The song "Sweet Evening Breeze" by John Mellencamp tells a nostalgic story of a past romance and the passage of time

The song "John The Revelator" by John Mellencamp is a gospel blues tune that incorporates elements of biblical stories and Christian symbolism

In John Mellencamp's song "Worn Out Nervous Condition," the singer expresses his emotional state of being overwhelmed and anxious due to a troubled relationship

The song "Wild Night" was actually written and recorded by Van Morrison in 1971 and later covered by John Mellencamp in collaboration with Meshell Ndegeocello in 1994

"Jerry" by John Mellencamp is about a man named Jerry who acts erratically and exhibits signs of mental instability

"The Courtesy Of Kings" by John Mellencamp tells the story of a colorful woman the singer once knew

The song "Thank You" by John Mellencamp is a heartfelt expression of gratitude towards various groups of people in society

In John Mellencamp's song "Damascus Road," the lyrics describe a personal journey of transformation and redemption

The song "The West End" by John Mellencamp reflects on the changes and decline of a neighborhood called the West End

"They're So Tough" is a song by John Mellencamp that addresses themes of oppression, manipulation, and standing up against those who try to belittle or control others