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 Love this song!!! Awesome solo artist after Hillsong October 8, 2008
Sergio
I do like this song a lot! One of the songs I play a lot. Catchy! The other song I like a lot right now if you click see my other reviews you can see my review on that song (Warehouse Band, also hillsong relation). They are new on myspace, like em a lot.
 Pocketful Of Woe September 9, 2008
Thomas Lyman (North Plainfield, NJ USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Gr8 artist, Gr8 song, but could not download it.. I got it from Apple I-tunes Store instead!
The sound of sunshine September 8, 2008
Alexandria Ridler (Norfolk Virginia United States)
I recently downloaded this song on my zune player and I must say that this song is very beautiful and uplifting. I love the message in the song where she basically communicates that she will be strong and happy regardless of external circumstances. One of the high notes of the song is where she raises her voice methodically when she says "take me away" and I love how the vocals blend together in "I got a love that's mine" and the creative use of the ending lyrics "I know I'll be alright". This is definitely I song to listen to when you crave something that is energetic, upbeat, and will cheer you up. You can even listen to the song when you are already cheerful.
 Natasha comes back strong. August 4, 2008
Dri the Complex Lonely (USA)
This song is catchy and like-able. She's pretty and the song is decent.
"Sticks and stones are never gonna break me."
"Take me away, a secret place, a sweet escape, take me away."
"Take me away, to better days, take me away, a higher place."
3.8 stars.
Natasha's Rainbow July 20, 2008
Michael Kerner (Brooklyn, New York U.S.A.)
Natasha Bedingfield really knew what she was doing when she recorded a few years ago, These Words, and Unwritten. For her latest song though, it shows that can try to make a good song stand out, but it feels like it is flavor of the moment. Pocketful Of Sunshine, the title track and second single from her sophmore album feels a little more upbeat than the collaboration with Sean King on Love Like This, but it just doesn't unfortunately really feel like it has stood out to being definitive from Natasha and her unique lyrical style. I like the beat of the song, but I was hoping from a bit more soul into the lyrics. Hopefully, when she comes out with her next single, it will sound much better tahn just a pocketful of the moment.
Song: C+
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