The song "Red Cross Store" by Eric Burdon is a blues song that reflects on the difficulties and frustrations faced by African Americans during the time of segregation in the United States

Eric Burdon's song "Ecstasy" is about the overwhelming feeling of joy and bliss that comes from being in love

"Forty Days And Forty Nights" is a blues song originally written and recorded by Bernard Roth in 1962

The lyrics of Eric Burdon's song "Lights Out" depict a story of a romantic encounter between the narrator and a woman, which is interrupted by the unexpected presence of the woman's younger sister

The song "Circuit Rider" by Eric Burdon tells the story of a wandering preacher or evangelist, often referred to as a "circuit rider

The song "River Is Rising" by Eric Burdon is a poetic and metaphorical reflection on the power and unpredictability of life, particularly in times of crisis or change

The song "Medicine Man" by Eric Burdon tells the story of a healer who is struggling to save the person he loves from their own self-destruction

The song "Gotta Serve Somebody" by Eric Burdon reflects on the idea that everyone in life serves someone or something

"Can't Kill The Boogieman" is a song by Eric Burdon, an English singer-songwriter