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Singer/songwriter Sarah Katherine Lawless’s newly released “make it make sense – stripped” (feat. Ava McCoy) takes a gentler approach, with its acoustic sound encapsulating a bitterness softened by time. This ballad opens with harmonized humming, evoking memories of seasons gone by. The original version, "make it make sense," released in 2024, was reminiscent of a rain-soaked sidewalk in the aftermath of a storm. In contrast, the recently unveiled “make it make sense (stripped)” featuring Ava McCoy offers a more tender perspective, situated between seasons and reflecting on the past. The heavy, humid anger has dissipated, leaving raw vocals enhanced by a fresh outlook alongside a new voice. Consequently, “make it make sense (stripped)” embodies a sense of closure, reminiscing on a summer romance that soured, almost expressing gratitude for the missed opportunities. These lyrics express thoughts of misunderstanding: “‘Cause you were assuming That I was through coping And off and away with another” Revealing a glimpse into the type of content I tend to engage with online, they evoke a sense of yearning that has evolved from frustration. This rendition carries a confessional tone, resembling regret when looking back. There’s a noticeable distance in this version, a sadness lingering after the anger has passed. It reflects a more nostalgic perspective, recalling the intensity of past emotions. Ava McCoy sings: “We’re newly found rivals so I’ll play the menace And you can go kindly f* off” Suddenly, Sarah Katherine Lawless shares in that sentiment. As they unite in the final line, the old bitterness surfaces easily: “But you give and take Oh my god! Get away from me You can head straight back to hell” This track encapsulates the shared experience of a situationship, effectively conveying the “disappointed but not surprised” sentiment. The back-and-forth in attention and affection is exasperating; however, with reflection, it highlights how ill-suited they were as partners. The tone shifts from assigning blame to a hard-won acceptance: “We walked the plank And you sank but I swam to the top And away so I thank you” These lines, paired with the acoustic melody, articulate the core feeling of this version: a complex detachment, a bitterness softened over time. — — :: connect with Sarah Katherine Lawless here :: — — “make it make sense” (stripped) – Sarah Katherine Lawless ft. Ava McCoy — — — — Connect with Sarah Katherine Lawless on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram Connect with Ava McCoy on Facebook, 𝕏, TikTok, Instagram Discover new music on Atwood Magazine © courtesy of the artist :: Today’s Song(s) :: follow our daily playlist on Spotify

Singer/songwriter Sarah Katherine Lawless’s newly released “make it make sense – stripped” (feat. Ava McCoy) takes a gentler approach, with its acoustic sound encapsulating a bitterness softened by time. This ballad opens with harmonized humming, evoking memories of seasons gone by. The original version, "make it make sense," released in 2024, was reminiscent of a rain-soaked sidewalk in the aftermath of a storm. In contrast, the recently unveiled “make it make sense (stripped)” featuring Ava McCoy offers a more tender perspective, situated between seasons and reflecting on the past. The heavy, humid anger has dissipated, leaving raw vocals enhanced by a fresh outlook alongside a new voice. Consequently, “make it make sense (stripped)” embodies a sense of closure, reminiscing on a summer romance that soured, almost expressing gratitude for the missed opportunities. These lyrics express thoughts of misunderstanding: “‘Cause you were assuming That I was through coping And off and away with another” Revealing a glimpse into the type of content I tend to engage with online, they evoke a sense of yearning that has evolved from frustration. This rendition carries a confessional tone, resembling regret when looking back. There’s a noticeable distance in this version, a sadness lingering after the anger has passed. It reflects a more nostalgic perspective, recalling the intensity of past emotions. Ava McCoy sings: “We’re newly found rivals so I’ll play the menace And you can go kindly f* off” Suddenly, Sarah Katherine Lawless shares in that sentiment. As they unite in the final line, the old bitterness surfaces easily: “But you give and take Oh my god! Get away from me You can head straight back to hell” This track encapsulates the shared experience of a situationship, effectively conveying the “disappointed but not surprised” sentiment. The back-and-forth in attention and affection is exasperating; however, with reflection, it highlights how ill-suited they were as partners. The tone shifts from assigning blame to a hard-won acceptance: “We walked the plank And you sank but I swam to the top And away so I thank you” These lines, paired with the acoustic melody, articulate the core feeling of this version: a complex detachment, a bitterness softened over time. — — :: connect with Sarah Katherine Lawless here :: — — “make it make sense” (stripped) – Sarah Katherine Lawless ft. Ava McCoy — — — — Connect with Sarah Katherine Lawless on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram Connect with Ava McCoy on Facebook, 𝕏, TikTok, Instagram Discover new music on Atwood Magazine © courtesy of the artist :: Today’s Song(s) :: follow our daily playlist on Spotify

A novel direct-sales model is transforming dealership operations, reducing distribution expenses and redefining the car-buying experience in Europe. Hyundai Truck with Body-on-Frame Design Set to Arrive in the US by 2030, SUV Expected to Follow.

Hyundai Truck with Body-on-Frame Design Set to Arrive in the US by 2030, SUV Expected to Follow.

Hyundai plans to manufacture a body-on-frame pickup for the U.S. market and is also giving serious thought to an SUV. The True Narrative Behind Country Music's Timeless Affection for Pickup Trucks

The True Narrative Behind Country Music's Timeless Affection for Pickup Trucks

What may appear to be a superficial fixation on pickups is actually grounded in a hundred years of history, identity, and cultural evolution in America. Man Passes Away While Unloading Andy Warhol BMW M1 Art Car in Washington D.C.

Man Passes Away While Unloading Andy Warhol BMW M1 Art Car in Washington D.C.

A truck driver sadly passed away while unloading the renowned 1979 Andy Warhol BMW M1 Art Car at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday. Nissan Is Halting Ariya EV Production After Only Three Years.

Nissan Is Halting Ariya EV Production After Only Three Years.

Tariffs on the crossover produced in Japan have made it difficult to achieve profits, and now Nissan's main focus is to introduce the affordable Leaf into dealerships. Here’s Why It’s Taking So Long for Automakers to Reintroduce Buttons in Cars

Here’s Why It’s Taking So Long for Automakers to Reintroduce Buttons in Cars

Car manufacturers are finally coming to understand that drivers prefer physical buttons. Why did it take them so long? BMW Board Member States That Gasoline Vehicles 'Will Always Be Present.'

BMW Board Member States That Gasoline Vehicles 'Will Always Be Present.'

BMW has invested billions in its next-generation electric vehicles and has loudly asserted that a ban on gas engines will harm the industry. Dreame's imitation of Bugatti is set to launch in 2027, featuring electric vehicle and range extender variants, but it will not include a W16 engine. | Carscoops

Dreame's imitation of Bugatti is set to launch in 2027, featuring electric vehicle and range extender variants, but it will not include a W16 engine. | Carscoops

The Chinese firm's competitor to Bugatti pledges unprecedented speed, striking design, and a potential production launch in 2027, likely close to Berlin. Almost 600,000 Toyotas May Experience Complete Loss of Dashboard Display | Carscoops

Almost 600,000 Toyotas May Experience Complete Loss of Dashboard Display | Carscoops

Multiple Lexus models, such as the LS, RX, and TX, have also been included in the recall. Toyota Enhances the 2026 GR Corolla with an Innovative Strategy | Carscoops

Toyota Enhances the 2026 GR Corolla with an Innovative Strategy | Carscoops

The revamped hot hatch features a sturdier chassis, enhanced cooling, an improved audio system, and increased availability in Japan, all without a rise in price. Mustang Driver Hits the Gas, Leading to Chaos at Ford Car Show | Carscoops

Mustang Driver Hits the Gas, Leading to Chaos at Ford Car Show | Carscoops

A video captures a Ford Mustang losing control at a car show in Michigan, narrowly avoiding hitting pedestrians before overturning into a ditch. Police Destroyed A Dodge Hellcat To Send A Message | Carscoops

Police Destroyed A Dodge Hellcat To Send A Message | Carscoops

Officials in Louisville are working to deter street racing and takeovers. Jeep's priciest SUV is now showcasing its trim to other motorists | Carscoops

Jeep's priciest SUV is now showcasing its trim to other motorists | Carscoops

Inadequately secured window surrounds on the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer may detach while on the road. Woman Given $40,000 Estimate to Replace Engine; Dealership May Have Made an Error | Carscoops

Woman Given $40,000 Estimate to Replace Engine; Dealership May Have Made an Error | Carscoops

The engine failed weeks after an oil change, raising questions about whether it was low on oil.

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