A Music Debate--With a Twist

Right. So, I choose. .. (drum roll please)The song that. .. (pause for suspence)won lots of awards. .. (cool flash for transition and suspence)appears in one of the most recent Disney movies. .. (draws in breath)And its name is. .. .. (scroll down please)||||||||||||||||||||LET. IT. GO. I shall post my "reaction" to the song's lyrics, then review it. Source: . http://www.metrolyrics.com...The video: The snow glows white on the mountain tonightNot a footprint to be seen. A kingdom of isolation,and it looks like I'm the Queen This beginning gives the true reminder of loneliness and evokes the image of the song "Do You Wanna Build a Snowman", and gives us a moment to take in the fact that now that Elsa has abandoned her sister, she is lonely and feels conflicted. The wind is howling like this swirling storm insideCouldn't keep it in;Heaven knows I've triedOnce again, this verse reminds us of the sad song and beginning where Elsa struggled to keep her powers in. Don't let them in,don't let them seeBe the good girl you always have to beConceal, don't feel,don't let them knowWell now they knowThis verse gives suspence to the movie and to the scene: now that her parents are gone, what is she going to do? Let it go, let it goCan't hold it back anymoreThis cool climax and chorus of the song finally reveals what Elsa is going to do: let go of her powers and let go of her stresses and worries. This double meaning is quite cool, especially in the context of the movie. Let it go, let it goTurn away and slam the doorI don't carewhat they're going to sayLet the storm rage on. The cold never bothered me anywayThis verse truly shows that Elsa doesn't care about anything anymore, because all her secrets are now revealed, now she can let her powers release. It's funny how some distanceMakes everything seem smallAnd the fears that once controlled meCan't get to me at all This stresses on the fact that now that she is away from Anna, she cannot harm her sister, and thus, her powers can do no harm, and she is no longer afraid. It's time to see what I can doTo test the limits and break throughNo right, no wrong, no rules for me,I'm free! Elsa takes her powers to a higher level--hey, she's already "let it go", so why not "test the limits"? Let it go, let it goI am one with the wind and skyLet it go, let it goYou'll never see me cryHere I standAnd here I'll stayLet the storm rage on This repetition of the chorus only makes Elsa's solo stronger. My power flurries through the air into the groundMy soul is spiraling in frozen fractals all aroundAnd one thought crystallizes like an icy blastI'm never going back, the past is in the past Elsa highlights her strong powers with the complex diction (in comparison to her previous verses), and her choice of words illusionally seem like onomatopoeia, combined with the alliteration and rhyme, creates the ultimately catchy verse possible! Let it go, let it goAnd I'll rise like the break of dawnLet it go, let it goThat perfect girl is goneHere I standIn the light of dayLet the storm rage onThe cold never bothered me anyway! Elsa sings her last verse and says "goodbye" to the "perfect girl" she once was, and ends her powerful song with a slam to the door! OVERALL This song really had impact on the movie. It was the best of all the songs, and a closer examination reveals secret meanings, as the other song "Love is an Open Door" does. Let it Go, the annoyingly catchy song that fits in the theme and is very related to the theme of isolation and loneliness presented by "Do You Wanna Build a Snowman". It even reminds us of the powerfulness of Anna's "For the First Time in Forever", as Elsa is freed from her stresses as well and is extremely joyous now that Anna is safe from her and she is free to do whatever she wants. This song deserves all of its awards, and I rate it a 10/10, as it sets up the plot for the other songs and reminds the audience of the previous settings. Being an amazing song, with a powerful voice, Let it Go is awesome!