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I bought her cd 19 when I first came out, & I was in love with it, because I could relate to every single song on that cd. It became like, a part of me. I used Hometown Glory as my audition for my high school’s fall musical last year, I sung Make You Feel My Love as a part of one of my poems, & to get a boy once lol. I was one of those cds where you never get tired of listening to it. Recently I bought 21, her newest LP, & I feel the same about it, except deeper, because I’m older, & now I’m really understanding relationships in a whole new light. She was interviewed about the meaning of the album, and said “Same story, different guy”. That’s when I knew I had to buy it, because that’s how I feel about any song i write. It’s always real, and comes from the same place, but about different people at different points in my life. Then listening to the album, it’s an entire story, & it’s so beautiful. I feel like she knows exactly what place I’m at in my life, then makes a cd so I can relate to it. My morning routine has come to include turning to song #3 (Turning Tables), then letting it play from there. If there are people out there who aren’t on her band wagon by now, this would be the time to hop on.

(via thefreedomeffect)