We were having fun on twitter the other night and I was introduced to the site for making wordles. From their site, “Wordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text.” I thought these were really cool (shout-out to @pastelpastel for making mine from my tweets!). And then I remembered I have a cool “list” of words–all the lyrics from David Archuleta’s album “The Other Side of Down.” So I tweaked my word list to take out titles and such and plunked it into Wordle and voila! You can click to see it better. It’s a fun exercise to see if you can figure out which song the least used words come from.bearsafloat.net
Oh one more thing. Wordle automagically removed what it called “common English words.” I wish they’d considered “oh” common, LOL. Can you guess which one of the following alphabetized common English words was actually used the most in the TOSOD song lyrics: I, it, the, you? No contest. The word “I” was used much more frequently than anything else. Makes sense, eh? After all, this was David’s album to talk about himself.
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Wordle of TOSOD song lyrics!
I found this on twitter and thought it was pretty cool!
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david archuleta,
I,
lyrics,
oh,
songs,
the other side of down,
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