"Like A Freight Train" is a song by John Hiatt that reflects on the narrator's journey through life and the hardships he has faced

The song "Sure As I'm Sittin' Here" by John Hiatt is about the ups and downs of life and the unpredictability of experiences

The song "Love's Not Where We Thought We Left It" by John Hiatt addresses the disillusionment and confusion that can arise in relationships

The song "One Kiss" by John Hiatt tells a story of a couple who share a deep connection and find solace in each other's presence

The song "Take Off Your Uniform" by John Hiatt delves into themes of societal pressure, conformity, and the loss of individuality

The song "Detroit Made" by John Hiatt is an ode to a classic car, specifically a Buick Electra 225 (also known as a deuce and a quarter)

"What Kind of Man" by John Hiatt is a song about a man reflecting on his past actions and the consequences they have had on his life and relationships

The song "Gone" by John Hiatt tells the story of a person whose lover has left them, emphasizing the feeling of loss and emptiness that comes with their departure

"Back to the War" by John Hiatt is a song that reflects on the differences and conflicts between individuals

"Cherry Red" by John Hiatt is a song that reflects on a past relationship and the lingering feelings associated with it