Anywhere I Lay My Head - Scarlett Johansson
Movie starlet does somber Waits covers.
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- Artist(s): Scarlett Johansson
- Genre: Rock
- Label: Atco/Rhino Records
- Parental Advisory: No
- Edited Version: No
- Release Date: 05/20/2008
Parents need to know
Families can talk about why Johansson decided to make this album. She has received much criticism for her inexperienced skills as a musician and vocalist. Why do you think she was given the opportunity to make an entire album? Do you think a bad album will hurt her acting career or provide her with more publicity? Would the album receive the same amount of press if a movie star wasn't singing?
Message
Social Behavior:
Somber lyrics about some heavy issues such as abuse and disillusionment and a sorrowful sound make this album emotionally draining, especially for teens. Examples: On "I Never Wanna Grow Up" Johansson sings, "Well, when I see my parents fight/I don't wanna grow up/They all go out and drinking all night/and I don't wanna grow up/I'd rather stay here in my room/Nothin' out there but sad and gloom" and "Lay your head, where my heart used to be/Hold the earth above me/Lay down in the green grass/Remember when you loved me."
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Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco:
Several songs have alcohol references although these references usually are in a negative context, such as one the song "Falling Down" ("Go on and take a swig/of that poison and like it/and don't ask for silverware/don't ask for nothing").
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Reviewed by Jacqueline Rupp
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