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Ready to release a new album in 2014, Lily Allen has been contemplating on various titles...one being "Illuminaughty."






Allen said she came across the idea when boozing it up with her pals.






“I keep suggesting names when I’m drunk with my friends, stuff that we think is funny. Brilly Allen and Illuminaughty. I don’t think that’ll make the cut either,” she laughed when telling Q magazine.






Allen's last release was in 2009 with "It's Not Me, It's You." After that success she took a hiatus to have two daughters with her husband Sam Cooper. The couple lost a baby boy when Allen was six months pregnant with him in 2010. We can expect a track dedicated to her lost baby boy in the near future that she describes as "sad and powerful."






“I hope it makes the final cut, because it’s a really important song to me,” she said.






Another anticipated track is about her dad.






“Oh God, it sounds really boring but the idea that I’ve been driving around in stretch limousines my whole life because my dad’s an actor couldn’t be further from the truth,” she said. “My dad’s got eight f**king kids and I think his highest-paid gig was for a [mouthwash] Listerine advert – divide that by eight and that’s not really going that far.”






This year the 28-year-old made it back on the charts with her hit "Hard out Here," a song that highlights women's rights and mocks Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines."






“It’s no use just singing about being famous, or rhyming ‘crazy’ with ‘baby’ a million times over. I still want to write about things that are relevant to other people,” she said. “And I like to be frank whether it’s about sex or politics or feminism… but if people want to call it controversial, then, well, that’s their thing.”