Dave Mathews

According to the American traditional dictionary, the poet is a poet. If I wanted to give my own definition of a poet, it would be said that the poet is a person who can accept a set of words and integrate one hundred different emotions and meanings into it. This is what Dave Matthews did with his lyrics. He used his feelings in that language. This is the reason why he became a master of words and poetry. Starting with his first album "Remember Two Things", Mathews instructed the audience to do everything from love to relax and to enjoy that day.

Another music group, The Dave Mathews Band, released "Dancing Nancies" as part of their album "Under the Table and Dreaming" in 1994. The problem raised by this song is "I can be someone else". The execution of a sacred plan built in heaven seems to be the subject of this composition. This song represents the constant fate of an individual and the whole social life. But this is in sharp contrast to Shakespeare's depiction of overly cruel sacred justice. This song is not judgment or condemnation about the fate of life, but recognition and recognition of that unforgiving existence. The character in the song encompasses the existence of fate, which allows him to influence him without compromising his identity and inner beliefs. He welcomes sacred existence and welcomes it with singing and dancing. People truly believe in the universal plan of integrity and justice

Divers Mathews' influence and music is beginning to become important as my college days have told the end. In a new music video he played at MTV "Do not drink and do not crush", maybe I have developed more open mind about rock music other than hard rock, I am very interested. When icing on the cake, my favorite songs like these songs and Stay (Wasting Time), Tripping Billies, Too Much, Crash Into Me are staple food at the university bar and my friends I often visit. I am drunk, I cherish everyday life, I encounter a unique character dance, and I miss seeing these legendary DMB songs exploded from speakers. My brothers and I could not get enough, so from 1999 to 2001 I think that my "Golden Years" was dominated by Dave Matthews' albums and songs. Song crash is very important in my life's soundtrack. I can play many times without getting tired.