Can somebody tell me a song's name with a good message for teenagers, please it's for a homework, it's urgent
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Nas - I can
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The Sunscreen Song - Baz Luhrmann Very good song, in a very strange way
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"Rest In Pieces" by Misanthrope
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Watching you by Brad paisley I think its by him at least, Jesus Take the wheel also by Carrie Underwood,theres another one it goes dont blink youll be married to your hschool sweet heart your babies gorowin'up too something to that line hope i helped:)
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one voice billy gilman I also found this http://www.metrolyrics.com/teenc-power-lyrics-bis.html
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Oh I almost forgot this one. It is a great song with lots of meaning behind it. Montgomery Gentry, Tattoos & Scars
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Teenage Wasteland (Rock) "....I don't have to fight to prove I'm right. I don't need to be forgiven." * Or this one: You've Got To Stand For Something Or You'll Fall For Anything. (Country)
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"Surrender.surrender,but don't give yourself away"/Cheap Trick
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Anyway. Either Martina McBrides version or Katie Giguere(my fav)
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I don't know what kind of music you like but you could get double points for "Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner" by Iron Maiden. It was originaly a lengthy poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1797-98 with an awesome "moral of the storey" type ending. Although Iron Maiden paraphrased most of it in their musical remake back in '87, they still kept the storey line and the moral intact up to the end. Look up and read the lyrics.
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twista ft faith evans - hope
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Learn to Live - Darius Rucker
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Everybody Hurts R.E.M. Life in One Day Howard Jones
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My favorite song, called, "True Colors"
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My favorite song, called, "True Colors"
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"Hope" by Klaatu ... ... lyrics etc. are here ... http://www.klaatu.org/ ... here is the YouTube video ... .
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Oh dear, there's so many things one would like teenagers to know... but would they relate to them? Best of you - Foo fighters. Sorry, the rest of them were too depressive.
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Whitney Houston - "Greatest Love Of All"
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"Holiday in Cambodia" by Dead Kennedys. I take it at face value as a warning not to believe the leftist teaching of many of your teachers.
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"Cats in the Cradle" by Harry Chapin This song means a lot to me. When it first came out I was a teenager and I used it to connect with my Father, who was working himself to an early grave. It stresses the need for family connections by showing the folly of not having any. Hope this helps.
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There is a spoken-word recording set to music by Les Crane from 1971 of a poem by Max Ehrmann called "Desiderata". It reached #8 on the Billboard charts. It is basically the instructions for attaining happiness in life. The message is so strong that many people have this poem framed and hung on their wall.
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