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My Life Soundtrack Analysis
This song is on my life soundtrack just because it is a really catchy song. It always plays on the radio while I’m at work and is stuck in my head afterwards. My favorite part of this song is the chorus because that’s what is the catchy part of this song. The singer just has a really nice voice. This song is also very uplifting and energetic when you’re down or tired.

This song is part of my life soundtrack because it reminds me of my great grandma. My great grandma passed away when I was in 5th grade and this song has always reminded me of her. We were extremely close, she was my best friend, and whenever I hear this song it brings back memories of when I was at her house or just spending time with her. My favorite part of this song is the chorus. When I was younger I used to listen to this song after she passed away because it reminded me that I would see her again someday. …show more content…
My boyfriend and I have been together for almost a year and whenever I hear this song, I think of him. When this song first came out, my boyfriend always sang it when I was around. My favorite part of this song is the chorus. I just find the chorus really
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