Neil Young's "Broken Arrow" appears on the 1990 compilation Decade [1990], showcasing his enduring commitment to raw, acoustic storytelling within the English-language rock tradition. The track exemplifies Young's signature blend of folk and country influences, characterized by his distinctive vocal delivery and sparse instrumentation that prioritizes emotional resonance over production polish. Released as part of a retrospective collection, the song reflects themes of loss and resilience often explored in his discography, maintaining the lyrical depth found in works like "Cinnamon Girl" or "Maui Mama." As a staple of his catalog, "Broken Arrow" remains a testament to his ability to craft intimate recordings that resonate across generations, capturing the essence of his solo career's focus on personal narrative and acoustic purity.