The epic conclusion of Enigmatic, but not really the anti-"Imagine". John Lennon believe humans were smart enough to accept peace and unity as the one great solution. I'm much more cynical, so I believe we will one day reach peace and unity, but…

We paid the price to ride the ride A loving respite in a lonely life The humid night will fold come fall Can't we pretend it won't at all?

"...And, lo, the haves found themselves underneath the same garbage-strewn overpass as the have-nots, the materialism that reflected their status now long evaporated in a haze of repossession, foreclosure and regret. The only question the originally…

A fable of the old west, the sins of the father cast on the shoulders of the son.

An instrumental with a slow, hypnotic build. A love song for someone somewhere else.

I never copped to the Beautiful Mind definition of crazy. I know people who have been deemed insane. They're not liberated; they're scared. This is for them.

A melancholic reprise sets the tone for a darker "side two".

It's the story of someone who played his role with dignity and with responsibility all his life, yet toward the end of it he has to wonder if it was all in vain...

If it's really love, it doesn't matter if you're in a Park Avenue penthouse of "some old efficiency coffin built for two..."

An interlude before "I'd Rather Be There" - Home is anywhere you'd rather be.