This album is very real life. Her lyrics are a little dark, but they make you think. She uses some mild language, but nothing too shocking. I would be comfortable with my teenager listening.

HELLO... This album is awesome dudes...get it - It rocks.

I don't care if she isn't 'real' punk, she rox! She wrote all these songs w/o prefessional help & they all have a message. My favorite song of all time is 'Nobody's Home', probably cause I can relate it up to a point, & 'Don't Tell Me' is about a girl who won't sleep with her boyfriend, & it's really nice to see something not promoting sex.

I dont like Avril Lavigne. All she sings about is her boyfriends breaking up with her. The lyrics in any of her albums sound like a child came up with them. I dont think any self-respecting person should listen to this. They should put WARNING: HEAD MAY EXPLODE.

Avril Lavinge is a good rocker, and has clean songs, which is a surprise with the new rock music 2day. This is a good CD for teens...I liked it.

This is a great CD you must check it out. Avril is edgy and outspoken (in a good way) and tha's what makes this sooooo great. Don't worry about your kids listening to her music it's NOT bad at all.

From the title alone, many were left guessing exactly what this album would contain. And the fact that one of the least rockiest tracks, “Don’t Tell Me” was released first left many believing this would be a near clone of her debut record in it’s style. But infact, this album couldn’t be any more different than “Let Go”. Avril very nearly turns “emo” in her rockiest album to date. To this very day, “Take Me Away”, although unreleased, remains as my favourite and most beloved track. The loud guitars, Avril’s screams, the bashing drums: it was very obvious that Avril’s cliched teenage hysterics had just been immortalised for eternity. If I had to describe this album in one word, all I would have to say is “amazing”. The very first time I put the CD into my stereo, I found myself worrying for Avril’s inner mentality. “Together” is simply brilliant. To help you get the gist of it, here are the opening lines, which are sung by a highly emotional young woman: “Something just isn't right. I can feel it inside. The truth isn't far behind me: I'm living a lie”. She continues with this pessimism through “Slipped Away”, written for her deceased grandfather, along with “Forgotten”, and “My Happy Ending”. Ms. Lavigne only manages to punch out a couple of up beat tracks, in the form of “He wasn’t” and “Who Knows“, the former easily being the better of the two. It is now clear that this is the road Avril would take in years to come. Still, while we all now know that there was infact happiness on the horizon, none could have guessed. In “Under My Skin”, Avril Lavigne created the single most hard-hitting, emotional record of 2004. If you haven’t already, I suggest that the moment you finish reading this, you get your hands on a copy of it as fast as possible. This album deserves no less than five stars.

Avril matures from the "I'll do whatever I want" additude that she displays on Let Go on her sophomore release, Under My Skin. There are less teen angst songs and more romantic, meaningful rock ballads. A treat for everyone aged 10+. Parents - "Don't Tell Me" is about a girl who wants her boyfriend to know that she's not ready to have sex yet. Ass and s*** are each used once. Not a wise choice for anyone 9 and younger.