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Music plays a big part in The Great Gatsby due to the era it was set in, the jazz age. Fitzgerald uses music throughout the novel to help set the tone for the story. Music influences feelings within the readers and increases the connection between the audience and the story. Each song characterizes the scene it appears in and adds to the mood.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/what-the-great-gatsby-got-right-about-the-jazz-age-57645443/

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"I've been spending the last eight months
Thinking all love ever does is break and burn and end
But on a Wednesday in a cafe I watched it begin again
genre: country pop"

This song relates to Three O'Clock in the Morning because it summarizes Gatsby and Daisy's renewed love. The lyrics 'thinking all love does is break and burn and end' shows how Daisy is so used to Tom's love for her but it's nothing like Gatsby's love. It also includes 'I watched it begin again' which resembles how Gatsby and Daisy's relationship is beginning again.

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http://www.songlyrics.com/john-steel/the-love-nest-recorded-1920-lyrics/ (lyrics)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgm6xrdLiqg

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genre: easy listening

This song appears in the novel when Gatsby is trying to impress Daisy in his mansion after they've had tea at Nick's house. Gatsby makes one of his servants, Mr. Kipspringer, play a song on the piano for them while they sit on the couch and listen.
"Jack built long ago
Just a love nest
Cozy with charm
Shall we build for pride
Warmth and love inside"

Ftzgerald used this song to symbolize Gatsby and Daisy's feelings for one another. Gatsby's mansion could be described as 'just a love nest' because it is where their relationship begins again. Jordan reveals later in the novel that Gatsby chose to live in the mansion to be near Daisy. This could imply that he tried to develop his house to impress Daisy and make it 'cozy with charm.'

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Three O'Clock in the Morning -Paul Whiteman (pg 108)

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Three O'Clock in the Morning -Paul Whiteman (pg 108)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81cG10yNV5c
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http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/t/threeoclockinthemorning.html
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genre: jazz

This song is featured in the novel when Daisy, Nick, and Tom are discussing Gatsby's upbringing after his party. Tom shows a suspicion towards Gatsby and then him and Daisy leave as Nick hears the song coming from the party.
"My heart keeps beating in time,

Sounds like an old sweet love tune,
Say that there soon will be a honeymoon."

This song could've been included to symbolize Gatsby and Daisy's reconnection. It shows how their love is rekindling and 'sounds like an old sweet love tune.' The line 'there will soon be a honeymoon' implies the happy ending that Gatsby hopes for with Daisy. This song is a good summary of the connection they share at this point in the novel. It is placed in the story almost at the climax of Gatsby and Daisy's relationship which sets the romantic mood of the story at the time.

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Paul Whiteman Three O'Clock in the Morning Scroll Roaring 20's Victrola

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"Doesn't matter where we are
We are never far apart, no
Doesn't matter where we go
When I'm with you I am home
Yeah, I am home"
genre: pop

Similar to The Love Nest, Home includes lyrics like 'when I'm with you I am home' which corresponds with the lyrics in The Love Nest. Both songs describe a home and feeling happy and content in a familiar place. For Gatsby, that familiar place is Daisy.

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https://genius.com/Bing-crosby-and-rosemary-clooney-aint-we-got-fun-lyrics
(lyrics)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqa4x9HQXEQ
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genre: easy listening

Like the last song, Mr Klipsringer plays this song for Daisy and Gatsby in Gatsby's mansion. They both sit on the couch and listen while Mr. Kilipspringer plays. Fitzgerald embedds part of the lyrics in the book to give readers a preview of the song.
"Not much money,
Oh, but honey,
Ain't we got fun?"

This song is used to show Gatsby's realization that materialistic objects and wealth don't compare to the way he feels about Daisy. The line 'not much money' exemplifies that it wouldn't matter how much money he had or didn't have, he would always choose Daisy over it all because of his feelings for her. This part of the story is the start of their new relationship and gives readers insight on what they're feeling at the time.

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"Will you still love me when I'm no longer young and beautiful?
Will you still love me when I got nothing but my aching soul?
I know you will, I know you will I know that you will
Will you still love me when I'm no longer beautiful?"
genre: soundtrack

Similar to Ain't we Got Fun, Young and Beautiful emphasizes the idea of loving someone without caring about what they have. Young and Beautiful includes lyrics such as 'will you still love me when I'm no longer beautiful.' This relates to Ain't We Got Fun because it shows how even without beauty, or in Gatsby's case, money, love won't fade.