The Simon & Garfunkel song "A Hazy Shade of Winter" clearly demonstrates Transcendentalist ideas about nature
"Walking Man" by James Taylor has definite roots in Transcendental ideas
"Colors of the Wind", It goes along with the transcendentalist idea that land has beauty that isn't exactly 'ownable'.
"Chasing Cars" by Snow Patrol contains transcendental ideas throughout the song through the idea that one must rely first on himself and his own knowledge before listening to the ideas of others.
"Chasing Cars" by Snow Patrol contains transcendental ideas throughout the song through the idea that one must rely first on himself and his own knowledge before listening to the ideas of others.
'true to myself' by ziggy Marley
'right now' by van halen
'gone going' by black eyed peas featuring jack Johnson
'best days' by graham colton
'fly like an eagle' by Steve miller band
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The Simon & Garfunkel song "A Hazy Shade of Winter" clearly demonstrates Transcendentalist ideas about nature
"Walking Man" by James Taylor has definite roots in Transcendental ideas
"Colors of the Wind", It goes along with the transcendentalist idea that land has beauty that isn't exactly 'ownable'.
"Chasing Cars" by Snow Patrol contains transcendental ideas throughout the song through the idea that one must rely first on himself and his own knowledge before listening to the ideas of others.
"Chasing Cars" by Snow Patrol contains transcendental ideas throughout the song through the idea that one must rely first on himself and his own knowledge before listening to the ideas of others.
'true to myself' by ziggy Marley
'right now' by van halen
'gone going' by black eyed peas featuring jack Johnson
'best days' by graham colton
'fly like an eagle' by Steve miller band
Hope that helps you out, and that, that's what you were looking for