Here in this track, Saxon tells the story of two interconnected generations and their struggles to find love, understanding, and happiness. When a parent refuses to accept his daughter's boyfriend, he is seen as old-fashioned and prideful, which leads Jenny to run away with him to start a family with Billy. As they got older together and faced hardships in early parenthood, they didn't want their daughter to rush into love like they did; It resulted in their daughter doing what they had done before and running off with her boyfriend. And in the end, it raises the question of...

Here in this track, Saxon tells the story of two interconnected generations and their struggles to find love, understanding, and happiness. When a parent refuses to accept his daughter's boyfriend, he is seen as old-fashioned and prideful, which leads Jenny to run away with him to start a family with Billy. As they got older together and faced hardships in early parenthood, they didn't want their daughter to rush into love like they did; It resulted in their daughter doing what they had done before and running off with her boyfriend. And in the end, it raises the question of whether history will repeat itself, in if the daughter will find someone like Billy who offers her belief and love. If no lessons are learned from past mistakes, then the cycle can't be broken. It's not just genetics that are passed down through generations but the heart and soul, past experiences may be repeated a generation later. If they do it's only up to them to discover a break from the chain or follow with tradition.

Overall, however, it also emphasizes the need to hold on to love, even when faced with opposition and uncertainty. It suggests that love and understanding can transcend generations if one follows their heart and stays resilient.

Contrasting the track before it, this song expresses one's frustration and determination to move on from a toxic relationship. It revolves around letting go of the past, standing up for oneself, and moving forward from a hurtful situation. The name and chorus highlight the final decision to break free from the lies and deception of the past, emphasizing that "yesterday's gone" and it's time to move forward. This was all a result of witnessing their ex-partner with someone new, leading to a realization that they no longer wish to be a part of the toxic cycle....

Contrasting the track before it, this song expresses one's frustration and determination to move on from a toxic relationship. It revolves around letting go of the past, standing up for oneself, and moving forward from a hurtful situation. The name and chorus highlight the final decision to break free from the lies and deception of the past, emphasizing that "yesterday's gone" and it's time to move forward. This was all a result of witnessing their ex-partner with someone new, leading to a realization that they no longer wish to be a part of the toxic cycle.

In this track, Saxon explores the themes of struggle, hardship, and the desire for freedom through the lens of a blue-collar worker who feels like a prisoner to life's rules. Their relentless toil and monotony of laboring in a difficult environment, are symbolized by the demolition alley; Alternatively, their job is labeled as rather dangerous for them working in a scorching land picking at boulders. Whether it is to be taken serious or metaphorically, its point of grueling tasks and hardships stands. Despite the physical and mental exhaustion that work and life throw, the song captures the notion of perseverance...

In this track, Saxon explores the themes of struggle, hardship, and the desire for freedom through the lens of a blue-collar worker who feels like a prisoner to life's rules. Their relentless toil and monotony of laboring in a difficult environment, are symbolized by the demolition alley; Alternatively, their job is labeled as rather dangerous for them working in a scorching land picking at boulders. Whether it is to be taken serious or metaphorically, its point of grueling tasks and hardships stands. Despite the physical and mental exhaustion that work and life throw, the song captures the notion of perseverance in the face of adversity while also touching on themes of self-realization and the longing for freedom from oppressive circumstances.

The song pays tribute to Native American culture and their history, while also advocating for the restoration of their native land. It evokes imagery of a time when Native Americans lived freely and harmoniously with nature, before European colonization and the displacement of indigenous peoples, while also acknowledging the sacred significance of the great white buffalo in Native American culture. The song references various Native American tribes, such as the Cherokee and Navajo, and the importance of tribal unity and heritage. There's also emphasis on the need to honor their traditions and return their lands, as they acknowledge the displacement...

The song pays tribute to Native American culture and their history, while also advocating for the restoration of their native land. It evokes imagery of a time when Native Americans lived freely and harmoniously with nature, before European colonization and the displacement of indigenous peoples, while also acknowledging the sacred significance of the great white buffalo in Native American culture. The song references various Native American tribes, such as the Cherokee and Navajo, and the importance of tribal unity and heritage. There's also emphasis on the need to honor their traditions and return their lands, as they acknowledge the displacement and mistreatment of indigenous peoples throughout history. Overall, it's a pretty powerful anthem that calls for due justice, some recognition, and proper respect for Native American communities and their ancestral lands.

This song paints a vivid picture of one's journey through the bustling city of Tokyo, being a looking glass into ancient Japanese culture, mysticism, and its rich history. There are references to the mighty Shogun and Samurai in a show of great respect towards Japan's historical warriors. It also details a quest for inner knowledge and enlightenment, with sacred mountains symbolizing the spiritual heights one can reach in the city. Lastly, they refer to Geisha as offering a fleeting moment of pleasure, with the imagery of the painted sky and the land of jade conveying a sense of transience and...

This song paints a vivid picture of one's journey through the bustling city of Tokyo, being a looking glass into ancient Japanese culture, mysticism, and its rich history. There are references to the mighty Shogun and Samurai in a show of great respect towards Japan's historical warriors. It also details a quest for inner knowledge and enlightenment, with sacred mountains symbolizing the spiritual heights one can reach in the city. Lastly, they refer to Geisha as offering a fleeting moment of pleasure, with the imagery of the painted sky and the land of jade conveying a sense of transience and fragility, highlighting the fleeting nature of beauty and pleasure in Tokyo. Overall, the track shows a great deal of respect for the history, mesmerizing mystical spiritual beliefs, and its ancient culture.