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The Song Girl On An Island By Alice Phoebe Lou
The song Girl on an Island by Alice Phoebe Lou, is a hauntingly brilliant song. The lyrics create vivid images that seem to come to life and dance in your head. As the song begins I am far away from the Island, but as the song continues I am standing on the island, my feet buried in the sand and I am looking at into the eyes of an enchanting little girl. The lyrics of this song portray a young girl on an island far away from the rest of the world. She is isolated and no one could reach her no matter how hard they tried. She was alone, but she was also at ease with her situation. This girl represents someone who is an outcast from society due to the fact that she is different, because she is different she has alienated herself. This is why she

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