He broke her heart when he walked away. When he came crawling back, he said all the right words. But his eyes told a different story. Behind his apology was a smile that cut deeper than goodbye.
Now the tears have dried, the heartbreak has turned to fury, and she's done playing the victim. He thought he could break her heart twice. This time, she's the one who'll have the last laugh.
Smiling Eyes is an explosive pop-rock anthem about betrayal, the cruelty of a false apology, and a woman who's ready to turn heartbreak into revenge.
Fight for Me is an Afro-Latin techno-pop anthem about the moment love starts slipping away—and one woman's refusal to let it disappear without a fight. She can feel her partner pulling back, his passion fading, his attention drifting. But instead of quietly accepting the end, she challenges him: If I mean something to you, fight for me. Show me.
I wrote this song in 1983 as a college freshman. At the time, I had no idea that eleven years later I would meet the love of my life. Listening to it now, I can't help but wonder if, somewhere deep down, I was already imagining the wonderful man who would one day become my husband.
She has loved him from the start, while he chases the wrong person. As he’s left hurting, she’s the one who stays, picking up the pieces. This song is about wanting someone you can’t have, watching them choose the wrong person, and hoping they’ll finally see the one who’s been there all along.
A girl sends her heart into the night on a falling star, hoping it will point to her soulmate. Days pass, and she starts to believe her wish went unheard. Then life gives her a sign, and she realizes the one she’s been searching for isn’t a stranger, but someone who’s been in her world all along.