Armor Song Lyrics

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Fantastic Song Writer!. A modern day Carol King. Can’t wait to see her on tour. Poetry to gifted melodies. Gravity is still my fav but there are several on this album that will be favorites soon. Keep writing! Brillant!

iTunes is very misleading on this album. Misleading They show us the whole album and I Purchased the album but then three songs are not available in the US. So we get charged as if we get the whole album. Not worth it. Very disappointed. Not the artist fault but iTunes

Politics..... overshare...... Sara Bareilles is a very talented artist with a beautiful voice. I've enjoyed her music for years and she was absolutely amazing as Mary Magdalene. However, I just cannot appreciate this album once reading about her political inspirations. I realize artists pull from within and she is entitled to her views. I just wish artists would realize that they risk alienating roughly half the population and wish they would humble themselves to the possibility that they might not actually be coming from the "moral" high ground. A large portion of interpreting and appreciating modern art is allowing the viewer/listener to interact with the art, developing their own understanding. Once an artist explicitly conveys their intention, they prevent the audience from interacting. I've listened to most of the songs on this album but only purchased Fire, as I can relate it to a personal relationship.

Amidst the chaos, her voice continues to light my way. I am so confused about these reviews. It seems many are so quick to forget that artists are the storytellers; the true recorders of history. It’s hard to deny, especially now, that this is a momentously chaotic time in human history. And wow, this album tells her story, and it is beautifully and painfully relatable. She fell in love (“Miss Simone” / “Fire” / ), achieved numerous life and career goals, saw women rise up together and say #TimesUp (“Armor”), bore witness to unthinkable human rights atrocities (“Safe Place to Land”), and did it all with a hope that we continue to reach for our fellow humans in love and peace (“Orpheus”), which is and has always been what she stands for. Also, thanks to her, I now know Emily King, too. “If I Can’t Have You” is so much fun, not to mention the classic broken-hearted Sara songs like “Poetry By Dead Men” and “No Such Thing”. I’ll admit, I don’t get “Eyes on You”, but come on, she finally broke the power ballad purgatory of “Gravity” with “Saint Honesty”, which put the album over the top for me. I’ve been a fan since 2004’s Careful Confessions, and my opinion is that she has only gotten better as she continues to challenge herself with each new project. This is another top notch album from one of the most exceptional singers, songwriters, and storytellers I have been lucky enough to know. Can’t wait to see what’s next. ❤️☮️

Too Much T Bone Burnett. This is such a dissappointment. There is too much of an influence of T Bone Burnett. Sara should have trusted her own voice on this and less of his. The songs lack her signature piano sound and are just boring. There is no bounce or energy in thess songs. The best song on here is Wicked Love. Saint Hionesty is just a snorefest of a song. This is by far the worst record she has put out in her career. One can only hope she gives it more thought on the next one.

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