Songs for Females

1. Intimacy

2. Princess in Shining Armor

3. Zimbabwean Girls

4. I Want to Win the Lottery

5. Songs for Females

6. Notes to Babes

7. Dear, Wanna Make the Calvinists Cheer?

8. Atheists Make Up Crap

9. Joining the Bad Bois

10. Hats Off to Self Actualized Women Like You

Kindly Note:

1. Perhaps the line in the pop song “Start All Over” (“Fantastic and Romantic”) inspired the line “Romantic Fantastic” in my song “Intimacy” Please forgive me if the lines are too similar.

2. Mihalyi Csikszentmihalyi, Debbie Ford, Wayne Dyer, and Jim Rohn mentioned that fulfillment stems from balancing polarities (like masculinity and femininity), therefore, the idea that since women who balance toughness and femininity exemplify this inspired me in part to create the song “Princess in Shining Armor”.

3. Jim Rohn, Mihalyi Csikszentmihalyi, and others argue work as a part of life can be a blessing, which in part inspired me to create the song “I Want to Win the Lottery”.

4. Dale Carnegie's idea “Give others what they want; not what you want.” in How to Win Friends and Influence People inspired part of my song “Songs for Females”.

5. Career experts warn about the dangers of “combining romance and work”, so my song “Notes to Babes” mentions my experiences challenging this idea.

6. I heard people call Calvinists “strict”, and then I explored Calvinist theology and discovered that Calvinists oppose kissing before marriage, so I realized these observers have a point. I discuss this theme in part of the song “Joining the Bad Bois”.

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