Song: Five Finger Death Punch By Jekyll And Hyde

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Title of Song: Jekyll and Hyde

Artist: Five Finger Death Punch

Speaker: From whose point of view is the song being sung?

The song is being sung from the perspective of a man talking about everyone’s dark side/inner demons.

Setting: when does your song take place?

The song takes place in 2015.

Subject/Topic: What is the song mainly about?

The song is mainly about fighting against one’s inner demons.

Mood: What is the mood of the song? How does it make you feel? Does it change?

The mood is very matter of fact, as if the person singing knows what they are talking about through first hand experiences. It makes me feel that everyone does indeed have a dark side to them.

Musicality: Does the music match the mood? How/Explain.

The music

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