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Miranda Lambert: Song Analysis
Miranda Lambert is using the power of music to express her feelings about her recent split from Blake Shelton.

At the 2015 ACM Honors on Tuesday, Lambert was all dressed in pink while singing Loretta Lynn's 1972 divorce song "Rated X."

The song contains lyrics, "Well if you've been a married woman / and things didn't seem to work out / Divorce is the key to bein' loose and free / So you're gonna be talked about."

"She sang songs that were not necessarily appropriate to sing at times, like this for me," Lambert told the audience, according to E!, "So, I'm so thankful for women empowerment."

After Lambert performed on stage, she posted on her Instagram a video of her along with friends covering Taylor Swift's 'Bad Blood' for a "glam jam."
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