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You Say

REBEL HEART

&

figurative language found in music

Lauren Daigle

Emily & Ashton

You Say

Figurative language

I keep fighting voices in my mind that say I’m not enough

Every single lie that tells me I will never measure up

Am I more than just the sum of every high and every low?

Remind me once again just who I am, because I need to know (ooh oh)

ASSONANCE:

Rhyme

correspondence of sound between words or the endings of words, especially when these are used at the ends of lines of poetry.

verb

Am I more than just the sum of every high and every low?

Remind me once again just who I am, because I need to know

Example

"low" and "Know" both share the same "o" vowel sounds, making the song flow.

Explanation

Example

I keep fighting voices in my mind that say I’m not enough

Every single lie that tells me I will never measure up

"Enough" and "Up" share the same "U" vowel sounds, making the song flow.

Explanation

You Say

Figurative language

You say I am loved when I can’t feel a thing

You say I am strong when I think I am weak

You say I am held when I am falling short

When I don’t belong, oh You say that I am Yours

And I believe (I), oh I believe (I)

What You say of me (I)

I believe

Repetition:

Repetition

Repeats the same words or phrases a few times to make an idea clearer and more memorable.

You say I am loved when I can’t feel a thing

You say I am strong when I think I am weak

You say I am held when I am falling short

Example

"You say I am" is being repeated through out the song to make the song "catchier."

Explanation

Example

When I don’t belong, oh You say that I am Yours

And I believe (I), oh I believe (I)

What You say of me (I)

I believe

"I believe" is being repeated throughout the song to make the song memorable.

Explanation

Rebel Heart

I give it over to You

I give it over to You

Your love is like an arrow, straight and true

And now this rebel heart belongs to You

Figurative language

Simile:

Simile

Compares two things using the words "like" and "as."

Example

Your love is like an arrow, straight and true

And now this rebel heart belongs to You

example

"Your love is like an arrow, straight and true" is comparing love and an arrow to make the lyric more visual.

Lord, I offer up this rebel heart

So stubborn and so restless from the start

I don't wanna fight You anymore

So take this rebel heart and make it Yours

Rebel Heart

...

Figurative language

Help me lay the renegade to rest

Turn the stone inside me back to flesh

And hold me 'til my best defenses fall

And watch this rebel heart surrender all

Personification:

Personification

the attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form

Example

Lord, I offer up this rebel heart

So stubborn and so restless from the start

I don't wanna fight You anymore

So take this rebel heart and make it Yours

Explanation

Hearts are not actually rebellious, stubborn, or restless, but by giving a heart this kind of description, it makes an easy connection for the listener to relate to the song.

Help me lay the renegade to rest

Turn the stone inside me back to flesh

And hold me 'til my best defenses fall

And watch this rebel heart surrender all

Example

Explanation

Lauren Daigle is telling the listener a story about how she feels like a burden. instead of stating just that, she uses the word stone to describe those emotions. This lyric is her asking God to turn her stone back to flesh - flesh being the ability to enjoy life once again.

How can music be important or harmful to society?

Argument

The Positive Effects of music in society

PROS

  • Calming to preemie babies
  • Unites people in times of struggle
  • Expresses emotions
  • Storytelling
  • Improves memory and imagination
  • Universal language
  • Creates focus
  • Mozart Effect

- listening to certain types of music such as classical music will enable you to learn faster and retain more information

Kirchner, Audrey. “Good and Bad Effects of Music on Children.” WeHaveKids, WeHaveKids, 18 Oct. 2018, wehavekids.com/parenting/Good-And-Bad-Effects-Of-Music-On-Children.

  • Music enhances cognitive abilities

- learning, language, memory, attention, and vocal emotion

  • Playing an instrument

- prepares the brain to choose realistic decisions in complex situations

Neuroscience of Music – How Music Enhances Learning Through Neuroplasticity.” Neuroscience News, 31 Mar. 2015, neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-music-enchances-learning-neuroplasticity/.

Evidence

Music is a story. A story being told that can make a person cry tears of happiness, or tears of sadness. Music is a story being told to help you know that you are not alone, that you are loved, that you are worthy. Music is all about feeling and emotion. Music creates emotion that connects us with others. And that is why I believe music is so important in each persons daily life.

Emily's Opinion

the negative Effects of music in society

cons

  • Can influence the audience at a certain emotional time in a negative way.
  • The music can be upsetting and/or disturbing to the listeners.
  • Put out the wrong message.
  • Change your behavior and actions in a harmful manner.

Ashton's Opinion

Music can influence people in their daily life. Here are parents reasons why they think music can be harmful to others. Music about violence, drugs, sex, etc. has an impact on the listeners morals. The audience may think if the artist is signing or rapping about it, then it must be morally correct. Music also has a major rule on emotions. An emotionally unstable person that listens to this type of music, they may experience trauma/flashbacks and become depressed.

THEME

Theme

the main subject that is being discussed or described in a piece of writing, a movie, etc.

Theme of You say

Fear and trusting in God

You Say

Lauren Daigle fears rejection. She tells herself she is unworthy, and not enough. But she trusts in God when He tells her she is enough.

Theme of Rebel Heart

Surrendering to God

Rebel Heart

Lauren Daigle recognizes that she is a sinner and she offers up her sinful heart to God, knowing that even though she is not perfect, God will still love her.

You say

Rebel heart

Listen

Citations on Argument:

cites

Kirchner, Audrey. “Good and Bad Effects of Music on Children.” WeHaveKids, WeHaveKids, 18 Oct. 2018, wehavekids.com/parenting/Good-And-Bad-Effects-Of-Music-On-Children.

“Lauren Daigle – Rebel Heart.” Genius, 7 Sept. 2018, genius.com/Lauren-daigle-rebel-heart-lyrics.

“Lauren Daigle – You Say.” Genius, 13 July 2018, genius.com/Lauren-daigle-you-say-lyrics.

Mitch de Klein. “8 Reasons Why Music Is Important to Us.” Mitch De Klein, Mitch De Klein, 9 Aug. 2016, www.mitchdeklein.com/blog/201688-reasons-why-music-is-important-to-us.

“Neuroscience of Music – How Music Enhances Learning Through Neuroplasticity.” Neuroscience News, 31 Mar. 2015, neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-music-enchances-learning-neuroplasticity/.

Sonicbids. “What Kind of Impact Does Our Music Really Make on Society?” Sonicbids Blog - Music Career Advice and Gigs, blog.sonicbids.com/what-kind-of-impact-does-our-music-really-make-on-society. “The Harmful Effects of Music on Body and Mind.” The Unbounded Spirit, 9 Sept. 2017, theunboundedspirit.com/the-harmful-effects-of-music-on-body-and-mind/.

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