tracks

Life Goes On
When Loving Right Is Worng
If I Can't Laugh
Turn Me On
Next Best Thing
Rub Her Soul
You Know I Want You
Text Me, Don't SEXT Me
Blessing And A Curse
Make Someone Happy
Always Had The Power
Life Goes On (reprive)

notes

Life Goes On – some critics proclaim it’s the Sgt. Pepper for relationships – but YOU be the judge.

Life Goes On comes in rockin’ with a story about two people trying to get along, deciding whether or not to stay together.
When Loving Right is Wrong follows suit, advocating relationships that don’t meet parental or societal approval – but must “be where they belong.”
If I Can’t Laugh – whether simple depression or just a bad day, “these times know if I don’t laugh – I will surely cry.”
Turn Me On – Can man and robot be happy together? “If it’s a phase, I’d be amazed.”
Next Best Thing – Out on the rebound, hoping to find “one that won’t make me crazy again.”
Rub Her Soul – Besides the obvious Beatle reference, it’s an inward examination of a relationship’s dynamics, proclaiming “the best way to touch her is to give up your control.”
You Know I Want You – When you fall in love, it’s all you can think about. Sings the refrain, “all I know is love’s got a hold on me.”
Text Me, Don’t Sext Me – a relationship anthem for these modern times.
Blessing and a Curse – The verse “I'm possessed by her sweet spell, an angel raising a little hell” says it all.
Make Someone Happy – A wonderful ballad featuring John’s impeccable finger-picking. When you make someone happy, “love returns when you give it away.”
Always Had the Power – an empowerment song, with all life’s answers having been “inside you all along.”
Life Goes On (refrain) – the final cut of the album sporting a completely different take; turning itself into a longing folk ballad with gritty, honest emotion to close the set.

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