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Piece by Piece (song) her story, past and present." Katherine St. Asaph of "Time" also highlighted the song as one of the album's stronger moments, describing it as a dagger to deadbeat dads everywhere that marks her most pointed lyrics since "Stronger"s "You Love Me" (2011). AllMusic's senior editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine also included it as one of the three tracks (along with "Nostalgic" and "Good Goes the Bye") that strike a right balance of Clarkson's indomitable character and fresh electronic beats on the album's production. In their reviews of "Piece by Piece", "New York Post"s Hardeep Phull also pegged the track as the