"gypsy woman" is a long track highlighting buckley's vocal acrobatics and on the record has some qualities of a jam session. buckley and his band were disappointed with its recording but the song would remain as part of buckley's live repertoire for the following years. the closer of the album, "sing a song for you", is more similar to buckley's work on "goodbye and hello" than to the songs on the rest of the album. it shares the verse/chorus style and folk leanings of "song to the siren", which though released on "starsailor" was written around the same period.