* Confirmed new tracks


What The Hell*:

-First Single.

Stop Standing There*:

- Upbeat Track.
- Fueled by an early-‘50s girl-group feel.

4 Real*:

-Written and Produced by herself.

Goodbye*:

-About finding the strength to close one chapter of her life and move on to the next
-Lavigne says. “We get through it and we grow.” Nowhere is this feeling better expressed than on “Goodbye”
-A delicate piano-and-string ballad that closes out the album.
-"Is the most raw and vulnerable track I’ve ever written and recorded in my career” Lavigne says.
-“It’s a very special song because I wrote and produced it myself. It’s so real and truthful. You can’t fake that.”

Smile*:

- A bridge from her previous Albums.
- Feisty, Rocker.
- Lavigne expresses her gratitude for special people.

Push*:

- About exploring the dynamics of a relationship.

Remember When*:

- About exploring what it means to push through the tough times and emerge stronger for it

Wish you were here*:

- It shows her vulnerable side.
- About exploring what it means to push through the tough times and emerge stronger for it

Darlin*:

- Bright, rich textures of acoustic guitar and piano, as well as an orchestra.
- “Whenever I hear ‘Darlin,’ I think of the family room I wrote it in and playing it for my mom,”
- Written when Lavigne was 15 years old and still unsigned.
- Second song she ever wrote.
- Catchy hooks.
- Big Lunged Chorus
- Piece of Chorus "There's nothing I could do but love you the best I can"
- Avril: “I always really liked this song, and I never recorded it.”
- Avril: "It's really special to me."


Everybody Hurts*:

- Acoustic Beginning, then explodes into a loud chorus.
- Has weighty guitar riffs.
- Impressive vocals and comforting lyrics.
- Vocals are front-and-center.
- Piece of Chorus "Everybody hurts some days.”
- Piece of Lyric: "It's okay to be afraid"
- Avril: "Different… but not different to stray away from who I am and what I am"
- About exploring what it means to push through the tough times and emerge stronger for it

Alice:

- "Alice in Wonderland" Movie Soundtrack.


Black Star:

- It was originally going to be the theme song for Black Star fragrance.
- First song recorded for this Album.
- Written quickly between tour stops in a Malaysian Hotel Room.
- Ethereal Lullaby that turns epic with tinkling Coldplay-like pianos and soaring strings.
- Avril: "A lot of people like it. It's kind of like a lullaby."
- Evan: "Deryck did a fantastic job at producing it"

Fine:

- Piece of Lyric "When I'm having a bad-hair day, would you tell me you like it that way?".

Gone:

- Evan's favorite song from the Album.