No trial is too big when you know that you are capable of doing anything you desire. “Firework” is an anthem that can get anyone through their hardest days.
You are capable of overcoming anything that you set your mind to. That you are beautiful even if you do not feel like it. It is okay to not feel your best all that time. Those listening to the notes will hear calls of celebration, acknowledging that everyone feels down in the dumps sometimes. Katy Perry’s creation, perhaps the most popular of all her songs, is another anthem that calls for the listener to celebrate themselves and all of their victories. All you can do is take your acquired knowledge and do what you can in the moment. You have no idea what is coming next, or how you can prepare yourself to handle it. The unpredictability of this song’s advice is what makes it so wonderful for life. Kenny Rogers has done an excellent job of advising on the unpredictable thing known as life, creating tools that you might be able to use. There are many other lovely lessons hidden in this song. Only you can know what you should change and what you should not. Greed will not get you far in your life, especially if you do not know when to be greedy. That there are times in life where you will have to suck it up, fight or give up. You need to be smart enough to understand what to do in your everyday interactions. Life is unpredictable, and you do not know who you are going to encounter or the dangers you will face. “The Gambler” by Kenny Rogers is an excellent life lesson about the risks and rewards that come with life. Its message persists as the world continues to segregate itself based on various disagreements based on the color of one’s skin. This song has continued to stand through time as it has changed, shifting from one societal issue to the next. All it takes is looking at yourself in the mirror, and moving forward from there. Improvement is easy if you are looking at it the right wayĪnyone who is feeling the devastation that comes with looking at the state of the world should listen to this song. If you want the world around you to become better, you need to start with yourself. 
Through his singing, Jackson teaches a lesson about life reflections and how this impacts society. His 1987 creation, “Man in the Mirror”, is no exception. A lot of them have powerful messages hidden beneath the catchy tunes that carry the lyrics forward. Named after the fictional mineral property that was Superman’s weakness, “Kryptonite” took on a more omnipotent effect as a song, Arnold’s narrative of the people that pick you back up when you fall.The late Michael Jackson created many memorable songs. Ultimately, “Kryptonite” is about friends.
Taking the song to band practice, he worked plugging in guitar parts and drums in former bass player Tod Harrell’s living room. Written by Arnold while he was in his high school algebra class-where he tended to write most songs for his band-in his native Mississippi nearly 30 years earlier, “Kryptonite” started with a drum beat that Arnold tapped out on his desk. I was like, ‘yo, that’s so awesome.’ I said ‘that song is older than every single song person here.’ Those kids’ parents were playing it, so they have been hearing it their entire lives.” “They were just jamming to ‘Kryptonite,’ and when the song got over, I was just laughing. “There were probably 10,000 people at the show, but in the first 150 feet of the crowd there wasn’t anyone that wasn’t over the age of 18,” says Arnold, still proud of the reach of the band’s 2000 hit. In the summer of 2019, Brad Arnold looked out into the crowd and noticed a bunch of kids, hands up in the air, singing along to “Kryptonite,” a song released nearly 20 years earlier-when these younger concertgoers were likely not even born-on 3 Doors Down’s debut The Better Life in 2000.
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