Quote  straight from the mouth of Chantelle Bee herself:Music, writing, poetry, and storytelling have always been Chantelle's passion. Singing was never something she initially envisioned for herself, but music has become her life. Since she can remember, she has been immersed in melodies—listening to her Walkman or CD player during long bus rides home every day, or tuning into the radio to request her favorite tracks across all genres. Music has always been her refuge and inspiration, shaping her creative journey.

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PEACE AND HARMONY

EGO BENT

MIRRORS TELL LIES

KNOCKING AT MY DOOR

READY TO PLAY

DON'T CARE

WHY FIGHT

UNBELIEVABLE  

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Quote  straight from the mouth of Chantelle Bee herself:**"This track made me feel so good to write, and I was surprised at how many views it got overnight — that’s what started me getting noticed on YouTube. The lyrics felt really powerful to me, and I knew they needed to be heard. I even sent this track to a live music review show, and one of the hosts loved it. But the other host was really mean — they laughed at me and said I was trying to sound like Cher or Madonna, and that it just wasn’t good at all. That honestly made me cry, and I ended up deleting the track and all my other videos on YouTube. I was about to give up. But then I saw it had 16,000 views overnight and received lots of positive comments. Since then, I’ve taken singing lessons, production courses, and I’ve been singing for years. Looking back now, I realize there were a lot of bad notes, auto-tune, and things that needed fixing — it wasn’t mastered at all. But for me to have done all of this on my own, without knowing exactly what I was doing, I think I did pretty damn well. This is why I started Live Music Reviews so that I can help build other in there carrer in music and they can help me without feeling sad and wanting to quit"**

About These lyrics express a deep desire for peace, quiet, and personal space. The artist is seeking relief from external stress or chaos by immersing themselves in music, specifically their favorite beats and sounds. Music serves as a calming, therapeutic refuge that helps them find inner tranquility and maintain emotional balance. The repeated plea of "don't speak" indicates a need to disconnect from outside noise and interruptions, emphasizing the importance of silence and solitude for their well-being. Overall, the song highlights how music can be a vital source of comfort and harmony amidst life's chaos.

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Quote  straight from the mouth of Chantelle Bee herself: Written when this Evil person was trying to destroy my life becasue I told him off and told him the truth. it was a bad time in my Life "quote from Chantelle Bee"

These lyrics convey a tone of defiance and sarcasm, focusing on themes of ego, karma, and emotional resilience. The singer seems to be addressing someone whose pride or ego has been hurt ("Sorry your ego got bent") and who may have been emotionally affected by confrontation or the truth. Throughout the song, there's a sense of dismissiveness toward this person's feelings, emphasizing that while they may be upset or hurt, karma will eventually take its course ("Karma will come").

The repeated apologies are sarcastic, suggesting that the singer isn't truly sorry but is instead pointing out that the other person's reaction—such as crying or feeling hurt—is unwarranted or exaggerated. The song also hints at a breakup or conflict, with references to someone wishing to "destroy" the singer's life, but ultimately acknowledging that justice (karma) will prevail. Overall, it’s a song about standing strong in the face of someone else's wounded pride and asserting that they will face consequences in due time.

Primary Genre:PopSecondary Genre:Singer/Songwriter Language:English

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Quote  straight from the mouth of Chantelle Bee herself: I just Started Music lessons at this time and was learning different ways to use my Voice these Lyrics are one of my favorites but i hate the notes and auto tune that i used at that time but i didnt know better back then"

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These lyrics delve into themes of inner pain, self-identity, and emotional struggle. The singer expresses feelings of emptiness, confusion, and despair, questioning their sense of self and where they have gone in life. The recurring imagery of the mirror reflects a distorted or painful perception of oneself, suggesting that the person feels disconnected from their true identity, and that their reflection "tells lies."

The lyrics also touch on regret and remorse over past actions ("I’ve done too much wrong") and a desire to escape or run away from the hurt inside. The repeated questioning of "Where did I go?" and "Who am I?" signifies an internal battle with self-understanding, self-worth, and the impact of their experiences. Overall, the song portrays a journey through emotional turmoil, longing for clarity, and grappling with self-acceptance amid feelings of brokenness and confusion.

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Quote  straight from the mouth of Chantelle Bee herself: This song was written for fun when i was joking around with my kids because there dads friends kept coming to my door every minute and it was driving me crazy lol "

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These lyrics express a strong desire for solitude and personal space. The singer is overwhelmed or not in the mood for social interaction, and they repeatedly ask someone knocking at their door to leave and not bother them. The tone is assertive and clear—they want to be left alone to focus on themselves and their own things, without interruptions or unwanted company. It reflects feelings of needing time to oneself, feeling annoyed by others' persistence, and valuing personal boundaries. Overall, the song is about setting boundaries and emphasizing the importance of alone time when needed.

Quote  straight from the mouth of Chantelle Bee herself: "This was my very First song ever on youtube. i had no clue what i was oing or even cared i was jus goofing around with my daughter and deceied to post it for fun. I hear it not and i hate it so much the lyricsare horrible lol."

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These lyrics are about inviting someone to engage in a playful, perhaps flirtatious or competitive interaction. The repeated questions like "Are you ready to play?" and "Ready or not" suggest anticipation and challenge, implying that there's a game—possibly of seduction, wit, or strategy—that the singer wants to initiate. The tone is energetic and teasing, creating a sense of excitement and anticipation for a playful contest or interaction. The singer also hints at control or dominance in the game, as they mention "getting played" and "playing my game," indicating they are setting the rules or leading the interaction. Overall, it's a fun, lively invitation to join in a spirited or flirtatious exchange.

Quote  straight from the mouth of Chantelle Bee herself:  "Wow this was bad lol I do not know what I was doing in this music video or with these lyrics I think i may have been drunk lol I don't recall singing this song anymore lol I HATE HATE this dance so much omg what was I on lol to funny and damn lyrics obviously were not worked on well and i was not trying"

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These lyrics are about defiance and self-acceptance. The singer is expressing a strong attitude of independence, showing that they are unbothered by others’ opinions or criticisms. Despite someone possibly trying to criticize or diminish them ("do your worst"), the singer asserts that they do not care about those judgments and are confident in who they are. It's a declaration of resilience, emphasizing personal empowerment and the refusal to be affected by negativity or external pressure. Overall, the song promotes self-love and standing firm in one’s identity regardless of what others might say or do.

Quote  straight from the mouth of Chantelle Bee herself: "Why fight as written? Well, I went through a really tough time with my husband — we hadn’t been doing well for years, and that month was especially full of arguments. I started writing songs and quickly realized how much it helped me feel better. I poured all my pain into the lyrics, and it was such a healing experience. That’s when I started to genuinely enjoy posting music and videos. This song was a turning point for me — it made me realize how much I loved writing and singing, and I knew I wanted to do more. Of course, my notes weren’t perfect, and I used a lot of auto-tune back then, but I was still learning and growing as an artist."

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These lyrics explore the recurring cycle of conflict and frustration in a relationship. The singer, Chantelle Bee, questions why they constantly argue, push each other’s buttons, and cause each other pain. The song reflects feelings of confusion and sadness over the frequent fights, despite a desire to return to happier, more loving times. It captures the emotional toll of ongoing disagreements, the longing to stop the fighting, and the hope that they can reconnect and find peace again. Overall, the song is about the pain of conflict, the love that still exists beneath it, and a wish to break free from the cycle and restore harmony in the relationship.

Quote  straight from the mouth of Chantelle Bee herself:"This track had way too much auto-tune, but my lyrics were improving. I was still learning and definitely hadn’t mastered everything yet — it needed a lot of work. Honestly, I can’t listen to it much now, but back then, I really liked it. The important thing is, it motivated me to keep trying to get better and better. That’s a good thing — it pushed me to grow as an artist."

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These lyrics express frustration and disappointment toward someone who keeps making the same excuses and failing to improve or take responsibility. The singer is fed up with hearing the same justifications repeatedly, feeling that there's nothing new or genuine about their explanations. There's a sense of impatience, anger, and a desire for the other person to get their act together and stop making unbelievable excuses. Overall, the song reflects feelings of exasperation with someone who consistently lets them down or avoids accountability, emphasizing the need for change and honesty in the relationship or situation.