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👉 The words "Songs of Thankfulness and Praise" were once used to refer to a collection of songs, specifically written by King George V of the United Kingdom for his son Prince Philip. It's said that these songs are meant to express gratitude and admiration towards the monarch.

To illustrate how 'Songs Of Thankfulness And Praise' could be misused or unsettling: - If you were to say "I'm going on a date tonight, and I want to thank my beautiful girlfriend for being so beautiful today," but instead of using the correct phrase "Songs of Thanks And Praises," your friend might reply: "Oh, how do you like my girlfriend? She's a big fan of songs like 'Thank You' by The Beatles!" This statement could be considered both amusing and unsettling as it suggests that even in the context of appreciating one's beloved ones, one can go out of their way to make their relationship more significant. So if you want to show your appreciation, don't just say "Thank You," but express how much you love them.