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In this article I will discuss the comparison of the meanings of each verse in two different songs. The first title of the song is "child" performed by nidji band and the second title is "sleeping child" which is brought by MLTR band. The two songs have the same theme.

If we look carefully many bands or singers carry the same theme as well as two songs to be discussed in this article. The two songs both tell the story of a child's figure or shown to children expressed in different languages and different meanings in each verse. To be able to understand the content of the song the listener must be smart in using every word in the stanza of both songs.

Two lyrics of the song that I will compare is a very popular song lyrics. Both lyrics depict …show more content…

The meaning has the intention that the character "I" is looking for his identity or looking for his personality, depicted in the lyrics I will be fading / As your child.
The fourth verse of the poet tries to describe my character who expects his parents to always be with him. To not go, not afraid, not late and not to worry because the character "I" is his son

The fourth verse of the poet tries to describe my character who expects his parents to always be with him. To not go, not afraid, not late and not to worry because the character "I" is his son.

While in the first verse on the lyrics of the song MLTR figure "I" describes the state of the universe at night, figures "I" revealed that the emergence of the moon as a sign and a good night for children. Illustrated on the lyrics of The Milky Way upon the heavens / Is twinkling just for you / And Moon he came by / To say goodnight to you
In the second stanza of the MLTR song lyrics, the "me" figure invites everyone to sing and pray for this world. It is as a form of their concern for the world, which is portrayed in the lyrics I'll sing for you I'll sing for you / Gonna show them all we …show more content…

While in the last verse on the MLTR song, the poet reveals that it will always protect the "you" figure in his sleep from the bad guys and this cruel world. Looks at the lyrics I'm gonna cover my sleeping child / Keep you away from the world so wide.

In the lyrics of the song MLTR words a little difficult to understand because the poet is so clever and clever plays the words that create a poetic impression and many use the style of language that raises a double meaning. Not infrequently we need to hear many times the lyrics for the meaning to be conveyed author we can understand. In the lyrics of MLTR songs we have to be observant interpret the parables.
The above mentioned of course we do not encounter much in the lyrics of the song D'Masiv is using simple words. There are not many figurative uses found in the lyrics of the song. All the words in the lyrics of the song "child" of d'masiv are so embedded in everyday life, making it easier to interpret the meanings conveyed to the

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