The Movement Of Song My Little Girl By Tim Mcgraw

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The Movement of Music

“Music touches us emotionally, where words alone cannot.” (Depp). Music, it is apart of almost everyone’s every day life; therefore music is something that can give individuals a variety of common emotions. With myself, I know some songs can give me the feeling of happiness, sometimes sad, and other times some songs can bring me anger. I believe that every single person has at least one song that brings these emotions into full effect; however, if someone were to ask me what is the most uniquely special song to me, it would be the song, “My Little Girl,” by the country artist Tim McGraw. This song for me brings me a rollercoaster of emotions, it brings me happiness, sadness, and anger all in one.

Furthermore, I will give a little background information regarding the song, “My Little Girl,” by Tim McGraw. To help further understand why this is the very song that is capable of filling me with all kinds of emotions, “My Little Girl,” is a song about a father expressing his feelings for his daughter, through the song he created about his little girl growing up. Also, along with some of the memories he and his daughter share together that he holds very close and dear to his heart. The chorus of the song, Tim McGraw …show more content…

Considering that wasn’t always the case, feeling happiness, I would feel angry or sad. Depending on the state of our relationship, or what had happened would determine these feelings for me. Being how I am, and how much I would love to have a happy functioning relationship with my father, “My Little Girl,” seems to hurt more than it makes me feel happy. Generally speaking, in the real world things are not always happy and full of joy, so not being happy every time is

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