Magic

Mood Swings

Good Day

shoulder to cry on

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build a bridge

Already Crazy

To Tell You The Truth

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This song was written from the kind of love that feels soul-deep —
the kind that doesn’t just belong to one lifetime.
It isn’t a fairytale love.
It isn’t fragile or temporary.
It’s the kind of love that:
✨ grows stronger through struggle
✨ holds on through seasons of silence
✨ feels like home even when the world feels heavy
Two hearts resting in absolute trust.
No masks.
No pretending.
No fear of being vulnerable.
Just peace.
This track comes from the belief that:
Some people don’t just walk into your life — they return to you across time.
It’s about knowing, deep inside:
💫 “I’ve loved you before
and if there’s another life after this one…
I’ll find you again.”
Not because love is dramatic —
but because it’s quiet, instinctive, safe, and eternal.
The emotional core of the song is:
❤️ Choosing one person
🧡 Loving them completely
💛 And promising them forever
even beyond what we understand as time
It’s a vow that doesn’t end with goodbye.
It’s:
“Even when this life is over
my heart will still be yours.”
This track is meant to feel like:
🌙 lying forehead to forehead in silence
🦁 strength wrapped in tenderness
🔥 devotion without conditions
✨ love that outlives everything
It’s not just romance —
it’s reincarnated love… soul-bond love… forever love.

---Shauna Hills ♥️ ❤️‍🔥 🤘 

I’ll Love You Then

[verse 1]
I’ve built every piece of furniture that I own
And i figured out how to track you using my phone
I keep cables in my car, just in case
And I’ve got my own tool box at my place
[prechorus]
I take care of myself, and sometimes others too
When you’ve been single this long, that’s what you’ve gotta do
[chorus]
So who needs a man?
I can do this on my own
Who needs a man?
I’m used to being alone
I’m done with wasting my time
I’ve written up a new plan
I’ve got it all figured out
Ohhhh, so who needs a man
[verse 2]
Learned how to check my oil
And change my tire
Learned how to tie a knot
And how to start a fire
I’ve gotten pretty good
Using a drill
And I can get aroused
Without taking a pill
[prechorus]
I won’t be asking for help
I’m no damsel in distress
I’ve got Google and YouTube
To get me out of a mess
chorus]
So who needs a man?
I can do this on my own
Who needs a man?
I’m used to being alone
I’m done with wasting my time
I’ve written up a new plan
I’ve got it all figured out
Ohhhh, so who needs a man
[bridge]
Men come with drama and problems and insecurities
And half can’t use a hammer nearly as good as me
Men come with secrets and lies and mistakes from their past
And there’s no use putting in time when it won’t ever last
[chorus]
So who needs a man?
I can do this on my own
Who needs a man?
I’m used to being alone
I’m done with wasting my time
I’ve written up a new plan
I’ve got it all figured out
Ohhhh, no I don’t need no man
No I don’t need a man
I can do this on my own
Who needs a man?
I’m used to being alone
I’m done with wasting my time
I’ve written up a new plan
I’ve got it all figured out
Ohhhh, so who needs a man
I’m done with wasting my time
You don’t fit into my plan
I’ve got it all figured out
Ohhh so who needs a man?
I’ve got it all figured out, boy
And I don’t need no man
Ohhh who needs a man

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This Feeling

Born and raised in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania and spending most of her teen years in New York City, Jillian began singing at local coffee shops at the age of 7. Inspired by Patsy Cline and box sets of Elvis, Bobby Goldsboro, Trisha Yearwood, The Dixie Chicks, James Taylor, Carole King, Martina McBride, and Patty Loveless, she wrote and recorded her first album in her guitar player’s basement at age the age of 10.  At the age of 9, Jillian took a trip to New York City to audition for a Christmas show starring legendary country/pop singer & entertainer Kenny Rogers and got the part, leading her to co-star alongside Rogers in the Broadway production “Christmas from the Heart” at the Beacon Theater in New York City for three months. Following the show, Jillian performed on tour with Rogers from 1999-2005.   
In 2001 Dreamcatcher Entertainment released a duet with Billy Dean, Suzy Bogguss, and Jillian titled “Please Keep Mom and Dad in Love” which debuted on the Top 50 Billboard Country Music Charts. Jillian formed a band with her three sisters during this time called The Little Women Band and began touring and playing all over the U.S, including a residency at The Bitter End in New York and state fairs all over the country.  Jillian moved to Nashville, TN in 2010 after graduating from college and spent the past few years writing and recording new material. In 2013 she wrote and recorded a 6 song project with pop singer/songwriter and record producer Richard Marx. She signed with Downtown Music Publishing in Nashville in August 2014 and was recently named one of Spotify’s “Spotlight on Country” Artists to Watch in 2015. She is writing + recording new music for her first self-titled EP release. 


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