Peter Furler's comment:
»This one was around for quite a while. I've got about three chords that -whenever I pick up a guitar - I play. The first is E minor, then G and then D. Those are the first three chords of this song. Musically it sort of tips its hat back to "Lost The Plot," with a bit more of a commercial feel. It didn't feel alien to me. It's definitely a rock song, and it felt like something we had done before. One of my proudest moments recording was "Lost The Plot" off Take Me To Your Leader. I wanted to make this one a great song, and it is one of the favorites in our club. I had just finished reading Seven Storey Mountain by Thomas Merton. Then I read The Intimate Merton by him right after it. The song says, "I don't even know if I'm on the right path, but I want to please You." And it is our desire to please Him that is what pleases him, and that desire itself comes from Him. I thought it was a great way to finish off the record because it is saying that I don't have the answers. I've learned, even in the last few weeks, that's it's OK to just say, "I don't know." We feel pressure to defend our faith and to stand up for certain things and I think sometimes there's nothing wrong with admitting we don't know all the time.«