The themes of the songs are very personal, reflecting the trials and tribulations Pinchas faced on his journey to becoming an observant Jew. The first two tracks, "Banjo Billy" and " soul Searching , introduce us to his growing awareness that there's more to life as he sets out on his spiritual journey. Several of the other songs - "I'm a Car", "Sweet Gifts", "Do You Mind?", and "Right before Our Eyes"- explore his relationship to G-d and his place in the world.However, despite the serious nature of the journey, throughout the album Pinchas maintains an upbeat attitude, always looking on the wacky side of life. Topics such as making Aliya ("Lech Lecha"), starting to keep kosher ("Kosher Boy") and becoming observant ("One More Mitzvah") all provide humorous fodder for his catchy banjo-backed melodies. While most of the album is in English, with the occasional Hebrew word and "yeeee-ha" exclamation sprinkled in for good measure, the last song ("T'kah B"Shofar") is entirely in Hebrew, based on a common prayer, It would be interesting to hear Pinchas come up with original lyrics in Hebrew for his next album which had better not be too far behind.