then her lyrics need some help...i already thought they were childish for a 17 year old but now some of them are cute though.
i agree that a few lyrics could be considered childish for her age but she's a disney star and this is a fun album after all and the music is good so i don't complain that much about the lyrics
hopefully her songwriting will get more mature with the next album tho
i agree that a few lyrics could be considered childish for her age but she's a disney star and this is a fun album after all and the music is good so i don't complain that much about the lyrics
hopefully her songwriting will get more mature with the next album tho
yeah that's what i thought. maybe since she's disney she wanted that appeal.
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Originally posted by Four
Gurl bye, she's 20 not 30, her lyrics are fine, she's young enough to sing about flying squirrels and quoting shakespear.
the one about the u think youre funny think youre a bunny tho
not really. but she is currently in Disney so i guess.
the one about the u think youre funny think youre a bunny tho
not really. but she is currently in Disney so i guess.
Yeah, I get you, but her sassy song is amazing, not everything needs to be so serious!
You make it so easy
You're sweet like Reese's Pieces
But I promise, if you leave me
You'll be crawling on your knees
So if you go it's a joke.
5:15, All I See Is Gold and Hold On For Dear Love are her most serious songs while Ready or Not, Forgot to Laugh, Hurricane, Rocks At My Window and maybe Blonde appeal more to a younger demographic (tho they have some level of seriousness).
Yeah, I get you, but her sassy song is amazing, not everything needs to be so serious!
You make it so easy
You're sweet like Reese's Pieces
But I promise, if you leave me
You'll be crawling on your knees
So if you go it's a joke.
5:15, All I See Is Gold and Hold On For Dear Love are her most serious songs while Ready or Not, Forgot to Laugh, Hurricane, Rocks At My Window and maybe Blonde appeal more to a younger demographic (tho they have some level of seriousness).
Bridgit is just that versatile. She likes to write songs with fun & festive lyrics but then she has a serious side too.
Someone who doesn't take themselves too seriously.
i'll just leave it at that. HA.
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Originally posted by Four
Yeah, I get you, but her sassy song is amazing, not everything needs to be so serious!
You make it so easy
You're sweet like Reese's Pieces
But I promise, if you leave me
You'll be crawling on your knees
So if you go it's a joke.
5:15, All I See Is Gold and Hold On For Dear Love are her most serious songs while Ready or Not, Forgot to Laugh, Hurricane, Rocks At My Window and maybe Blonde appeal more to a younger demographic (tho they have some level of seriousness).
1. Ready Or Not
2. Forgot To Laugh 3. Top Of The World
4. Hurricane 5. City Lights 6. All I See Is Gold 7. The Fall Song 8. Love Will Tell Us Where To Go 9. Blonde
10. Rocks At My Window 11. 5:15 12. Hold On For Dear Love ELIMINATED 13. We're Dancing 14. Postcard 15. Quicksand
I just wish Disney stars were selling more. The kiddies are simply not here for them anymore, for the most part. I mean - Ross (the king) Lynch and his Austin & Ally soundtrack didn't even crack the top 150 this week.
then her lyrics need some help...i already thought they were childish for a 17 year old but now 
some of them are cute though.
and the music is good so i don't complain that much about the lyrics 
I mean - Ross (the king) Lynch and his Austin & Ally soundtrack didn't even crack the top 150 this week. 