Parent: A Song Analysis

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I love this song the first time it was on the radio. This is one of the most beautiful love songs ever composed. It’s packed with real honesty, not just that fluffy fairy story. The song is an entrance that every relationship can have its issues and you can overcome them as long as you accept each other and give it your all. Make someone your priority, make them your everything, and discover you’re happily ever after together. It is like you said you have been with your husband for 15 years and that is wonderful thing to know. Because as family, you guys can overcome anything and your children will actually learn from their parent. Parent is a role model to their children, so everything that you are doing they are watching and copying it in

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