"Every song grapples with issues surrounding the struggle for social justice. Sara's words create powerful images and make impressive links between issues such as preserving the environment, globalization, war and peace, and social activism. The lyrics are so profound that they could be applied to additional struggles such as those pertaining to labour, racism, homophobia and other forms of oppression.

The order in which the songs are presented reflects the cycle of social action necessary to change the world. The CD begins with "The Right Question," a song that describes the bias in mainstream media and falsehoods portrayed on television. The next two songs further explore the apathy which keeps us from challenging inequalities inherent in our capitalist world. "Not in our Name," features lyrics about the impact of globalization on our world, linking images like "growing fields of golden arches while the redwoods fall to the ground," and "to find the real axis of evil, well you don't have to look too hard. Try Downing Street and Washington DC and take a look in our own backyard." The next few songs offer glimmers of hope for a different kind of world. From here, the lyrics of each song become at once enraging and empowering.

By the time the final 2 tracks are heard, you will feel motivated to challenge our oppressive world. The final track, "Revolution Song," chants a powerful message of social activism: "Until every last face has lost its trace of misery; Until every last one of us lives a life of dignity; No more hesitation, can't you feel the times are changing; Always be singing our revolution song." The CD is best when played in its entirety in order to get the most from Sara's compelling lyrics. "