The song "Drunken Hearted Man" by the Peter Green Splinter Group tells the story of a man who has lived a difficult and miserable life

The song "Feeling Good" by Peter Green Splinter Group seems to be about a person who is feeling low and nostalgic, reminiscing about a past relationship and longing for the happiness they once had

The song "Milkcow's Calf Blues" by Peter Green Splinter Group is a blues track that tells the story of a milkcow and her new calf

The song "Sweet Home Chicago" by Peter Green Splinter Group is a cover of the classic blues song originally written and recorded by Robert Johnson in 1936

The song "Smile" by Peter Green Splinter Group seems to be a heartfelt apology and plea for forgiveness from the perspective of someone who has made mistakes in a relationship

The song "Cross Road Blues" by Peter Green Splinter Group is actually a cover of the famous blues song originally written and performed by Robert Johnson

The song "Little Queen of Spades" is actually a cover of a blues song originally written and performed by Robert Johnson

The song "Must Be A Fool" by Peter Green Splinter Group tells the story of someone who consistently makes poor choices and ends up in trouble

"Every time, baby, I got you off my mind" - The speaker is saying that every time they try to forget about their love interest, they find it difficult to do so

The song "Spiritual Thief" by Peter Green Splinter Group explores the theme of spiritual manipulation and the search for freedom from it