I'm kinda torn about this whole thing lol
. On one hand, I love that Lily Allen is being so honest and raw in her music - it takes a lot of guts to share that kind of personal stuff with the world. And I've gotta give props to her lyrical skill, she's definitely talented
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But at the same time, some of the lyrics do feel pretty intense or even vindictive? Like, I get that she wants to critique David Harbour's behavior and all, but does she have to go into such graphic detail? It's like, I'm here for her honesty, but can't we just tone it down a notch?
Still, overall I think West End Girl is a solid album and Allen has proven once again why she's an icon in the music industry
. Maybe not everyone will agree with every lyric or critique, but that's what makes it interesting right?
It's like, she's not afraid to get real messy and share her own personal demons, which can be super cathartic for some people, but also kinda intense to listen to. I mean, I'm all for women sharing their stories and experiences, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like infidelity and emotional abuse... but sometimes you just wanna have a little less... drama 
. Either way, I'm definitely going to be keeping an ear out for this album! 
I'm loving this album, Lily Allen is a total boss for speaking her truth like that 
it's so refreshing to hear from someone who's not sugarcoating things 
her writing is just so clever and poetic, too - I'm already on repeat with the first single 
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Lily Allen just dropped her latest album and I'm already feeling the anxiety 
. The more I read about it, the more I'm worried that this is going to be a toxic influence on young people who are already struggling with mental health issues. That graphic sex addiction detail is giving me nightmares 
... can you imagine what kind of messages she's sending out to her fans? Not to mention all the potential triggers for people who've been through abuse or trauma. I'm just worried this album is going to be a recipe for disaster 