band would later point to Tearing Everyone Down as the track that would pave the way for their future songs, including "I'd Tell You But..." and "The Criminals". During a live show, Chris #2 joked that Justin was the only one who liked playing Captain Anarchy live, as he and Chris Head "hated the song", and Pat "hated playing any Anti-Flag songs". The title track was written by Justin as one of the last songs for the album. He explained that he was having a difficult time coming up with concept for the record, then came up with the song on a walk, returned home, and wrote the song in 30 minutes. The song was inspired by President Clinton ordering the bombing of Iraq in order to distract the nation from the Monica Lewinsky Scandal. That's Youth describes the band's experience growing up in Pittsburgh with their friends. Got the Numbers is one of the heavier songs on the album, and features pounding drums from Pat and fast-paced bass playing by Chris 2. It remains one of the band's more popular songs, even though Chris 2 said Pat didn't like the song either. Even though Justin is the only singer on the track, Chris 2 usually sings the chorus when they perform it live. No Difference is a slower track that describes freedom of being at a punk show with fellow friends. I Don't Believe is similar to songs from Die for the Government in that it questions the wave of nationalism throughout the country as a result of the Gulf War. Right On is credited to the entire band and mocks people who have insulted the band in various cities. What You Don't Know questions the secret nature politicians engage in that results in US laws and policy, presumably without input from the American people. Free Nation? attacks the Christian Right and the Republican Party for claiming to uphold "christian values" while pursuing policies that attack non-whites. Chris 2 said that he had difficulty recording this song because the band didn't have a click track, so he had to manually count himself in to start the song on time. He later called it one of his favorite Anti-Flag songs. Outbreak references the Lewinsky Scandal and the bombing of Iraq, similarly to the title track and asks "Who is the real terrorist?". An early version of the song appeared on