Please, For the Love of God, Don't Make Me Namedrop You Physical CD

🎵 Please, For the Love of God, Don't Make Me Namedrop You – Haleigh Byers | CD
Genre: Pop Punk
Format: Audio CD | Ships worldwide

Featuring seven original tracks, this album is the debut EP of Haleigh Byers. This CD also features a never before heard introduction and bonus track.

Each CD comes in a sleeve, complete with full-color artwork.

Track Highlights:

• “Memphis” – The song 'Memphis' by Haleigh Byers is about breaking free from limitations and stereotypes, embracing one's true self, and pursuing dreams despite past doubts and criticisms. It conveys a message of empowerment, resilience, and determination to overcome obstacles.

• “Jimmy Johns” – 'Jimmy Johns' by Haleigh Byers is a deceptively lighthearted anthem about reclaiming joy, independence, and a sense of self after leaving a toxic relationship. Whether you’ve been through a messy breakup or just need a reminder that joy is yours to claim, “Jimmy Johns” offers a fresh, catchy reminder: sometimes, getting over someone starts with a sandwich and a little self-love.

• “Root Beer” – The song 'Root Beer' by Haleigh Byers portrays a relationship where one person feels undervalued and fed up with being treated as a substitute for something real. The lyrics express a sense of empowerment and determination to break free from a toxic situation, symbolized by the metaphor of 'carbonation' making the protagonist feel stuck in their head, ultimately leading to a decision to walk away and prioritize self-worth.

• "Voicemail (Interlude)" - The song 'Voicemail (Interlude)' by Haleigh Byers reflects on a past relationship where one person prioritized material wealth over emotional connections, leading to hurt and disappointment for the other person. Despite the pain caused, the speaker finds strength in realizing their worth and independence, moving forward without being weighed down by the past.
  
• "(Not) Just a Girl" - The song '(Not) Just a Girl' by Haleigh Byers feat. LysXO addresses the theme of empowerment and independence, criticizing societal expectations and pressures placed on individuals, particularly women. The lyrics metaphorically depict the struggles faced by individuals who refuse to conform to stereotypes and strive to break free from being controlled or manipulated by others.
  
  
• "Milkers" - The song 'Milkers' by Haleigh Byers delves into the frustration of being objectified and reduced to just a physical aspect. The lyrics highlight the feeling of being used only for superficial reasons and not valued for who they truly are, emphasizing the desire for genuine connection over shallow intentions.
  

Perfect for: Fans of Simple Plan, Waterparks, Against the Current, We Are the In Crowd, 5 Seconds of Summer, and Avril Lavigne; collectors; and anyone who appreciates authentic, independent music.

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