From breakout smashes to fan-favorite deep cuts, her catalog mixes clever wordplay, heartbreak, and hard-won confidence. Which song hits hardest?
1Tennessee OrangeThe 2× Platinum lead single from her debut album Lucky, a playful love story wrapped in college football rivalry that introduced Moroney to the mainstream.
2I'm Not PrettyA confident, disarming breakup track from Lucky that fans cite as a career highlight for its clever reversal of expectations and Moroney's unwavering vocal conviction.
3LuckyThe understated, heartfelt title track of her debut album that showcases Moroney's gift for quiet emotional storytelling with a deceptively simple melody.
4Girl in the MirrorA raw introspective ballad exploring themes of self-love and identity that became one of the most emotionally resonant deep cuts on her debut album.
5Mustang or MeA clever, character-driven song using an old Mustang as a metaphor for a failing relationship, spotlighting Moroney's affection for visual, specific storytelling.
6Am I Okay?An emotionally layered track that asks the question many feel but struggle to say aloud, showcasing Moroney's growing confidence as a storyteller between heartbreak and healing.
7How Do You SurviveA devastatingly sad post-breakup meditation with a melody that lodges itself in the listener's head and refuses to leave.
8Man on the MoonA wistful, dreamy song from Cloud 9 that broadens Moroney's sonic palette with lush production while keeping her storytelling voice front and center.
9No Caller IDA sharp late-night anxiety anthem about waiting for a call that never comes, combining Moroney's trademark wit with genuine emotional vulnerability.
10Red DressA fan-favorite deep cut built on a potent image that doubles as an extended metaphor for trying too hard and still coming up short.
11SmokeA cinematic, slow-burning track from Cloud 9 that showcases the fuller, more atmospheric production of her second album without losing the intimacy that defines her best work.
