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| 1. 6ft 1in |
| 2. Help Me Mary |
| 3. Glory |
| 4. Dance Of The Seven Veils |
| 5. Never Said |
| 6. Soap Star Joe |
| 7. Explain It To Me |
| 8. Canary |
| 9. Mesmerizing |
| 10. Fuck And Run |
| 11. Girls! Girls! Girls! |
| 12. Divorce Song |
| 13. Shatter |
| 14. Flower |
| 15. Johnny Sunshine |
| 16. Gunshy |
| 17. Stratford-On-Guy |
| 18. Strange Loop |
The songs on this album are solidl written and arranged- from F**k and Run, a powerful song that conveys the lonliness of meaningless quickie relationships while at the same time being incredibly tight and guitar-centric. The most incredible part of this song is how she manages to convey the singers pre-conceived notions of what a real relationship should include- like "letters and soda's." Liz manages to present it as something she's idealized since a small child, yet is disillusioned that she'll never have- and it works.
Stratford on Guy mixes harmonies in an original way that has still never been duplicated. This song is truly a classic and may be the most original and innovative on a already classic CD.
Divorce song manages to convey how quickly and easily a marriage can self-destruct over the simplest of issues. It's real, it's honest and it hits the nail right on the head.
Strange Loop also manages to encapsulate the "I'm tired of fighting" feeling you have when a relationship has has finally and once and for all fallen dead apart. The guitar work at the end of the song manages to convey this feeling and it is pure genius.
With this album, Liz managed to deliver an unfortunately rare combo- genius musical arrangements along with incredibly relevant and powerful lyrics. The result is a classic work that will stand the test of time indefinitely. If you haven't heard it, you owe it to yourself to listen to it.
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