Beyonce Song Analysis

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Halo -Beyonce
Halo by Beyonce related to Matched because the lyrics reminded me of the relationship between Ky and Cassia. There used to be a well between them, but when she get to know him more she can’t stop thinking of him. He the one who encourage her to break the law of the society and she not scared to do so. I think that is line of the song define the secret between them “Every rule I had you breaking. The risk that I’m taking.”
A Thousand Year -Christina Perri
It about waiting for a loved one and waiting to be united. Cassia she wait everyday for the time to come when she get to get together with Ky. Everyday they get closer to each other. One day when he sent to war she will be waiting for him again. No matter what she still love
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The other person already have someone new in his life and it time to let him go for something better. Xander is trying to let Cassia go and be with the one that she love. He know that now her feeling has changed and it’s not him anymore.
ไม้ขอก็จะให้ -ดา เอ็นโดรฟิน ( Didn’t Asked But I’ll Give - Da Endorphine)
A couple was forced apart when the guy had to serve in the military. When he was way he got injured and girl help healed him. Love bloomed from that, but he already have a girlfriend at home. The girlfriend come to realize that they both have feeling for each other, so she sacrifice her lover. It is like Xander, Cassia and Ky.
เธอมีฉัน ฉันมีใคร -ดา เอ็นโดรฟิน ( You Have Me, Who Do I Have - Da Endorphine)
A childhood friends and later when they grown up little bit they relationship change to become a couple. The longer together the guy change into a different person and more secretive. Only to find out that he had someone else, while she have no one. It’s just like Cassia and Xander, only in this case Cassia is the one who find someone else. She love both of them, but in the end she chose Ky and left Xander

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