The CD leads off with Better Days a good example of their well-written songs considering the often unsteady path of personal relationships. Though the song has a rock beat, the instrumentation is almost all acoustic. The track also highlights Rockwell Church's nice two-part harmonies, which still have a kind of youthful purity. In a similar vein is First Time , another musically upbeat consideration of, in this case, the apparent start of a personal relationship. Rockwell adds a lot of nice little acoustic ingredients like mandolin, while a subtle electric guitar provides a bit of jangle.
Geneva is an introspective song of separation.
Also a fine example of the duo by themselves is If I Wanted with echoes of folk singer-songwriters of the past. Perhaps the rockiest track on the album is called Curious , though the guitars remain acoustic. This musical metaphor borrowed for this song is Pandora's box. My Door is a lot more lack back than the typical anti-war song of thirty years ago, though the message on the pointlessness of war remains. The album ends with an undocumented bonus track probably called Back on the Bus which takes a more lighthearted attitude about life and music.