Most of the tunes are very mellow. They cover such topics as closing bars, screwing up relationships, and seeking forgiveness. There are a couple uptempo tunes ("Hard Lesson" and "No Stars") that will get the toes tapping. "Hard Lesson" features some solid harmonica I wouldn't mind emulating. "Forgive Me" is a nice bluesy closer to a fairly solid disc.
While all the songs are put together very well, I wouldn't say that any of them really stuck with me. Still, I think Nash is a talented songwriter who will probably do very well for himself.
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