The song "Burning Point" by Gov't Mule speaks about the division and conflicts in society and the need to find common ground to come together

"Wake Up Dead" by Gov't Mule is a song that serves as a wake-up call to someone who is self-destructive and on a path of destruction

The lyrics of the song "My Oh My" by Gov't Mule convey a sense of confusion and emotional turmoil experienced by the protagonist, particularly in matters of the heart and mind

The song "If I Had Possession Over Judgment Day" by Gov't Mule is a cover of a classic blues song originally recorded by Robert Johnson in 1936

"Maybe I'm a Leo" is a song by the band Gov't Mule, originally written and performed by Deep Purple

The song "Good Morning Little School Girl" is a blues classic that has been covered by various artists over the years

The song "Which Way Do We Run?" by Gov't Mule tackles themes of loss, internal struggle, and the search for direction in life

The song "Sin's A Good Man's Brother" by Gov't Mule reflects on the complexities and contradictions of life

"Wild Horses" by Gov't Mule is a cover of The Rolling Stones' original song

"Have Mercy On The Criminal" by Gov't Mule is a song that explores the struggles and humanity of a criminal on the run