Last Christmas Song Analysis

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The course of Last Christmas emphasize a girl with a broken heart but this year is willing find someone special. The song states that Last Christmas she gave her heart ,but the next day he gave it away, this year she'll give it to someone special. The song Last Christmas by George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley is well know and many artist have done covers. It impacts the song because with personification it would be an object that is nonhuman and with dialogue it is a conversation with more than two people also personification .It also indicates that the author is talking to someone that has been in a relationship with the author .But the other person has broken the heart of her. In the rest of the song the course is repeated to say the

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