For instance, "Nothing Wrong With You" is an out-and-out song of encouragement. It nicely captures moments of social insecurity. "The moment that we dread/It comes all too soon." On "Edible Flowers," they sum up common values when they sing: "Everybody wants the same things/To see another birthday." Elsewhere, the Finn Brothers lyrical wackiness is expressed on "All God's Children." One can't be sure if feminists will be encouraged or angered by some of its statements. "We're all god's children/If god is a woman/But we don't know who the father is." (Great theologians, these two definitely ain't). Perhaps this album's best qualities are completely unrelated to its lyrics. Take "Disembodied Voices," for example, where two other notable brothers (the Everly Brothers) come immediately to mind. There's just nothing better than brotherly harmonies, when they're done well.