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3 songs from today that relate to Fitzgerald's selections:

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3 songs from today that relate to Fitzgerald's selections:

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Grenade By Bruno Mars, Hello by Adele and Ho Hey by the Lumineers. All three of these songs have one common theme connected to the story and that's love. Gatsby chases after it for years and never is at peace or happiness because nothing seems to be real. All of these modern day songs depict that.

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Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra - Three O'Clock in the Morning (1922)

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

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Spike Jones & His City Slickers - "The Sheik Of Araby" - ORIGINAL "VIDEO"

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By: Van & Schenck
Part of this song is used in The Great Gatsby when Daisy comes over to Gatsby's house. Gatsby orders Klipspringer to play this song for Gatsby and Daisy. Kilpsinger plays the song on the piano on pg. 95 when Daisy comes to Gatsby's house for the first time.
"In the morning,
In the evening,
Ain't we got fun
One thing's sure and nothing's surer
The rich get richer and the poor get--children.
In the meantime,
In between time-------"
The song "Ain't We Got Fun" is significant for a number of reasons. The opening lyrics ("In the morning/ In the evening/ Ain't we got fun") imply a carefree spontaneity that stands in stark contrast to the tightly-controlled quality of the lovers' reunion. This contrast is further sharpened by the words of the next verse, which run: "Got no money/ But oh, honey/ Ain't we got fun!" It is bitterly ironic that Gatsby and Daisy should reunite to the strains of this song, given the fact that she rejected him because of his poverty.

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By: Paul Whiteman
The main thing any reader can really get from this is that Gatsby wants to spend as much time witb Daisy as possible.
"It's three o'clock in the morning
We've danced the whole night through
And daylight soon will be dawning
Just one more waltz with you
That melody so entrancing
Seems to be made for us two
I could just keep on dancing forever dear with you"
The song is heard at Gatsby's party when Nick, Tom, and Daisy are discussing what Gatsby did to gain such wealth.  Nick thinks about the possibility of another girl showing up at the party that Gatsby could fall in love with and forget about the his undying love for Daisy.

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By: Fats Waller
A verse from the song is located on pg. 78 when Jordan and Nick are driving through New York and she has just told him how Gatsby and Daisy used to date, and that Gatsby moved to Long Island in hopes of seeing her.
"i'm the shiek of Araby.
Your love belongs to me.
At night when you're asleep
Into your tent i'll creep"
Gatsby really only wants Daisy in his life and Nick starts to realize that more and more and these lyrics tie into it.