Gina Furtado Shares Her Most Personal Songs on "I Hope You Have A Good Life"

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She plays with metaphors on "Airplane Ride" and "I Knew What To Do." The latter takes listeners through the four seasons, taking note of how beautiful things will always replace others when their time has passed. "There cannot be new life without the loss of old," says Furtado. With just a hint of sadness, this song expresses what it's like to recognize and accept an ending, but look forward to a beginning. Other songs include instrumental "The Princess And The Pea"; "Try," about realizing that being human means sometimes winning and other times losing; a cover of "Story Of An Artist"; and "Shame," a dark and driving song about how individuals can use their power for better or worse. I Hope You Have A Good Life ends with Furtado's version of "Can You Picture That" from The Muppets, capturing her fun loving spirit. This collection of music proves Furtado's adept at setting her own path, both in life and music. Her raw and honest storytelling resonates in today's world where rushing and selfishness are common, with a heartfelt reminder to appreciate the journey of ourselves and others - all the while holding on to our own power. Listen to I Hope You Have A Good Life HERE.
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