Music: Song Analysis

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This song starts with a nice instrumental. The instruments throughout the song, the trumpet and the piano, did not overpower the song. It was easy to follow the lyrics of the song. The yodeling gave this song a country vibe to it as well. I never really listened to any songs that had yodeling in it so I honestly didn’t think I would be a fan, however this song had a good mix of instrument, singing, and yodeling. The song was a good tempo, not too fast or slow. The song had me tapping my foot.

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