On “Only Fooling Myself,” there is soft piano play from Eric Robinson as Voegele wails about wishing the male in her life would feel about her as she feels about him, yet she knows deep down she is in denial, as she croons lines like, “I stop to catch my breath. And I stop to catch your eye. No need to second guess that you’ve been on my mind…And then hold it in my hand…One day I’ll turn around. I’ll see your hand reach out. I’m only fooling myself, oh. But maybe when you smile it means you’d stay awhile. Just maybe you’d save me now.” Even though the song is about how Voegele isn’t ready to give up on the fantasy of this man, the tone is surprisingly upbeat.

On “Top of the World,” Hammond organ play begins the song courtesy of Robinson, as he also lends his acoustic guitar work to the track, as does Voegele and Altman. On this song, Voegele seems to be talking about how the gentleman in her life seems to have it all, but doesn’t seem to pay attention to anyone else, least of all her, with lines like, “Out of the corner of my tired eyes. I’m not surprised...I’m so very wrapped around your finger this time. Oh, won’t you give me awhile to unwind? You’re on top of the world and I’m just waiting, making up your excuse. You say that love’s tough, are you sure? Ain’t it just a piece of cake to make me look like a fool? You’re on top of the world if you're thinking I’ve been blinking while you’re breaking the rules, don’t that make you the fool?”

Kate Voegele’s Don’t Look Away has songs that are perfect for girls who have been slashed to pieces by love and wish to express their indignation through song. Voegele’s zealous vocals signal to listeners she has gone through love’s trials and tribulations, and through hard work and perseverance she has come out the other end scarred but stronger.

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