Travelin' Soldier. Dixie Chicks literary devices help.?

Question

hey! I need help finding literary devices in the Dixie Chicks song Travelin' Soldier. Devices such as alliteration, repitition, rhyme, onomatopea, symbols, theme, mood, tone, hyperbole, consonance, etc. Also, what exactly this song is about! Help is appreciated :)

Answer 1

Never heard the song huh?
Viet. vet going off to war , no girlfriend, asks waitress to let him write, she's O.K wit it, He writes, she reads, soldier dies , girl cries at his funeral. The chorus is at least repetition..Lyrics and chords on link. Song written by Bruce Robison. Bro n law to Emily Robison, D/C Banjo, Dobro & b/u vocals. Good luck and get some sleep.

Answer 2

"This music replaced into written and initially recorded through Austin-depending u . s . music singer-songwriter Bruce Robison in 1996. The music takes position in the course of the Vietnam conflict, and is about an American soldier who befriends a waitress almost immediately earlier he enters the military. He writes her letters, as he has no individual else to position in writing to, or maybe as he dies, she is the really individual who's attentive to." **************************************...