The seventh track, "Poison in the Well", concerns a neighborhood suffering from effects of hazardous waste and refers to the chemical waste site Love Canal, which caused multiple cases of cancer and infertility. The eighth track, "Dust Bowl", is about a plighted mother financially struggling to raise her children in an impoverished manufacturing town. The ninth track, "The Lion's Share", concerns, as music critic Stephen Holden wrote, "colonialism's bitter fruits". "Hateful Hate", the tenth track of "Blind Man's Zoo", concerns the European colonization of Africa as well as racial tensions between the European descendants and native Africans. The final track, "Jubilee", is a "" song about religious fanaticism and a racist who burns down a dance hall, in which he had witnessed "a black girl and a white boy kissing shamelessly".