Hello guys, Vera here today to talk to you and in this podcast I will share with you some phonological properties in a song that I like a lot. The song’s name is “Going”, composed and sung by Tow’rs. Look at some words in this song that rhyme: birds and words, see and me, knew and drew, two and you, yard and cards, clock and talk. We can also see the words ending in ED: learned and wanted, and the words ending in ING: going, hurting and sobering. Let’s see the song and pay attention to those points? If I was as tall enough to talk to birds I’d pick you up in my arms with words And lend your eyes, a sight to see Just how much you mean to me Just how much you mean to me You were something I once knew, all the years that the changes drew I have learned a thing or two, wherever I’m going I’m going with you Wherever I’m going I’m going with you Every September in the front yard The trees will hold their leaves like cards You were the hand that I was dealt You’re so good at hurting yourself We’re so good at hurting ourselves Sobering are the arms of a clock I could tell you just wanted to talk Why do you need the pills to sleep? To kill the monsters in your memory To kill the monsters in your memory To kill the monsters in your memory To kill the monsters in your memory To kill the monsters in your memory To kill the monsters in your memory All the years the changes drew (To kill the monsters in your memory) All the years the changes drew (To kill the monsters in your memory) Wherever I’m going, I’m going, I’m going, I’m going with you So, this is it for this episode, I hope you enjoy it. Thank you for listening, see you, bye.