Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell — Social Distortion

A resilient, mid-tempo defiance that finds dignity in heartbreak and bad luck.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks

Cold Feelings

3:31

Bad Luck

4:26

Making Believe

4:13

Born to Lose

4:09

Bye Bye Baby

3:06

When She Begins

5:04

99 to Life

4:29

King of Fools

2:50

Sometimes I Do

4:01

This Time Darlin’

4:09

Ghost Town Blues

4:42

Alone and Forsaken

3:12

Mainliner 1992

2:59

Moments Worth Listening For

The opening guitar riff of Cold Feelings that immediately establishes the album's dusty, mid-tempo swagger.

The transition into the bridge of Bad Luck where the punk energy meets a classic rock and roll shuffle.

The haunting, stripped-back cover of Hank Williams' Alone and Forsaken that closes the record with a chilling folk-noir atmosphere.

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