Analysis Of Impulsive By Wilson Phillips

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Have you seen the pandora commercial where they ask several people how does the music make them feel? Why would they ask such a question? Music makes people feel all kinds of emotions, especially toward a particular genre of music. Like for example; most hip-hop song are about someone, usual a loved one. Heavy metal is songs about something dark, some people like these songs when angry or upset about something in their lives. Some songs even include impulsive thinking, or hindsight of times that where impulsive.

The song “Impulsive” by Wilson Phillips shows how she was being impulsive at the time how that she was thinking with her heart and not her mind. She loved him and without taking a step back and seeing if the relationship was going

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