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"Here We Go Again" (CD single)
- By Demi Lovato
- Genre: Pop
Common Sense Media says
Lovesickness afflicts Disney star on mature but clean song.
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What parents need to know
Parents need to know that though this song includes nothing in the way of graphic language or mature themes, it's not an overwhelmingly positive tune, either, chronicling the back-and-forth of a difficult relationship that has generated many painful feelings.
What's the story?
This is the first track off the second album (which shares the same name as the song) from Demi Lovato, star of Camp Rock and Sonny with a Chance. It's a fitting song title, since the tune covers the same love-sick territory as so many of the tracks on Lovato's debut record, Don't Forget. Here, we find the young star describing how she can't let go of the object of her affections -- even though she knows the guy is no good for her: "You only hear half of what I say / And you're always showing up late / And I know that I should say goodbye / But it's no use -- can't be with or without you."
Is it any good?
In a refreshing change of pace from most of today's synth-pop songs, this single starts off with a distinctive guitar hook that catches your attention. Unfortunately, that hook gets overpowered soon enough by the power-percussion and heavy production that characterize much of the music from Lovato's contemporaries. Still, the young singer puts in a fine vocal performance that will likely shove this single to the top of the charts for at least a few weeks.
What families can talk about
Families can talk about how this song fits into the artist's generally upbeat nature, as portrayed in her TV show and movies. Does the way this song plays against type make the singer seem more complex as a person and not just a character?
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September 13, 2009
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GOOD FOR TWEENS AND TEENS
I LOV THE SONG IT IS THE BEST OUT OF ALL OF THEM
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Good song, nice change of pace for Disney music
This is a good song. It grows on you quickly, and is a refreshing difference from Disney's typical cookie-cutter pop artists.
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Nice song!
I love this song! Demi is my role model and this song is probably the best out of all of them.
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great for kids 9 and up!!
this album is great for kids.some of the songs have a positive message!i love demi lovato!!
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Love It
That's is the only Demi Lovato song I like but I rate this
5 stars
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You people are really being dumb. It's just Disney!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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LOVE IT
a lot of songs are about how here botfriend lied to her or how she felt good after breaking up with him or how he started to love another girl when he was still dating her. Is this really what your younger kids listening to?????????????? but for older kids that are eatleast 9 it's probably ok. I love this alblum!
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great song!
Here we go again is now one of my favorite songs. I'm not Demi's biggest fan, but I think this song is one of her better ones. Great for tweens and teens!
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| Artist: | Demi Lovato |
| Release date: | June 23, 2009 |
| Label: | Hollywood Records |
| Genre: | Pop |
| Parental advisory: | No |
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