The song "Stand" by Rascal Flatts uses various lyrical devices including repetition, rhyme, and figurative language. The chorus repeats the phrase "Then you stand" to encourage persevering through challenges. End rhymes are used with words like "race" and "place." The lyrics also include examples of slant rhyme and alliteration. Through these techniques, the song conveys an uplifting message about finding inner strength when facing adversity.

1. “Stand”
BY: Rascal Flatts
BY: Monse Velazquez

2. LYRICS(;

3. Musical
Devices!

4. End Rhyme
• There is an example of end rhyme in the lines
31,and 33.
• 31) “And get back in the race”
• 33) “Starts to Fall into place”
• In these lines, the “ace” sound is repeated.

5. Repetition(:
• Because it repeats the words 2 times!! It
repeats the word.
LINES(;
• 5) “But you’ll be alright, You’ll be alright”
• 14) “Then you Stand, Then you stand”

6. Slant Rhyme<3
• Words that are spelled the same and sound
the same but they really don’t.
• 10) “On your knees you look up,”
• 11) “Decide you’ve had enough”

7. [Chorus:]
Cause when push comes to shove
You taste what you’re made of
You might bend, till you break
Cause its all you can take
On your knees you look up
Decide you’ve had enough
You get mad you get strong
Wipe your hands shake it off
Then you stand, Then you stand
Life’s like a novel
With the end ripped out
The edge of a canyon
With only one way down
Take what you’re given before its gone
Start holding on , keep holding on…..
• After every “STANDS” it comes back.

8. Alliteration(:
• Alliteration happens when words began with
the same letters.!!!
Line! STAND
• 8) “You might bend, Till you break

9. Figurative
Language

11. Simile;)
• Simile its when you use like or as.