The album is primarily eight instrumental songs that form a “tone poem,” a reference to symphonic compositions like George Gershwin’s “An American in Paris” or Richard Strauss’ “Also sprach Zarathustra” that use long, narrative-like movements of changing moods and motifs. In the case of “Farewell, My Friend,” Thes purposefully conceived and sequenced the album “to tell the story of our life together,” from their early friendship, through their PUTS years, ending with Double K’s death and imagined afterlife. The album serves as an elegy, mixtape and soundtrack, all in one.
| A1 | It Was Meant To Be... |
| A2 | Young Mike and Chris Floating Free |
| A3 | 90s Mike and Chris on the Porch |
| A4 | Mike and Chris Leave for their First Tour |
| A5 | Mike at Chris' Bachelor Party in Rosarito |
| B1 | Mike and Chris and Too Many Aeroplanes |
| B2 | Prelude to Pain |
| B3 | The Bell Tolls for People Under The Stairs |
| B4 | Midnight January 30th, The Mothership comes for Mike |
| B5 | Survivor Syndrome (We did it for Mikey) |
