Hallelujah - Bonus Track

This emotive heart-on-sleeve folk ballad finds each Haim sister singing a loaded verse about their strong sisterly bond. Danielle Haim kicks off the song with a testimony regarding her affection for Este and Alana. "My verse is about our relationship as sisters. That feeling of knowing what your sibling is gonna do or say before they do it," she tweeted. "Sibling telepathy is a real thing!"

Este Haim was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of 14. Her verse was inspired by the help and guidance she has received from her sisters throughout her ongoing health struggle. "I wrote my verse a few days after I'd gotten some pretty terrible news from my endocrinologist," she explained on Twitter. "I came home from the doctor super upset and frustrated and the only two people I felt comfortable enough to talk about it with were Danielle and Alana."

Alana Haim's verse was inspired by the passing of her best friend and the support her two older sisters gave her. I had a best friend but she has come to pass One I wish I could see now You always remind me that memories will last These arms reach out. When Alana was 20 years old she was awoken with the news that her best friend, Sammi Kane Kraft, had died in a car accident. The loss changed her life forever, as Sammi's passing showed her how special her loved ones are. Said Alana: "Losing her put a lot of things into perspective for me. I was so lucky to have my sisters at this time in my life. There was a point where they didn't know what to do or say or how to help and them just being there as a shoulder to cry on or as an ear to talk to got me to slowly recover. I'm not the same, I'll never be the same. The me before took love, friends and family for granted. Now there won't be a day that goes by where i don't tell everyone I love how special they are to me."