Favorite Songs Analysis

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All songs have meanings. Music talks to everyone in a different way. People also listen to music at different times of their lives. Songs; can be about family, friends, or love. There are many types of songs out there. So while writing this essay, I thought of my topmost favorite songs. I have a lot of beloved songs, but there are a few that mean the most to me. Songs have taught me so many important lessons. Listening to music help me calm down when I am mad or sad. Music means so much to everyone not only me.
One of my preferred songs is about being wanted. Humans are always looking for attention. Everyone always wants to impress someone else. The sad part of this song is that some people do not know that they are wanted by others. They become depressed and sad and think nobody they know actually likes them. They look for other people while the closest people are …show more content…

In the future, I will be a premed student. Everyone knows how difficult that will be. So whenever I listen to this song, I just want to have fun and enjoy myself. Life is always going to be a little challenging sometimes. If you let it get to you, how will it ever end? Sometimes you just have to forget and continue to the present. Life is not always about the seriousness. You have to let loose and have some actual fun time. You can do both. Be a successful person who knows how to enjoy life and be happy.
Moreover, another song that I love is about family. Which is about how there are always people who care about you. You may not think anyone notices you, but I am certain that there are. Those people will always and forever stand by you. They do not want you to harm yourself, or anything to happen to you. There are always those times in life when you forget those type of people exist, and you feel lonely. While listening to this song I remember those people. This song makes me more appreciative of what I

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