Set List Nine doesn't shout — it stands tall and speaks clearly, with a weathered voice full of purpose and scars. "We Are the Ones" is a workers' anthem dressed in dirt and defiance, refusing invisibility with a nod and a shovel in hand. "Applied Faith" rebuilds belief as a practical craft, not magic but muscle — something you shape with will and intention. Then the world melts a little: "Slip Stream" and "Sides" harken back to the '60s revolution, as if you just showed up on the cover of Sgt. Pepper, grinning sideways through paisley smoke. "Invisible Prison" floats the idea that the only real bars are mental — and the key's already in your hand. "Fate Is a Word" delivers gospel from a man who's done the math, and "Believe Me" closes the door with a half-smile and full truth.
| # | Track Title | Rating | Four Word Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | We Are the Ones | We wrote the rhyme | |
| 2 | Friend | Learning love is priceless | |
| 3 | Speak | Before it is too late | |
| 4 | Applied Faith | Manifest your own destiny | |
| 5 | Slip Stream | Everything shiny and new | |
| 6 | Sides | No winners to lose | |
| 7 | Invisible Prison | We are the key | |
| 8 | Better Than It Seems | Better than it seems | |
| 9 | First Glance | More than appears first | |
| 10 | Complicated Subject | Matter of war history | |
| 11 | Fate Is a Word | Practice what I preach | |
| 12 | Believe Me | Price that some pay |
Here, the songs are about standing up for what you believe in. They're about finding meaning in your daily life, your work, and the people around you, all while staying true to yourself.