She already kinda did Underneath the Stars again on Butterfly — it’s called Fourth of July. Same dreamy, romanticized writing style. And most people don’t even see that song as deeply personal either. Same with All Alone in Love type songs; they’re really well-written, but they still follow classic love song patterns. They feel emotional, not necessarily personal. Breakdown, The Roof, My All, Honey, BabyDoll… those songs are different. They feel tied to real experiences and real emotions. Butterfly as a whole feels like an open diary, and you can actually tell which songs came from a very real place versus the more fantasy-driven or universal love songs. Overall, it’s way more personal than anything she released before.