She Sings The Mourning: Poor spelling, or a play on words? Who knows? Either way it gets the album off to a fine start. Lots of odd noises and lyrics that I don't have a clue as to what they mean but you want to sing along to it and you should. It's a top tune. In what seems like a mini solo the song goes completely mental with god knows what going on, typical Coral! My only problem with is that it sounds like it can be bigger and better but perhaps that is saved for live shows. 8/10.

In The Morning: The big hit off the album. It did so well it scored the Scouse lads a top 5 hit. It's worthy of a place on a Beatles album. It's just brilliant, fantastic, unbeatable. It's poptastic and they know it. We now know why the charts don't mean anything anymore. Because this was not a number 1. The keyboard has you trying to mime "do do do do dee dee dee dee". It's probably the best song on the album by a country mile. If the sun is shining and you want 153 seconds of brilliant. Stick this on. 10/10.

Come Home: "You've been gone too long" The longest song on the album and it's only just over 4 minutes!! I don't think it was such a wise idea to put a song of this length smack bang in the middle of the album as the listener has probably adjusted to the 2-3 minute burst of a song so it does feel like it drags on but for other bands this would be seen as a relatively short song e.g. Oasis. It isn't a bad song as such it's just that it tries to put itself forward as an album finisher but we still have a few more songs to go through yet! There is a rather good mental last minute which is basically, play the instruments as quick and as hard as you can. At the very end of the song it even sounds like they have just finished a gig! 7/10.

Leaving Today: This sort of follows on from 'Far From The Crowd' but it just sounds a bit more cheerful and it's a lot more up tempo. A head nodder if anything. There is some very nice guitar work throughout the song. The problem here is that the song just doesn't feel like it's going anywhere. That makes it even more difficult to find a decent outro and for it not to give the impression that the band have just randomnly just pressed the 'stop' button. Instead it just fades out rather quickly. Fair enough. Another average offering. 6.5/10.

Late Afternoon: Shame that Arabian Sand couldn't finish the album but we have a bit of a laidback song, a Sunday song that you have just got free in The Observer along with 'She Sings The Mourning', 'Something Inside Of Me' and 'In The Morning'. Would make a good b-side but just feels like the lads have just thought, "We don't want to stick another song on but we may as well just for the hell of it..." This just isn't vintage Coral in my opinion, a limp offering. 6.5/10.