Make Yr Life is the fourth and final album released by lesbian queercore band The Butchies and the first to be released on the Yep Roc Records

Yep Roc Records

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 label, rather than the group's previous label, Mr. Lady Records

Mr. Lady Records

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. The album has a more polished, commercial sound than the band's previous albums, Are We Not Femme?, Population: 1975

Population: 1975

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and 3, and earned The Butchies more recognition than they had previously enjoyed. However, it was the last album released before the band announced a 'hiatus' that has yet to end.

The first track on the album, "Send Me You", was featured in a series two episode of The L Word

The L Word

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, although it did not appear on the series soundtrack.

Track listing

All songs composed by The Butchies, except as noted.

1. "Send Me You"
2. "Trouble"
3. "Make Yr Life"
4. "Second Guess"
5. "She's So Lovely"
6. "Everything + Everywhere"
7. "17"
8. "Lydia"
9. "Tell The Others"
10. "Your Love
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    " (John Spinks)