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Every Breath You Take

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Every Breath You Take
 

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What do phrases like “every step you take” or “every move you make” suggest? What kind of relationship is being described? How does the singer’s tone make you feel?

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2

Are the lyrics from the point of view of the lover, friend, or someone else? Which words are repeated? Why do you think repetition is used? How do you think the singer feels?

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3

What does the singer monitor in this verse? How would you explain “vow” in English? Could these lyrics apply to non-romantic relationships?

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4

How does the music influence the feeling of the lyrics? How would you describe the atmosphere of the song in one or two words? Do you think the singer is obsessed, in love, or both? Why?

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5

How does repetition of the chorus affect the listener? Can you relate the theme of the song to real life situations? Can love become obsession? Where is the line?

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6

Imagine you are the singer. How would you explain your feelings to a friend? How would you rewrite a line of the song in your own words or for a different context? Could this song inspire a short story, conversation, or personal reflection?

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7

Do you think it’s possible to love someone too much? How do you know? Have you ever felt protective, jealous, or overly attentive toward someone? How did you handle it? How can trust or privacy be important in relationships? How does music like this make you reflect on your own life or emotions? Do you think love and obsession are closely related or very different? Could these lyrics apply to situations outside of romantic relationships?

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