Written at a time when she felt most lonely, "Born to Love" was created out of two realizations that Chloe had to make: the first being that we, as humans, aren't meant to be alone. And the second? It's probably a good idea to let yourself be alone for awhile if that means not lowering your standards. Again. With a longing cry for connection, every word in "Born to Love" will speak to anyone who's ever had to force themselves to hold out for a relationship that loved them back, no matter how lonely it got.

Chloe's most anticipated release to date, "Missouri River Run" is a fun and undeniably country ode to her Missouri Roots and the land she grew up in. While others can't wait to leave their home towns, she offers a more appreciative perspective on the Midwest. Singing about all the landmarks, cities, and sights you might see along the Missouri River, you're sure to have learned some geography and mid-western culture by the end of the tune.

"Grow Up," Chloe's first completed piece of work ever, encapsulates the feelings surrounding all of those big decisions we have to make as we grow older. Written from Chloe's perspective, she had to weigh out whether or not she wanted to chase this dream she's had within her from a young age, or settle for a so-called "normal life" of staying close to home, going to college, etc. She realized that there are so many people who struggle to make that same decision at some point in their lives. Growing up is hard. Chasing your dreams is hard. Choosing between two things you love is hard. And having to decide all of those things at a young age is the hardest. If nothing else, Chloe is releasing this song for her younger self.

“Drive Away” takes a deep dive into the mind of someone who is in the midst of a failing relationship, presumably one-sided. Chloe pin-points the exact moment she realized it was time to cut ties with a person that was no longer making her a better version of herself, but gosh dang, if that isn't a hard thing to do when you think you love somebody. It’s a whole lot easier to wait around in hopes that the other party walks away first… and that’s exactly what she did. For a little while at least.

Listeners are left with insight about the teeter-totter of emotions running through Chloe’s head when the chorus hits, flashbacks to better times during the bridge, and with standout lyric “I’d smile as I watched you drive away,” they can begin to understand just how much easier that perfectly-painted scene might be to endure as opposed to breaking off the relationship herself.