maddybruett:
“Birmingham Sunday” by Richard Fariña and “Ballad of Birmingham” by Dudley Randall are both __________.
SmokeyBrown:
Hi, and welcome to QuestionCove! There are many possible similarities between the two pieces mentioned; they are both written works which have been set to music; they both use the city of Birmingham, Alabama as subjects; they both draw upon the author's personal experiences, etc. In order to answer the question, we may need more context about what the question is asking exactly. Also, in case there are any multiple-choice options for you to choose from, it would be good to include those too. Please consider posting on this Question with more information, if you can :)
Vocaloid:
answer choices: based on fictional events broadside ballads written as songs firsthand accounts
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