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The desired mood for this song was gloomy and depressing. Once Daisy just left Gatsby waiting he grew tired and embarrassed. She went out and broke his love and wouldn't admit her love for him, she just left him hanging. Hurting him in the end.

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"Say something, I'm giving up on you
I'll be the one, if you want me to
Anywhere, I would've followed you
Say something, I'm giving up on you

And I am feeling so small
It was over my head
I know nothing at all

And I will stumble and fall
I'm still learning to love
Just starting to crawl

Say something, I'm giving up on you
I'm sorry that I couldn't get to you
Anywhere, I would've followed you
Say something, I'm giving up on you

And I will swallow my pride
You're the one that I love
And I'm saying goodbye."

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A Great Big World - Say Something (Live at Arcadium Studios)

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"Say Something" can correlate to many scenes and songs in the novel. Gatsby and Daisy had attempted to inform Tom that they were in love, but Daisy was very hesitant on it. Once it came to it, she didn't know if she wanted to admit anymore. This is like "The Love Nest". She was indecisive again. Like the song, Gatsby was counting on Daisy to say something, but she didn't, so he was beginning to give up on the idea. She just needed to convey her thoughts and feelings, which she didn't, leaving Gatsby in embarrassment.

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-Christina Aguilara
-A Great Big World
-Genre: Pop

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The mood of this song is envious. Gatsby was jealous of Tom and Daisy's relationship so he tried to convince Tom that she never loved him. She just sat there and had no idea what to say due to the fact that she had no idea what she wanted to do, she didn't know whether she wanted to be with Tom or Gatsby.

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"If you could only see the way she loves me
Then maybe you would understand
Why I feel this way about our love
And what I must do
If you could only see how blue her eyes can be when she says

When she says she loves me
Well you got your reasons
And you got your lies
And you got your manipulations
They cut me down to size
Sayin' you love but you don't
You give your love but you won't
If you could only see the way she loves me

Then maybe you would understand
Why I feel this way about our love
And what I must do
If you could only see how blue her eyes can be when she says."

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"If You Could Only See" can correlate to The Great Gatsby and the song The Love Nest in many ways. When Tom and Gatsby started arguing about whether or not Daisy loved Tom. Daisy wouldn't know what to say to either of them, even if she did or didn't love him. She is very indecisive which can relate to The Love Nest. The overall theme of the song is indecision. Daisy couldn't decide whether or not she wanted to be with Tom, which was secure and materialistic, in comparison to Gatsby, which was full of pride. If You Could Only See is about manipulations and lies. Gatsby was trying to get Tom to leave so he could have Daisy. He started telling him that Daisy never loved Tom and always Gatsby, which she just sat there and said nothing. She didn't know what to say and/or what she wanted to say.

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Tonic
-Genre:Rock

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This song describes the desired mood which is heartbreaking and relaxed. Both songs describe the sadness Gatsby had after being rejected, which can correlate the two. He still continued to love and think about Daisy even after they were no longer together.

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"Hey there, Delilah
What's it like in New York city?
I'm a thousand miles away
But, girl, tonight you look so pretty
Yes, you do
Times Square can't shine as bright as you
I swear, it's true

Hey there, Delilah
Don't you worry about the distance
I'm right there if you get lonely
Give this song another listen
Close your eyes
Listen to my voice, it's my disguise
I'm by your side."

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This song correlates to both Fitzgerald's song choices and to his novel. This song can correlate to the book due to the fact that he was still in love with Daisy with and without her presence. It can correlate to the song, "Ain't We Got Fun" by Richard Whiting. This song depicts his feelings when they were together and when they were not in many ways. Ain't We Got Fun is a sort of mock for when Daisy denied Gatsby, but no matter how far she is, he continues to love her. When they spent there time apart, Daisy had spent most of her time in New York, which could be depicted by the lyric "Hey there Delilah, What's it like in New York City?". Both songs are a depiction of Gatsby's and Daisy's relationship. Daisy had made Gatsby feel as if he wasn't important or anything to her when she had rejected him due to his poverty. He worked hard to become the man he did so they could have the relationship he always wanted with her.

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-Plain White T's
-Genre: Alternative/ Indie

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This song is significant because it represents Daisys indecision on whether or not she should leave her secure, materialistic, relationship with Tom Buchanan to go off with Gatsby, which she can have pride in.

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This song is significant because it is describing both Gatsby and Daisy reuniting. The lyric "The rich get richer" describes Gatsby's emotions growing richer as he is with Daisy. The other lyric "The poor get children" could imply that Daisy is poor emotionally in her marriage with Tom, in which Daisy has a child, Pammy with Tom. The song turns out to be very mocking towards Daisy due to these lyrics, "Not much money, oh but honey, ain't we got fun?" It's an ironic song for Daisy and Gatsby to reunite with because Daisy had rejected Gatsby due to his financial standing.

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The lyrics are representing Gatsby's thought. The "tent" is a representation of Daisy's house.

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"When Klipspringer had played The Love Nest he turned around on the bench and searched unhappily for Gatsby in the gloom," (Fitzgerald, 95).

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"Just a love nest
Cozy with charm
Shall we build for pride
Warmth and love inside."

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Gatsby had invited Daisy and Nick on a tour around his house, after they all reunited. He wanted some music so he had Klipspringer play the piano. He attempted to play this song but that resulted in failure.

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-Louis A. Hirsch
-Otto Harbach
-John Steele
-Genre: Jazz

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"One thing's sure and nothing's surer, The rich get richer and the poor get-children. In the meantime, In between time-"(Fitzgerald, 95).

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"It was a strange coincidence," I said.
"But it wasn't a coincidence at all."
"Why not?"
"Gatsby bought that house so that Daisy would be just across the bay." (Fitzgerald,78).

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"I'm the Sheik of Araby. Your love belongs to me. At night when you're asleep
Into your tent I'll creep-" (Fitzgerald, 78).

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Daisy overheard a conversation about Gatsby, and had asked about him. Jordan had realized that Gatsby was the officer in Daisy's car. Nick and Jordan went driving around and heard kids singing these lyrics. Nick and Jordan discuss the reason as to why Gatsby chose to live where he does- Daisy would be right across the bay.

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California Ramblers
-Harry B. Smith
-Francis Wheeler
-Ted Snyder
-Alan Silvestri
-Genre: Jazz

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"Every morning, Every evening, Ain't we got fun-"(Fitzgerald, 95).

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Jay Gatsby, Nick Carraway, and Daisy Buchanan had all met together for tea so Gatsby would have the chance to see Daisy. Everything was going well so Gatsby had taken the two on a tour around his house. Gatsby had called upon one of his servants, Mr. Klipspringer, to play the piano. Klipspringer had told Gatsby he did not know how to play, but Gatsby insisted. He attempted to play "The Love Nest", but ended up failing. So, he ended up playing this song for the three. The song ended up being a sort of mock for Daisy. The song is quite ironic due to the fact that Daisy had rejected Gatsby due to his lack of wealth.

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Richard Whiting
-Genre: Easy Listening