While the lyrics are sometimes weak and the album severely lacks songs that will transcend time such as The Cranberries’ Linger and Dreams, O’Riordan’s first solo effort is gratifying; it is an autobiography of a sophisticated female making it clear she can hold the fortress on her own. More importantly, it showcases O’Riordan’s amazing and recognizable voice—easily the best part of the album. So, like an old childhood friend reentering your life, it’s good to have her back.

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