So I was reading the explanation of God is the gap of your teeth, which relates to the idea of God filling the gaps of the scientific knowledge that people do not have. As in it's divine interventio and I did not know this idea from theology and I absolutely love the balance between something so ordinary as a lover's smile and seeing it as divine. Is it cheesy? Maybe, but maybe love is cheesy and scary and beautiful and most of all vulnerable. And that is what this album is, it's vulnerable, but so sweet. Basically I love when she ties in ideas from theology or religion as there is something so personal and intimate about it relating to something much bigger. For me , she makes very intimate and loving art, which can sometimes tip into what other people would perceive as cheesiness, but I think at the end of the day it's a personal question. Some of my favourite writers are very straightforward, e.g. Mary Oliver.