Workin' Them Angels

An anthemic rocker about pushing luck and surviving against the odds — drawn from Peart's motorcycling experiences where close calls with death became almost routine. The title refers to guardian angels working overtime to keep him alive.

The song features trademark Rush time changes delivered with the confidence of a band at the top of their game. It reached #30 on the Mainstream Rock chart.

It's one of the more directly autobiographical songs on the album, connecting Peart's post-tragedy travels with a larger theme about the thin line between survival and disaster.