The song "Jack the Lion" by Harvey Danger is a somber tribute to the memory of a loved one who is passing away

"Dining Car" by Harvey Danger is a song that delves into the struggles of trying to fit in and be accepted

Harvey Danger's song "Humility on Parade" is a critique of the prevailing social order at the time it was written

The song Happiness Writes White by Harvey Danger is about a person named Ariella and their relationship with the singer

The song "The Same As Being In Love" by Harvey Danger is about basing one's self-identity on their opposition to someone or something else

Harvey Danger's song "Wine, Women, and Song" explores the idea that the pursuit of pleasure and indulgence may not lead to happiness

The song Terminal Annex by Harvey Danger is about a person who is fed up with the superficiality and shallowness of their relationships

The song "Carjack Fever (Fragments)" by Harvey Danger seems to describe a chaotic and unstable world, where everything is constantly changing and people are struggling to keep up

The song is about a man who has been chasing after "wine, women, and song" in order to find happiness but has not been successful

The song is about the singer's disillusionment with Elvis Costello as a musician