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Lemme say this

I wanna to see the sparkles in your eyes,

I wanna feel the warmth of your embrace,

I just want to dance with you my love everyday.

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According to Von Tilzer, he was approached in 1899 by Lamb with the lyrics for a song. Although Von Tilzer liked it, he asked Lamb to change some of the words to make it clear that the woman in the song was married and not a mistress. Later that evening, as he worked out a melody at a piano in a public house with some friends, he noticed that many of the girls nearby were crying, which convinced him the song could be a hit.[1] Later, Von Tilzer would claim that this song was "the key that opened the door of wealth and fame" for him.[3] Its success signalled the dominance of ballads in American popular music through 1914.

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The song "My Darling" by Victony portrays a deep affection and adoration for a special person, often referred to as "my darling." The lyrics express the artist's attraction and infatuation with this person, highlighting their unique qualities that capture their attention. The artist acknowledges the presence of other attractive individuals but emphasizes that this particular person stands out, captivating their "retina."

The lyrics also touch upon the idea that material wealth or language cannot fully express the artist's feelings for their beloved. The use of terms like "do-re-mi" and "fa-so-la-ti-do" suggests that while others may focus on superficial aspects, the artist sees beyond that, valuing a genuine connection and intimacy. There is an understanding between the artist and their beloved that goes beyond words or materialistic displays.

Additionally, the lyrics suggest that the artist is ready to protect and guard their beloved. They express a sense of passion and intensity, mentioning that they would go as far as filing for divorce if anyone interferes or poses a threat to their relationship. The artist's commitment to the person they adore is unwavering, creating a sense of security and loyalty.

I got problems wif my brain underneath my curls

Problems wif Loraine and all the other girls

Love a wealthy woman and the pretty plane she flies

If you think this songs confusing you should see it through my eyes

Dancin, dancin, dancin through my eyes

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To find out how lyrics had evolved throughout the generations, Lottie looked at thousands of songs from seven decades, spanning from the 1950s to the 2010s. Looking at words relating to the four key categories of love, swearing, sex, and money, we compared the songs in each decade to determine how lyrical trends have changed over time.

Although it remains by far the most popular category, there has been a steady decline in the use of love lyrics since its peak in the 1950s when they appeared in a monumental 88.13% of the songs covered in the study.

Lottie used Natural Language Processing (NLP) to analyse lyrics of songs over the years to analyse how themes change over the years. Lyrics for songs were scraped from lyrics.com, which also provided the release year allowing us to analyse sentiment throughout the decades.

Many of the scraped songs lacked release year labels. In order to obtain additional data, the Musicbrainz database was ingested and matched to the lyrics data, providing us with an additional 4000 song release years. This resulted in a total of 35,000 songs to analyse.

A high proportion of songs in the lyrics.com database are from the past few decades, meaning older songs in the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s have a lower population. In order to prevent this disadvantage to older songs, each decade (from the 1950s to the 2010s) had a random sample of 2000 songs selected from each. This meant 14,000 songs were used for analysis.

For each decade, If a word appeared less than 50 times in that decade it was removed from the data, so to remove insignificant lyrics and speed up computation. A count of each word in each song was obtained by decade. By using this data, word clouds were generated to show common words by decade

Following this, a Sentiment Intensity Analyser was implemented to analyse each set of lyrics for each song and attach a positive, negative and neutral sentiment score to each. This allowed us to create a positive/negative percentage of songs by decade to show the overall sentiment change over time.

As the world looks upon me, as I struggle along / They say I've got nothing, but they are so wrong / In my heart, Lord I'm rejoicing, how I wish, the world could see / Thank you Lord, for your blessings on me / [Chorus] / There's a roof up above me / I've a good place to sleep / There's food on my table / And shoes on my feet / You gave me your love Lord / And a fine family / And I thank you Lord, for all your blessings on me / Now I know I'm not wealthy, my clothes, they're not new / I don't have a lot of money, but Lord I've got you / And to me that's all that matters, though the world, they'll never see / Thank you Lord, for all your blessings on me / [Chorus]

The Master Gardener from Heaven above / Planted a seed in the garden of love / And from it grew a rosebud small / That never had time to open at all / For God in His perfect and all wise way / Chose this rose for his heavenly bouquet / So think of your darling with the angels above / Secure and contented and surrounded by love / And remember that God blessed and enriched your lives too / For in dying, your darling brought Heaven closer to you.

The Master Gardener from Heaven above / Planted two seeds in the garden of love. / And from them grew rosebuds so small / That never had time to open at all / For God in His perfect and all wise way / Chose these roses for his heavenly bouquet. / So think of your darlings with the angels above / Secure and contented and surrounded by love. / And remember that God blessed and enriched your lives too... / For in dying, your darlings brought Heaven closer to you.

I went back to my darling I got down on my knees

I begged her with tear rimmed eyes to give my poor heart ease

But she was hurt so deeply she could not forgive

So I'll live in sorrow as I long as I live

Put your arms through the bars once my darling

Let me kiss those sweet lips I love best

For in heartache you're my consolation

In sorrow my haven of rest

Peaches in the summertime, Apples in the fall

If I can't get the girl I love, I don't want none at all

You say you are leaving me for another man

He has all the wealth and charm and not my kind of brand

Baby I fell down on my knees a pleading for your love

Can't understand what I saw in a sugar coated love

Now don't forget me little darling while I'm growing old and gray

Just a little thought before I'm going far away

I'll be waiting on the hillside where the wild red roses grow

On the sunny side of the mountain where the rippling waters fall

Tell me darling in your letter do you ever think of me

Please answer little darling tell me where you can be

It's been so long dear since I've seen you but my love still lingers on

Don't forget me little darling though our love affair seems gone

I was dancing with my darling to the Tennessee Waltz

When an old friend I happened to see

I introduced him to my loved one

And while they were dancing

My friend stole my sweetheart from me

"The Hanging Tree" was a song Katniss learned from her father when she was young, but Mrs. Everdeen forbid them from singing it because of the song's morbid and rebellious lyrics. Katniss would not sing the song again for another ten years, when she sang it for Pollux.[5]

You can't take my past.

You can't take my history.

You could take my pa,

But his name's a mystery.

Nothing you can take from me was ever worth keeping.

You can't take my charm.

You can't take my humor.

You can't take my wealth,

'Cause it's just a rumor.

Nothing you can take from me was ever worth keeping.

Thinking you're so fine.

Thinking you can have mine.