Hi Fares!

I like your topic! I particularly like Hide and Seek by Imogen Heap (one that I have been teaching myself to sing), Glider by Heather Woods Broderick, and Age of Adz by Sufjan Stevens. Maybe some folks out there could try those.

One thing I noticed about your language was the usage of the pronoun "for" rather than "by" in communicating the relationship between the song and the artist. Try using "Daddy Lesson by Beyonce" rather than "Daddy Lesson for Beyonce," in order to communicate that the song was performed by the artist rather than for the artist. Using "by" in this situation would indicate that the artist performed the song. Using "for" in this situation indicates that the song was performed in order to please the artist or the song was performed to honor the artist. The distinctions between the two prepositions can be difficult to discern at times.

Thanks for starting the conversation!

I listened to the songs you had mentioned, all are great <3 but there are songs which I loved the most, namely: Chained To The Rhythm by Katy Perry, Soledad by Westlife, Ain't Go Far To Go by Jess Glynne, All Or Nothing by O-Town, Burn by Ellie Goulding, We Are The Champions by queen, The Kids Aren't Alright by the offspring, Wonderwall by Oasisi and one in a million.<o:p></o:p>

 I like ,,  You learn " from Alanis Morissete or  ,, Thank you  " also from her  . I like 90's  American music 

My favorite English songs... (this is a short list, although I have many!)

Selena "I could fall in love"

Tupac "Better Dayz"

David Bowie "Golden Years"

The Cure "Pictures of You"

Sade "Kiss of Life"

Maxwell "Ascension