"When New York Had Her Heart Broke" is a song by John Hiatt that captures the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City

The song "How Bad's the Coffee" by John Hiatt tells the story of a person who has been working at a place for thirty years and reflects on their past

"Adios To California" by John Hiatt tells the story of a person reflecting on their time in California and ultimately deciding to leave

"New Numbers" by John Hiatt is a song that explores themes of conformity, individuality, and the pressure to fit into societal norms

The song "Havin' Some Fun Now" by John Hiatt explores themes of fame, public scrutiny, and self-awareness

The song "When My Love Crosses Over" by John Hiatt tells the story of a couple who make a promise to each other under the night sky

"All the Way Under" is a song by John Hiatt from his album "Dirty Jeans and Mudslide Hymns" released in 2011

The song "She Loves The Jerk" by John Hiatt is about a woman who is trapped in an unhealthy and abusive relationship with a man who mistreats her

"The Nagging Dark" by John Hiatt is a song that explores the themes of running away from one's problems, the internal struggle with shame and guilt, and the importance of hope in the face of darkness

"Let's Give This Love a Try" is a song by John Hiatt that explores the vulnerability and uncertainty of being in a relationship