so+much+trouble+in+the+world-+bob+marley

The song [|So Much Trouble in the World] was sung by [|Bob Marley] about how the government spent millions of dollars on space programs and just to build up there ego by doing something before the rest of the wold. He sings about how all the rest of the people who live in the streets are forgotten about and it's just a matter of time before government official's egos become their own destruction. Bob Marley uses a reference to the space program and says that they are miles away from reality which sends a clear message that the government doesn't realize that people that live in the streets are suffering, and that if they paid any attention to them they would know how much they were suffering. This song could have been triggered by many things but one thing specifically was the Apollo 13 space launch from The Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 11, 1970. The significance of this event was that people realized that space travel for people was possible, but Bob Marley says it doesn't matter if citizens are suffering from lack of money. I chose to use Bob Marley because he sings about issues and he knows how to get a point across while doing it. His death was a tragedy to the world; he died on January 14, 2009. His death was caused by cancer which started in the foot but soon spread to his lungs. Bob Marley was a significant person during times of war, and he sang for the people and for troops. Bob Marley will truly be missed, but he will live on in all of us through his music.