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The song's production comprises jangly funk guitars, an electric guitar, sparkling synths and influences of teen pop, Britpop, indie pop, country-pop and synth-pop. Thematically, it draws parallels between heartbreak and addiction while exploring the topics of isolation and dystopia .
Grace Trey is an 18-year-old Christian teenager with religious parents who take her to youth group and church every Sunday. Grace's father, Johnny, does not let her play and sing her own way when she is anywhere. Johnny is strict about his religion and only wants Grace to sing religious songs, but Grace thinks otherwise.
Later, on their final album (Room to Breathe), Kristin writes "Skin Deep" to once again address self-esteem struggles. [18] "Nick of Time" is an R&B song. "Forever 17" is a tender song with piano and strings. The lyrics reflect on the fragility of life, recounting the story of a teenage girl killed by a drunk driver.
An ode to her teen years, the star starts the song by asking questions; She's coming to terms with stepping into adulthood and leaving behind the security blanket of being a young teenager. [Chorus]
The film is a partnership among three faith-based companies: Samuel Goldwyn Films (which released Fireproof, Facing the Giants, and Amazing Grace), Outreach Films, and New Song Pictures. [3] Writer and producer Jim Britts was inspired to make the movie after observing a simple problem: many teenagers are hurting. [4]
ZOEgirl was an American Christian teen pop and pop rock band formed in 1999. The group comprised Chrissy Conway-Katina, Alisa Childers and Kristin Swinford-Schweain. They were signed to Sparrow Records from 1999 to 2006 and released their debut single "I Believe" in 2000. [1]
ZOEgirl is the debut studio album American Christian teen pop girl group ZOEgirl. It was released on August 15, 2000 through Sparrow Records . "I Believe", "Anything Is Possible", "No You" and "Living For You" were released as radio singles.
Struggle Jennings has paired with his daughter, Brianna Harness, for generational trauma-healing rap-meets-country track "Catch You When You Fall."