Still my top fav but it’s kinda sad I love it because it actually tells about the true world

She Used to Be Mine… a perfect song lyrically and vocally!

In the song "She used to be Mine", Sara Bareilles uses her voice as the instrument of story telling. Her soulful and definite rhythm and her crescendos and pianissimos are perfect. Sara tells the story of anyone who was someone then lost themselves and is trying to redefine. The bigs ups and downs are moving and make the listener feel as though she is in our living room singing only to us.

Masterfully done

From the first notes, you become swept sling in the current of simple and yet complex songs; each one speaking it’s truth with a haunting and timeless beauty.

I’ve been obsessed with listening to this album its crazy the progression of waitress since this album release! Only gotten better and better highly recommend for everyone even those who don’t like theater

So i might be a little biased about this since I'm a hardcore Sara stan (really i am!) and i do love this album! Sara is really talented if you ask me, and this album is no different (there isn't an occasion where she isn't tbh). i think my favorites are definitely i didnt plan it, when he sees me, and she used to be mine (even if you don't like the other songs you HAVE to get this one song it's AMAZING i swear!). so 10/10, 100% recommend but do make sure you preview the songs before just incase you don't like them! (just as a reminder hehe)

My favorit song off the album is probubly opening up. Then probubly I didn't plane it. both colaberation with Jason Mraz Bad Idea and You matter to me were great, and then I love every thing changes. All in all great songs and well done.

A bit skeptical about this album when I first saw and heard--HOWEVER, the more I listened the more I fell in love with the harmonies, lyrics, and the musical itself. Please give it a listen! Sara is most definitely one talented lady. Love, love, love this.

This is seriously great! I had to listen to it a little differently, understanding that these are songs from "Waitress." That said, I think a lot of people can get into these songs and enjoy the imagery and still get the feelings and emotions from songs like "She Used to Be Mine" and "Bad Idea." Wonderful album!