I love Lily but her album has some trash. I think I overrated all of these albums though (or rather, I wasn't biased and didn't vote tactically except for my 0 on Set Fire To The Rain).
I did like 21 the least out of the three albums, but it's not that bad.
"Lovesong" should've gotten much farther and "Rolling in the Deep" should be rolling out of the competition sometime soon now. I'm just glad that "Turning Tables" (aka the best thing Adele has ever done) is still in. It deserves Top 5 at least.
I think I should have given "He Can Only Hold Her" one point more. The warm sunny weather made me fall in love with it.
I Could Say? It just looks like another underrated track.
25. "I Could Say"
Average: 7.2102 High: 10 - (6x) - Ace Reject, Doogle, aosorio19, JakeKills, i spit on haters, Versace Low: 1 - (1x) - electroheart
Synopsis:
One of the slowest and most reflective tracks on It's Not Me, It's You, "I Could Say", becomes Lily's third track out of the rate. Feeling completely unregretful and hopeful, Lily sings about being glad that she's free from a relationship over simple piano and synths. The song was not a single, unlike half of the album, and it is generally one of the more praised non-singles, next to "Chinese" and "Everyone's At It". Apparently that doesn't apply to this countdown.
Voter Response:
Surprisingly, "I Could Say" has been sitting in Lily's three lowest ranked songs for a while. Despite a few voters really enjoying it, a plethora of sixes and sevens easily knocked it out of the top twenty.
She's so overrated, thank god we did her right.
. lol @ title.turning tables better be at #1 
turning tables indeed
