The song "Louisiana, 1927" by Harvey Danger is a cover of the original song by Randy Newman, and it tells the story of the devastating Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 in Louisiana

The song "Picture, Picture" by Harvey Danger is about a failed romantic relationship between two people who started to flirt but then the relationship quickly went south

The song "Private Helicopter" by Harvey Danger tells the story of two different scenarios where the narrator is with former significant others and friends

The song Pity and Fear by Harvey Danger is a commentary on the struggles and pressures of being a great man in society

The song Pity and Fear by Harvey Danger is a commentary on the struggles and pressures of being a great man in society

The song "Woolly Muffler" by Harvey Danger talks about a person who wanted to be something that keeps another person warm and comfortable - a woolly muffler around their neck

The song "Heroine With An E" by Harvey Danger is a commentary on the societal pressures placed on women to conform to certain standards of beauty and behavior

The song "You Miss The Point Completely I Get The Point Exactly" by Harvey Danger is about the frustration of being in social situations with people who have nothing interesting or meaningful to say

The song "We Drew The Maps" by Harvey Danger is about the human need to create order and structure in the world around us

"War Buddies" by Harvey Danger is a satirical song that critiques the glorification and romanticization of war