Question

Writers create mood through specific word choice and imagery. Think of a song that puts you in a happy mood. Write down some of the words to the song. Explain why you think the song makes you feel good. How do the songwriter’s word choices create a certain feeling?

Answer 1

Answer:

Here's what I put when I did this

There isn't really a song that makes me feel happy, either they make me sad (I cry if it's too sad) or I feel normal, but there is one song that I can't help but sing (or dance) along with. Some times this song can make me happy or feel something besides normal or sad. I would put down all the lyrics but here are my favorite lyrics; "Yeah call the doc, I must be sick, Better get me my medicine, Now it’s five o’clock, on the phone again, Think I might need another prescription." I believe this song makes me feel happy (or something) else because of the beat and the voice, it matches perfectly! If I ever heard this song playing, I would know it's Medicine by Hollywood Undead. The lyrics of the song are amazing, better than any other song I listen(ed) to, and I listen(ed) to a lot of songs in my free time. The words "I can’t fight it, Even when I hate it" feel like something I did, I know what they mean but they remind me of the sadness I had when I lost my baby brother and dog.

Answer 2

Answer:

The songs feels good because we like the rhythm of it and we can relate to what's being said