In this article, the author provides a personal ranking of Avril Lavigne's album, "Goodbye Lullaby." The album, released in 2011, features a collection of songs with a more introspective and mellow tone compared to Lavigne's previous works.

The author starts by ranking the album's tracks from best to worst, based on their personal preference. The top-ranking songs include "I Love You" and "Wish You Were Here," which are regarded as emotionally charged ballads with relatable lyrics and beautiful melodies. The author appreciates Lavigne's vulnerability and authenticity in these tracks.

Moving down the list, the author expresses their fondness for songs like "Not Enough" and "Remember When," both of which showcase Lavigne's mature songwriting style and vocal delivery.

These songs, according to the author, have a nostalgic feel while still maintaining a sense of hopefulness.

On the other hand, the author expresses a lack of enthusiasm for some tracks such as "Stop Standing There" and "Darlin'." These songs are described as generic and forgettable, lacking the depth and emotion found in other parts of the album.

In conclusion, the author ranks "Goodbye Lullaby" as a solid album overall, praising its introspective nature and Lavigne's ability to convey raw emotions through her music. Despite a few weaker tracks, the album is seen as a testament to Lavigne's growth as an artist, showcasing her versatility and willingness to take risks with her sound.