I think this album is a lyrical tour de force. I just love how Kacey Musgraves talks about heartache, self-discovery and resilience without it ever feeling preachy or cheesy. I mean, this line right here: "Sailor Moon's got nothing on me", it's pure pop perfection.
Still chasing the high of Golden Hour, I have to tip my hat to her ability to come up with some raw emotional content that fits in well with her last few records, but provides something refreshing. However, this record falls short from time to time with songs that don't do her musicianship enough justice. I know she's capable of more, but this record is still a nice easy listen and I was generally impressed with the content.