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Get ready to get blown off your
feet with this album.
Carrie Underwood was born on March
10, 1983 in a city called Muskogee located in Oklahoma. She was raid in a
country farm. Carrie Underwood’s life change after she won the fourth season of
American Idol. After that she won many Grammy, Country Music Association and
Academy of country music Awards.
The concept of this album is to fit
many different situations. She likes to put actual situations people can relate
to so that it can touch their hearts. This is what makes this album so great.
She basically makes up the characters and makes up stories to sing about. Most
of her songs are not personal to her.
Now let’s take a look at the
meaning of each of her songs.
1)
NO
GOOD GIRL(3:23)
This song is about warning a girl
about her ex-boyfriend. She’s warning her to open her eyes that he is no good
and that she can do a lot better without him.
2)
Blown
Away(3:58)
The meaning behind this song is
about a little girl that lives with her alcoholic father. And she wants all the
memories she has in that home to go away. As she says she wants the tornado to
blow everything away from her. But it’s
not strong enough to take all the bad memories away.
3)
Two
Black Cadillac’s(4:56)
This song is about a man that was
living a double life. He was cheating on his wife and another lady for a very
long time. And the man dies and the two women go to his burial but they are not
sad because he was a cheater and a liar.
4)
See
You Again(4:05)
The meaning of this song is a loved
one leaving. It is basically saying how she will she them again in this life or
the next that she just has to hold on to them. That they will always be there
not physically but emotionally.
5)
Do
You Think About Me(3:37)
This song is about a girl moving to
another town and missing the boy she loves. And she talks about old times and
asking if he misses her as much as she misses him. Also if he ever thinks about
her because she cannot stop thinking of him.
6)
Forever
Changed(4:01)
This is a song about a lady
watching herself get older and changing. Then the day she brings her daughter
into this world is the day she brings love into her life. And her life changes
when she gets Alzheimer’s her daughter is the one that’s there with her through
it.
7)
Nobody
Ever Told You(4:09)
This song is about a girl that is
insecure about herself. That she is
beautiful but she doesn’t know it. That she needs to realize how beautiful she
is that she doesn’t need anyone to tell her, she has to realize it herself.
8)
One
Way Ticket(3:56)
One way ticket is
basically life is what you make it. And sometimes you need a break from all the
things holding you back from being happy and having a great time. And the one
way ticket is the ticket to happiness and do what you want to do.
9)
Thank
God For Hometowns(4:02)
This song is saying how there is no
place like your hometown. That you can never forget your hometown or the people
in it. That your hometown will always be the place you can go back to for
comfort.
10)
Good
In Goodbye(4:17)
This song is basically saying how
there is good things out of saying goodbye to people. And how sometimes you
have to let go of certain people and you’ll realize it was for the best.
Sometimes we tend to hold onto something that isn’t meant to be held on to and
you’ll soon realize why.
11)
Leave
Love Alone(3:18)
This song is saying how love can
either make you or break you. And either way if it breaks you we can seem to
stay away from it.
12)
Cupids
Got A Shotgun(3:42)
This song is about how she keeps
dodging love. That she is hiding from falling in love.
13)
Wine
After Whiskey(3:50)
This song is about her missing
someone but it was right to let him go because it was a good and healthy
relationship. That it’s hard to find love when he hold up the whole meaning of
it.
14)
Who
Are You(3:53)
Most of this album is
about things people can actually relate to which makes the album so popular. Album is mostly about love.
I enjoyed the summaries of each of the songs and the brief history of Underwood is a nice touch to create context. There are some grammar issues with comma splices, too much space in between paragraphs, and the review would be much more complete with commentary that evaluates the album beyond summarizing the songs and offers a suggestion to buy or not buy.
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