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    Intro, Verse, Refrain, Chorus, Bridge

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    Songs are composed pieces that use voice and tones in a structured sequence to convey feelings, ideas, and messages in an entertaining way. They can express social criticism through hidden meanings in lyrics. Songs have certain language features like imagery to describe emotions, rhythm to set mood, and figures of speech such as metaphor, simile, hyperbole, and personification. They also have standard structures including an intro, verses, refrains, choruses, bridges, and codas. The example song discusses remembering an old friend and love that was lost but wishing them the best despite the hurt.

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    Intro, Verse, Refrain, Chorus, Bridge

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    Songs are composed pieces that use voice and tones in a structured sequence to convey feelings, ideas, and messages in an entertaining way. They can express social criticism through hidden meanings in lyrics. Songs have certain language features like imagery to describe emotions, rhythm to set mood, and figures of speech such as metaphor, simile, hyperbole, and personification. They also have standard structures including an intro, verses, refrains, choruses, bridges, and codas. The example song discusses remembering an old friend and love that was lost but wishing them the best despite the hurt.

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    Songs are composed pieces that use voice and tones in a structured sequence to convey feelings, ideas, and messages in an entertaining way. They can express social criticism through hidden meanings in lyrics. Songs have certain language features like imagery to describe emotions, rhythm to set mood, and figures of speech such as metaphor, simile, hyperbole, and personification. They also have standard structures including an intro, verses, refrains, choruses, bridges, and codas. The example song discusses remembering an old friend and love that was lost but wishing them the best despite the hurt.

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    Intro, Verse, Refrain, Chorus, Bridge

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    Liandani Rida
    Songs are composed pieces that use voice and tones in a structured sequence to convey feelings, ideas, and messages in an entertaining way. They can express social criticism through hidden meanings in lyrics. Songs have certain language features like imagery to describe emotions, rhythm to set mood, and figures of speech such as metaphor, simile, hyperbole, and personification. They also have standard structures including an intro, verses, refrains, choruses, bridges, and codas. The example song discusses remembering an old friend and love that was lost but wishing them the best despite the hurt.

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    Definition

    Song is a composition of tone or voice in sequence, combination and temporal relation to


    produse a musical compositian that has unity and continuity.

    Purpose
    Songs are used to express feeling and idea in an entertaining world. Songs can be used to
    deliver social criticism. The moral values are hidden in the lyrics.

    Language Features
     Imagery. Imagery describes about feelings and emotions.
     Rhythm. So, rhythm creates mood!

     Figures of speech
    1. Metaphor, comparing two things that are not alike to suggest that they actually have
    something in common. e.g. “Time is a thief” or “Her hairs was silk”
    2. Simile, compares two things using “like” or “as’’. e.g. “My love is like a red rose”.

    3. Hyperbole, a dramatic language. Big exaggeration, usually with humor.


    e.g. “That math homework took me 8 million years to finish”.
    4. Personification, an object appear like a person. e.g. “The wind whisper” or “The
    snowflakes danced in the wind”.
    5. Allititration, the repetation of the same beginning sound in a series of words. . e.g.
    “Peter Parker pick a pack of pants punctually”

    Structures
     Intro,
     Verse,
     Refrain,
     Chorus,
     Bridge,
     Coda,

    Examples of Songs
    I heard, that you're settled down
    That you found a girl and you're, married now
    I heard, that your dreams came true
    I guess she gave you things
    I didn't give to you
    Old friend, why are you so shy
    Ain't like you to hold back
    Or hide from the light
    I hate to turn up out of the blue uninvited but I
    Couldn't stay away I couldn't fight it
    I had hoped you'd see my face
    And that you be reminded that for me it isn't over
    Never mind I'll find someone like you
    I wish nothing but the best
    For you too, don't forget me
    I beg, I'll remember you said
    Sometimes it lasts in love
    But sometimes it hurts instead
    Sometimes it lasts in love
    But sometimes it hurts instead yeah
    You know how the time flies
    Only yesterday it was the time of our lives
    We were born and raised
    In a…

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