Everywhere is a well rounded opening track. The first thing most listeners will ping on is that the guitar work is exquisite and has as many hooks as the melody itself. The production is full on Everywhere and employs a buried garbled vocal sound effect that is quite effective. To Be 's melody is unpredictable and that in itself makes this song interesting and in this case just down right good. Less can be best is certainly the rule of thumb as bass, guitars and very good drum work are the extent of the instrumentation on this second song.
Daddy plays on the emotions and certainly was written from the heart.
This cut is about the abuse of the authority God has given parents to discipline and chastise. When stirring one's Pilgrim Soul , some might conjure up vivid childhood thoughts that are less than positive. In many cases, these events have shaped us and can seem to have meaning after all the years have passed. Though it probably wasn't intentional, most DJ's will like the fact that this a 3 minute song. Angel strikes a mood with its acoustic guitar work and Sharon McCarthy's sweet sounding backup vocals.