The song "I Believe My Time Ain't Long" by Peter Green Splinter Group is a blues song that reflects on the end of a relationship and the narrator's determination to move on

The song "Blues Don't Change" by Peter Green Splinter Group reflects on the timeless nature of the blues genre

"Wild Dogs" by Peter Green Splinter Group tells a story about the harsh realities of life, drawing attention to various aspects of society where individuals are faced with ruthless circumstances

The song "Down The Road Of Temptation" by Peter Green Splinter Group talks about the theme of temptation and the consequences it brings

The song "Travelling Riverside Blues" is actually a cover of a classic blues song originally written and recorded by Robert Johnson

The song "Ramblin' On My Mind" by Peter Green Splinter Group is a cover of a blues classic originally recorded by Robert Johnson

The song "Look Out For Yourself" by Peter Green Splinter Group is about a person who has been mistreated and deceived by their partner

The song "Big Change Is Gonna Come" by Peter Green Splinter Group is a reflection on a strained relationship and the impending changes that are about to occur

The song "Dark End of the Street" by Peter Green Splinter Group is a cover of a classic soul song originally written by James Carr and Dan Penn

"Look On Yonder Wall" is a song by the Peter Green Splinter Group, originally recorded by James Clark in 1950