The final words of song are “Try everything”, which reinforces the most important values that the persona has talked about and that the reader has learned about throughout the entire song. Throughout the song, the theme of perseverance and learning from your mistakes is emphasised the persona. This message is fully encapsulated in these last two words of the song, leaving the reader feeling hopeful, confident and empowered.

 The song “Try Everything” seems to be an encouraging, empowering song, particularly to those who have faced a failure in life and seem dejected, depressed, discouraged, downtrodden or even unmotivated to move forward. It inspires them to persevere and learn from their mistakes to be able to keep going. The main repetition throughout the song is “Try everything” which is used to convey to the readers to not be scared of new challenges or obstacles that they might face, but instead we should be motivated and feel empowered that we can learn from our failures. Reinforcing the idea that failure is not a something is not to perceived as something to dread or fear, instead it should be perceived as a stepping stone to success, thus making the effort to try new things doesn’t seem as intimidating as we can just overcome our failure if we make one.

In the song “Try Everything” the conscious use of repetition of stanzas such as stanza 4 and the chorus of “Oh,oh,oh,oh” and “Try everything” creates a motivating tone for the reader. The song captures the essence of resilience and self belief, making it an anthem for those who feel unmotivated when faced with failures or setbacks.

In stanza 11 there is a use of repetition “Oh,oh,oh,oh” and “Try everything” with a catchy rhythm. All these help the song end off in a positive tone, reinforcing the message to not be afraid and to try new things as, if you fail, you can learn from that failure, persevere and become a more resilient individual.

The persona conveys to the reader that mistakes result in growth when she states “Those new mistakes”. This suggests that mistakes aren’t something to be disappointed by but they are signs of growth and progress rather than failure.

In line 39 the writer employs a hopeful and uplifting tone when she states “I'll keep on making them every day”, this suggests that the throughout the entire song the readers perception of failure has changed completely, at the start what was once considered a loss is now considered a point of learning. Furthermore, the persona uses an oxymoron in this line as she creates a hopeful spin on failure which is usually seen a fearful or dreadful feeling.

The persona uses a the present continuous tense to reinforce perseverance and thus the attitude of the persona has been fully realised through the song, not only is the persona someone who has very strong willpower and perseverance but the persona is also someone who embraces a growth mindset when it comes to learning from their mistakes

There is repetition between “I’ll keep on making” between lines 38 and 39 which emphasises that learning from your mistakes is continuous process that occurs when faced with failure

The persona uses the word ‘we’ in “Sometimes we come last, but we did our best” which helps to foster a unique bond between the reader and the writer based on the relatability of failure. The writer uses this relationship built over the song to help encourage the reader, it doesn’t matter how far they fallen but what matters is how they get back up.

Furthermore, an oxymoron is employed by the persona, sometime we come last but we did our best which contrasts failure and success. The writer reminds the reader that diligently trying our best is what really matters. The tone is encouraging, reassuring and comforting the person, the persona is speaking to , that their effort matters more than their success

The persona employs metaphors when she states “no need to run so fast”, this suggests that the persona is telling the reader to slow down and calm themselves down. We don’t have to be as fast as everyone else. Sometimes we need slow down and relax, this could further suggest that the persona is talking to someone who has been drained and exhausted from a failure that they have faced.

The persona employs a metaphor as they state “Don't beat yourself up”. The metaphors is employed to encourage the reader to not get frustrated or disappointed when they have not succeed and instead have been met with failure. This suggests that the person the persona is talking to has faced an extreme failure that has made them feel discouraged and beaten. The persona wants to uplift and motivate the person to move on, making the persona have a very caring and thoughtful attitude towards helping others.

The persona seems to be comforting and reassuring the reader for a second person perspective “you've done enough”. This suggests that the persona is someone who has felt these feeling of defeat and failure before as they are trying to reassure the reader that the effort has been worthwhile. This could further suggest that the reader is a person who has tried their best to succeed but has failed and instead they have been discouraged by their setback

The use of “Baby” in stanza 7 is a term of endearment. This suggests that the persona has affection for the reader who might feel hopeless or facing a difficultly just like the persona had felt before.

In line 26 the persona employs an endearing and comforting tone when she speaks directly to the reader, “Look how far you've come”. This suggests that the persona is encouraging and uplifting the reader after they have moved past their struggles in life. The use of “you’ve” creates a second person prespective that makes the reader look back at their failures and how they have overcame them. This line is stanza 7 introduces a new compassionate side from the persona. This further suggests that the persona has been in the same shoes as the reader, thus relating to the feeling of pride you feel when you reflect upon your life.

In stanza 6 the persona employs a use repetition of “Oh, oh, oh, oh” and “Try everything” which creates a empowering and uplifting tone. It could further suggest that the persona is singing this song to a person who feels dejected or hopeless as they have failed at something to encourage them and instil confidence in them to persevere through their failures.

In lines 14 persona shows a new attitude of an eagerness to learn from failure when she states that “I wanna try even though I could fail”. These tone of this line strikes confidence even though, the word “fail” is used. The word “fail” is looked at in a sad and gloomy tone, however the line changes how we feel about the term failure. Failure is presented to us in a new light. We now have a new outlook at failure as now the reader starts to comprehend failure as nothing but opportunity to learn and grow. As the tone used it uplifting, it changes the reader’s perspective about failure and makes us more hopeful, as failure is just a way for us to learn from mistakes, so there is a no longer a sense of dread felt when we try new things similarly to the persona’s desire to try new things.

In lines 13 and 14 the persona employs repetition when the persona talks about trying new things “I wanna try everything, I wanna try even though I could fail”. This conveys the personas desperation to try new things that many may not be comfortable with, this emphasising the personas bravery and determined attitude. It could further suggest that the persona is an adventurous person who is willing to try new experiences.

In line 12 the writer has told us her end point, what she wants to accomplish by persevering through her difficulties. “Til I reach the end” suggests that the persona will keep on pushing through the pain and struggle to reach her goal which is the end of whatever task she wants to take on. This could further suggest that the persona has an extremely tough mindset and attitude that can’t be changed or wavered off course no matter what.

In line 11 the persona says “I won't give up, no, I won't give in” where a repetition of the words “I won’t” is present, emphasising the personas attitude towards facing a obstacle or a setback. The persona has a very strong conviction to keep moving forward even when they feel like giving up or facing a challenge that may seem insurmountable, even when they face these challenges they will not give up and keep persevering.

In stanza 4 line 11 the persona is telling the readers that she will not give up and instead she will keep pushing through her failures and succeed. The use of diction in “won’t” in lines 11 create a confident and empowering tone suggesting that the reader is a very strong and motivated person who will not give up when hurdles or obstacles stand in their way.

In stanza 3, the persona employs metaphorical language by referring to a bird learning how to fly which is metaphor for learning from your mistakes to improve. “Birds don't just fly, they fall down and get up”, this metaphor is used to emphasise the act of learning from your mistakes and building yourself up to be better. This metaphor could also suggest a tone of encouragement from the persona to the reader who has experienced a failure or a setback.

In lines 7 to 8 we continue to see the perseverance the persona has. The persona says “I keep falling down, I keep on hitting the ground” in line 7, the repetition of ‘i keep’ in these two phases suggest that the persona has faced more one failure and that these challenges are starting to overwhelm them. However in line 8, this trope of failure has taken a turn when the persona says “I always get up now, see what's next”. This suggests that the persona will always get back up after a failure. The use of “hitting the ground” and “get up now” in lines 7 and 8 respectively, emphasises the persona’s attitude towards failure whenever they fail or fall down, they will get back up no matter what.

This stanza creates an empowering tone. The stanza makes the reader feel electrified and motivated as they read how the persona falls and fails but keeps going and getting back up. The tone encourages the reader and creates an uplifting atmosphere.

In line 6 of the song, the persona continuous to speak about their own failures and the sense of loss. ”Lost to myself”, this suggests that the speaker has something they want to achieve but they failed themselves. However in line 6 the speaker then says “but I'll just start again”. These two phases used in line 6 contradict themselves creating an oxymoron. The persona has lost and failed but they want to start again and keep going. This contrast, creates a sense of perseverance and an ‘never give up attitude’ from the persona.

The persona seems to be singing this song to someone who is feeling blue and hopeless. “I lost another fight”, this metaphor seems to imply that the reader is feeling hopeless at an another failure they have faced. It could further suggest that the speaker has felt similar feelings before as the use of “I” creates an introspective where the speaker is also reflecting on her own mistakes.