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Kyra Alyson Duran
Danielle Mikaella Santos
Ivanne Bhlue Duenas
Christian Jay Hila
Girish Kumar
SONG #1: Passing Through (Can't the Future Just Wait) by Kaden MacKay
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If we get it
meant to “burn barns” was burning people that nobody looked after. Hence, the reason why he is not yet
caught. The song lyric signifies the narrator being intrigued and preoccupied with the man’s
habit—burning barns, he ended up being too late to realize that the girl was missing due to that specific
habit. Rather, the story ends with the narrator still checking down a burnt barn long after the
disappearance of the girl and letting time pass by—becoming old, not realizing a thing.
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Explanation: In relation to the short story, the song depicts the lifestyle of the girl as she lived from
boyfriend to boyfriend to provide her meals and necessities. Although not explicitly related to the whole
meaning and mood of Ariana’s song, this lyric line alone can summarize the idea of how the girl in the
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Explanation: The song refers to the color “red” as a warning or “Red Flag” of the person and “fire”,
which can give you warmth but also can burn you. In the story, the girl’s last mentioned boyfriend was
considered the longest relationship the girl ever had. In relation to the song lyric, “loving him was red”,
although the story didn’t mention if the girl was truly in love with the guy, it can be portrayed as the girl
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“You betrayed me
Explanation: This song is about betraying someone, in the story, even though the girl trusted the guy and
had a relationship with him, the guy didn’t hesitate to betray the girl and ended up being the cause of her
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Explanation: “Some love is just a lie of the heart”, is seen because the relationship between the girl and
the man was considered a lie as the man plotted her as a target for one of his killings in the first place.
Even though the story doesn’t mention if their love was true and genuine, the song lyric refers to the
relationship as the man approached her not because he was attracted to her, but because he saw her as
SONG #6:
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Explanation: Although the POV of the girl wasn’t mentioned in the story, the girl didn’t have the chance
to escape, nor did she just let the situation flow. The song lyric could be a plea of the girl towards her
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the narrator has feelings for the girl despite him having a wife and the girl having a boyfriend. The
narrator also stated that there is something about the girl who was at work with the girl’s relations with
men, which at some point, the narrator and the girl had that kind of arrangement.
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Explanation: This song speaks for the boyfriend of the girl. In the story, the guy was asked by the
narrator if he had already decided on what barn he would be burning next. He then replies that he has a
barn in mind that is close to the narrator—the girl. The song lyric signifies the girl being chosen as part of
SONG #9: “Play with Fire” by Sam Tinnesz ft. Yacht Money
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Explanation: This song represents the characteristics of the girl’s boyfriend. The song states that the
person can’t stop himself from creating danger that gets him high. Just like the boyfriend of the girl, he
likes to burn “barns” and uses fire to create havoc and satisfy him.
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Explanation: This goes both ways for the narrator and the girl’s boyfriend, the narrator is somewhat
numb to the feeling of company and ease, but he later feels that comfort when he’s with her. Meanwhile,
the girl’s boyfriend, just wants to burn barns, just to satisfy his urges and see beauty in the ones he’s burnt
or, in a Metaphoric way, to cut people off from his life after getting what he wanted to feel certain
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“Is it ever gonna change? Am I gonna feel this way forever? are you gonna be around for me to
count on?”
Explanation: This song depicts the narrator's feelings towards the girl, not in a romantic way but the
feeling of never wanting to change that feeling of comfort and ease towards her and somewhat feeling the
need for her company—as the story implies, the narrator feels relaxed when he’s with her.