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Are you a writer of the written word? Have you ever been stuck on a creative block and needed some quick inspiration to get back on track? What if I told you that the solution to your writing woes is staring at your screen right now. jothe jotheyali is a song that was composed by Brad Morrison of "Scribbling In The Dust" in 2010, and has been liked over 120,000 times on YouTube. With lyrics like “In all my life I've never met anyone who's had more fun than me” and “later in life I hope to be as happy as they are," it's hard not to hear this song and not feel an overwhelming sense of joy. Let's take a look at the lyrics of the song. In these lyrics, there are no concrete nouns, adjectives or articles. This makes for a difficult read but it also gives the writer more freedom to picture this being sung from any point of view. It also adds to the ambiguity of the meaning and allows it to be interpreted in a variety of ways. The most prominent pattern in these lyrics is repetition. There are several reiterations of words and phrases, including “jothe jotheyali” itself over fifty times throughout the song. Another is “Jotheyali” which (literally translated) means do whatever you want or do whatever you like. The “j” at the beginning of the word “Jotheyali” allows it to be pronounced in any language so long as there is a similar sound in the language. This makes it hard to classify the song in one language only, but on the other hand this is part of its charm. It's like you're hearing something written by someone else (and on paper) but on audio. The song consists very nearly entirely of repetition, which leads to the formation of rhymes. The last line of each stanza becomes more and more heavily repeated until it becomes identical to the first line (which is also repeated many times). This structure abides by most of the rules of rhyming poetry. The way the song is arranged works especially well for this piece because it removes any kind of distraction. The instrumental is playing in the background with little to no variation, and the vocalist has only one main melody which they are free to embellish, but they are never distracted from it. After listening to this song many times I was struck by its catchy nature. It's easy for new listeners to remember after just one listen, and it has some interesting features that contribute to this strength. The first thing to point out is the way the song builds up as it progresses. The first line is repeated twice with little melody, but by the end of the third repetition the melody is pretty well complete. This corresponds to a progression in happiness as one listens. The song project a sense of happiness and contentment during the beginning stanzas, which gradually increases until it reaches its peak at "Jothe Jotheyali". Another feature that contributes to memorability is that this song is very short with short phrases. It's only four lines long, and has a total of thirteen words used throughout all four lines.

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