“Lonely Chapstick” by Peyton Shay

This tune is just as witty as it dynamic. Peyton Shay gives her audience a fun and creative song about falling in love. “Lonely Chapstick” is about finding that person while also finding yourself. 

This song is flirty and just a good vibe all around. I loved the metaphors throughout the course of this song. A simple and easy storytelling experience. It felt refreshing to have a heartbreak story told in such a light way. 

Peyton Shay’s vocals were direct and full of great tone. They really helped deliver the lyrical work in a way that was unique to her. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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