Set List Four opens with a marriage on life support and ends in a scream for redemption. "Married to Something Else" sets the table with whiskey breath and cold dinners, a love worn thin by routine and regret. The speakers here know pain — not the poetic kind, but the bleeding, late-night, "where did I go wrong?" kind. "Watering the Weeds" rips out the delusions by their roots, and "Rest In Peace" turns a house fire into a twisted punchline. Addiction hangs over the whole set like smoke in a motel room. "Rat Park" and "Rehab" aren't cautionary tales — they're firsthand accounts, too close to be comfortable. "Alcohol" plays like a love letter to poison, and "Empty Bottle" echoes with questions nobody wants to answer. But in "Let Me Live the Dream," hope cracks through the chaos — a raw prayer that maybe, just maybe, there's still a way out.
| # | Track Title | Rating | Four Word Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Married to Something Else | Love killed by routine | |
| 2 | Watering the Weeds | Delusions finally get ripped | |
| 3 | Rest In Peace | House fire dark punchline | |
| 4 | Rat Park | Addiction needs no prison | |
| 5 | Rehab | Firsthand account too close | |
| 6 | Alcohol | Love letter to poison | |
| 7 | Empty Bottle | Questions nobody wants answered | |
| 8 | Let Me Live the Dream | Hope cracks through chaos |
In this set, the lyrics dive into the pain of lost love, addiction, and the hope that maybe things can get better. It's a lot about facing your past and looking for a way to heal.