Although the songs for this album were recorded over a long period of time (about a year and a half), this album hangs together well. Jon's personal life was in turmoil, with the break-up of his marriage to Lorrie Morgan occurring at around that time. Jon pleads with her directly in one song (Sweet Loretta) while on another song (Lonely street) Lorrie actually provides harmony vocals.
Jon wrote or co-wrote all the songs except for the title track (a cover of a Little Feat song) and while Lorrie isn't actually mentioned in any songs except Sweet Loretta, it's clear that she was in Jon's thoughts when he wrote most of the other songs. The opening song (like Baby make the sun go down) is quite upbeat - perhaps Jon was remembering better times - but the only other upbeat song here is Breaking all the rules, which (as far as I know) is about a different couple, not Jon and Lorrie. If, as I assume, most of the other songs are autobiographical, it seems that Jon doesn't know why Lorrie left him. In one song (Can't find the words), Jon sings that he can't find the words that told her goodbye.
This is a very sad album and well worth a listen. Fans of Lorrie will, of course, want this, but there is much here that will appeal to most country music fans.