Little Lady Analysis

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“Little Lady” by Mali Music: The Reality
“Life is but a dream,”
In Mali Music’s hit song, “Little Lady,” he speaks to women of all cultures and ages. Mali talks about the hardship that women with past lovers had endured through his diction and his ability to captivate everyone with the feeling his song gives. This song is not a song about love, but a song to assure women that there are good men with great intentions in the world. This is his song of hope, encouragement, and strength. Mali Music, born January 12, 1988 as Kortney Jamaal Pollard, grew up in the south. He started making music around his teenage years. As of right now, he is a producer, singer, songwriter, and a steadfast Christian who loves to sing from the heart. His music consists
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With his lyrical and vivid ways of putting out his messages, his voice is heard worldwide. Mali is inspirational and has set a goal to change the world one album, one song, one line at a time. His song portrays the reality of how women go through situations and later see it as a generational trend continuing down to their daughters and granddaughters. My impression of this song by Mali Music is that he expresses his thoughts in words and tone as well as his commitment in making a change in all females who have been down that rocky path. “Life is but a dream” is merely just a form of saying little girl your falsely told and taught of the greatness of all the is around. However little girl you will go through the trials of pain, hurt, and love. The song also to me is a reality of how woman go through situations and then see it happening to their daughters and granddaughters. Thus the recurring cycle of trials and tribulations start. I too am a victim of this situation. I turn the eye to the recurring cycle of pain, hurt, and sometimes love. I raise my children on the fun of the Easter Bunny and jolly happiness of Santa Claus but it 's only to mask and fabricate the hurt, pain, and love so that this cycle could be

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