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She Will Have Her Way is a compilation album featuring female Australian and New Zealand musicians performing songs written by Neil Finn and Tim Finn (The Finn Brothers), members of Split Enz and Crowded House. A follow up album, He Will Have His Way, featuring male artists, was released in 2010.

The album takes its name from Neil Finn's single "She Will Have Her Way" from Try Whistling This, however the song does not appear on this album, nor does any other from Neil Finn's solo career. The album is a mixture of songs previously recorded for prior releases (such as "Better Be Home Soon") and some recorded specifically for the project ("Distant Sun," "Fall at Your Feet," "Stuff and Nonsense" etc.). A special edition of the album was released with a second disc containing all of the original versions of the songs remastered. Its cover was slightly redesigned with a pale blue instead of a dark blue background and subtle, added background elements.

She Will Have Her Way peaked at #3 on the Australian Albums Chart and reached #4 in New Zealand. In total, it spent 15 weeks in the Australian top 40. The album has sold over 350,000 copies.

Some songs have distinct differences to the original versions, while some maintain the general feel of the original. In "Distant Sun," Fraser omits the bridge lyric "Like a Christian fearing vengeance from above," presumably due to her Christian faith. In "Six Months in a Leaky Boat," much of the song is omitted, particularly the lower tempo parts of the song. "Four Seasons" was originally entitled "Four Seasons In One Day." "I Hope I Never" is much slower. "Persuasion" is converted from a "natural" folk rock song into a "synthetic" pop rock song, and changed the gender references to neutral as opposed to male (e. g. "I will always be a man who's open to persuasion" was changed to "I will always be someone who's open to persuasion"). "Charlie" converted from a sombre ballad into an uptempo rock song. "Into Temptation" originally had the line "You and your new blue dress," however Geyer changed this line to "You and your deep blue eyes" and converted the rock ballad into an RnB ballad instead.