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help, there's a fire on my street!

I'm happier near to the ground so whatever

help, there's a fire on my street!

💋💋💋MARCH 💋💋💋 (for sure!!!!) 
 

help, there's a fire on my street!

help, there's a fire on my street!

help, there's a fire on my street!

help, there's a fire on my street!

but thanks to talking about it to a different magazine (=different target audience) each time, her issues with labels get bigger recognition, which enhances chances for SOMETHING to finally change. Yes, she talks about the same stuff each time, but she wants to be heard, and I think this is what she tries to achieve - to bring about change in the subject matter.

PERIOD!!!!

I know we all like to take the piss and hound her for music she’s promised and delayed continuously but it’s so discouraging to see how defeated/reserved she is nowadays. She’s admitted to playing her own part in her career’s decline but so much of her potential was also crushed by the machine, I can’t imagine what album we’d be on by now if she was in a more respectful deal that inspired in her even a little bit of confidence on the material she makes. I guess she just says the same things in interviews hoping to gain back the little agency she’s been denied? Idk I hope people in here are at least a little more empathetic before downplaying her involvement in her own music or making fun of an addiction she’s already denied, she seems to need all the good will she can get at this stage. It’ll take a miracle to get this album out

but thanks to talking about it to a different magazine (=different target audience) each time, her issues with labels get bigger recognition, which enhances chances for SOMETHING to finally change. Yes, she talks about the same stuff each time, but she wants to be heard, and I think this is what she tries to achieve - to bring about change in the subject matter.

but thanks to talking about it to a different magazine (=different target audience) each time, her issues with labels get bigger recognition, which enhances chances for SOMETHING to finally change. Yes, she talks about the same stuff each time, but she wants to be heard, and I think this is what she tries to achieve - to bring about change in the subject matter.

But Finders Keepers is <3
 
yes

💋💋💋MARCH 💋💋💋 (for sure!!!!) 
 

but thanks to talking about it to a different magazine (=different target audience) each time, her issues with labels get bigger recognition, which enhances chances for SOMETHING to finally change. Yes, she talks about the same stuff each time, but she wants to be heard, and I think this is what she tries to achieve - to bring about change in the subject matter.

💋💋💋MARCH 💋💋💋 (for sure!!!!) 
 

but thanks to talking about it to a different magazine (=different target audience) each time, her issues with labels get bigger recognition, which enhances chances for SOMETHING to finally change. Yes, she talks about the same stuff each time, but she wants to be heard, and I think this is what she tries to achieve - to bring about change in the subject matter.

but thanks to talking about it to a different magazine (=different target audience) each time, her issues with labels get bigger recognition, which enhances chances for SOMETHING to finally change. Yes, she talks about the same stuff each time, but she wants to be heard, and I think this is what she tries to achieve - to bring about change in the subject matter.

No new album info in this :/ the Don't Forget music video does briefly come up though.
 
I'm sorry but her interviews these days are kind of annoying. At least we still get pretty shoots I guess.

Hi! I've been lurking for months. I wish she wasn't such a perfectionist, and I hope there's people around her keeping her away from getting-too-inside-of-her-head. I miss her voice. Sad Dream is still one of my favorite songs ever.

💋💋💋MARCH 💋💋💋 (for sure!!!!) 
 

💋💋💋MARCH 💋💋💋 (for sure!!!!) 
 

💋💋💋MARCH 💋💋💋 (for sure!!!!)