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Bajic 1

Armin Bajic

Mrs.Coletto

8th Grade Writing

26 September 2017

Lyric analysis of Life Is A Highway by Rascal Flatts

In the song by Rascal Flatts “Life is a Highway” they are talking about how a highway

Can compare to a life. For example you might want it to go left but it goes right. Or you

May get off on the wrong exit.
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