Ann Paul's Favorite 3 Tracks from her latest album "Stay"

LOS ANGELES - April 24, 2018 - PRLog -- "Stay," the sophomore album from singer/songwriter Ann Paul, is filled with wisdom and emotional life lessons. Although Ann would never pick favorites among her songs, there are three tracks that stand out to her. "Stay," "Seed of Doubt," and "Just So You Know" represent the core sentiments that propelled Ann to write the album. Each track depicts a different face of love, whether keeping it or losing it.

"Seed Of Doubt" is about trust and vulnerability in a relationship. Ann sings about the ups and downs of giving support to a partner that is unable to fully trust. It's a very nuanced and realistic look into how relationships work.

"Just So You Know" is an anthem, a breakup song that celebrates becoming a better person after a breakup. Ann touches on finding inner strength and letting it out for the world to see, but especially the ex-partner. The lyrics " Just so you know, I am stronger than you think, oh, Stronger than you know, This ship you cannot sink" are delivered with a wistful defiance that cements the songs meaning.

"Stay" is about the enduring power of love. A long term relationship can be hard to maintain, but couples everywhere can use this song to remind themselves of the strength each partner provides the other, and the beauty that can be found in the smallest of moments.

As a whole, "Stay" is a moving piece of art. Upon listening to to the entire album, go back and listen to these 3 standout tracks to get a fuller picture of who Ann Paul is as an artist.