It took 35 years to put out her debut album, but now Lisa Marie Presley wants to do it again in only two.

Her first album proved she wasn’t just a brat rock ’n’ roll daughter releasing an album because she could, a la Kelly Osbourne.

Presley showed she has the talent and a powerful voice to back it up with while ignoring blatant similarities to her father.

Lyrically, the album is honest, deep, dark and reflective of her obvious bad-girl image. However, it’s not the lyrics that are the problem: It’s her voice.

It seems as if she has lost her powerful voice and turned it into a mysterious and raspy growl, which doesn’t work too well.

Presley gets honest and pissed off during the song “Idiot,” when she sings, “I heard everything that you think about me/ Almost everyday/ But you still wouldn’t leave/ I had to pull the plug/ I hated your guts.”

Curious minds can only wonder who this refers to.

She has always had a sexy, badass, rebellious image since she was 13 years old without even trying. Why is she trying now?