel not only captures the time period of the novel but they supports the mood, tone, and actions of the characters. Three songs Fitzgerald utilized in the novel are Three O'colck in the Morning, Ain't we got fun and The Sheik of Araby.

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These lyrics talk about enjoying life and represents the pleasure seeking lifestyle seen in the novel. "The rich get richer" could imply that Gatsby is getting richer in emotions now that he has been reunited with Daisy. "The poor get children" could imply that Daisy is poor emotionally in her marriage with Tom, in which Daisy has a daughter with Tom

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When Gatsby demands Klipspringer to play the piano "he had played The Love Nest he turned around on the bench and searched unhappily for Gatsby in the gloom" (95)...
"In the morning,
in the evening,
Ain't we got fun ----"
"One thing's sure and nothing's surer
The rich get ricer and the poor get --- children.
In between time ------"

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The song is a passing metaphor for Gatsby's feelings for Daisy, and his inability to let her go after she is married and he hasn't seen her for years. Gatsby believes that Daisy's love "belongs to him". As he has become independently wealthy, he believes that he can make her love him again through his reputation and through his money,"At night while you're asleep." This is an attempt to insert himself into her life -- "Into your tent i'll creep" is a representaion of their emotional outbursts and Tom's suspicions.

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Sung by a group of little girls in Central Park, Nick and Jordan pass the children after their date at the Plaza Hotel. Jordan has just told Nick about the first time she witnessed Daisy and Jay Gatsby together. She describes a scene of Daisy and Gatsby together at Daisy’s home in Louisiana, and later, of the night before Daisy and Tom’s wedding day. After Jordan describes this memory to Nick, the little girls singing the song are heard; “I’m the Sheik of Araby, Your love belongs to me, At night when you’re asleep, Into your tent I’ll creep-”. (78)

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This song could be interpreted to be a metaphor for how an old relationship has been rekindled, and that both Gatsby and Daisy’s hearts are still ‘beating in time’ with one another. The suggestion that ‘there will soon be a honeymoon’ implies that that their meeting was the start of something ign the two.

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A jazz song by Fats Waller
"I'm the Sheik of Araby,
Your love belongs to me.
At night when you're asleep
Into your tent I'll creep.
The stars that shine above,
Will light our way to love.
You'll rule this land with me"

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A foxtrot by Van and Schenck

"Times are bum and getting bummer
Still we have fun.
There's nothing surer,
The rich get richer and the poor get children.
In the meantime,
In between time,
Ain't we got fun!"

Ain't we got fun!

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"Ain't We Got Fun?" (Van & Schenck, 1921)

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A waltz by Paul Whiteman

"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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The song plays when Tom is talking about Gatsby's wealth and his party with Daisy and Nick, which upsets Daisy. As Daisy leaves and says goodnight to Nick, She stops and looks over to where the song is play and it draws her in. " Three O'clock in the Morning, a neat, sad little waltz of that year, was drfiting out the open door" (108)