Excerpt from Americana Highways Review:
 

Smoldering and sensual, “Kiss Me Like The World Is Ending” sways on quixotic, suggestive surfaces that ooze lingering heat. Morris’ vocals invite listeners into a world of warm, caring intimacy.

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There’s a shadow running through “Happy,” a sensation akin to low-grade sadness. The song was written following a dark interlude in Natalia’s life. It’s a song for those who keep on keeping on, no matter what.

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Similar to a bitter, bluesy elegy, “Undertaker” is a personal favorite because of its snarling guitars and Morris’ Medusa-like vocals: “I killed off my feelings / When you left me alone / And what we had baby’s pushin’ up daisies / With a goodbye letter I wrote in stone.”