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Nothing Means Anything outlines a year in the life of Montgomery, Alabama native Adam McIntyre, detailing his experiences with divorce, desperation, and deliverance through new-found love. The album is composed around seasonal themes with multi-instrumental performances by McIntyre, who has reached an exciting new level of artistic development with this record."lyrically and musically poignant asall get out... hope the new lovelasts; the LP sure will." -- Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover Nothing Means Anything Music Adam Mcintyre Nothing Means Anything Songs | 1. | Your Only Friend |
| 2. | Half Dead |
| 3. | Nothing Means Anything |
| 4. | The Way Things Used To Be (Part One) |
| 5. | Love Is The Answer |
| 6. | Smile |
| 7. | Everyday Is Christmas |
| 8. | Feel This Way Again |
| 9. | Can't Stop Crying |
| 10. | Fairytale |
| 11. | The Way Things Used To Be (Part Two) |
| 12. | Song For Heather |
| 13. | Fireworks |
| 14. | Cotton Candy |
| 15. | I Need You |
| 16. | Love Is A Minor Key |
| 17. | Sleep Baby Sleep (Bonus Track) |
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