One Love - This one slows things down. Very sexy and sensual feel here.

Sad Eyes - Before hearing Bruce Springsteen's original, I didn't think it sounded like a Springsteen-type song. But after listening to a soundclip of his version, I have to take that comment back. However, when Trisha sings it, she does it "her" way. Love the falsetto in her voice. Jackson Browne does backup here.

Some Days - Love this bluesy number. We hear about some days being better than others. Ain't that the truth?

I Did - I think everyone can releate to this song about taking chances and giving in to what you want most. Hope she'll release this as a single.

Try Me Again - Another song that many people can relate to. This one is about wanting to get back together with someone. You can hear the ache in her voice as she sings it. This is an old Linda Ronstadt song, and if you listen to the original, you'll see Trisha nailed it.

Too Bad You're No Good - This one is great fun. Upbeat number with Miss Emmylou Harris singing harmony with Trisha. If this doesn't make you wanna get up in dance, nothing will.

Real Live Woman - This Bobbie Cryner-penned song has such a great message about liking who you are, and not trying to be someone different. Love it.

I'm Still Alive - This song reminds me of Trisha of old. Great tune penned by Matraca Berg; one of three songs Matraca wrote on this album.

Wild For You Baby - Another bluesy ballad. Probably my least favorite off the disk, not that it's bad, but that it doesn't move me as much as the others.

Come Back When It Ain't Raining - This is the second Matraca Berg song, and it's another winner. She co-wrote it with the great Harlan Howard. The song is a mid-tempo with a neat key change on the chorus.

When A Love Song Sings The Blues - This final tune is the third Matraca Berg song. Real sad ballad to end the album.