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from Headwaters by World's Finest

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Who can say just what tomorrow may bring
A sudden change, loss or a gain, smile or pain
No one knows, but they front so it shows they under control
Just below, so much confusion don't nobody know

Are you hurt up and feelin' alone
Crushed by the weight of a stone
Let go of the past it is over and done
It's been too long since you stood up in the sun

I realize all of my choices are mine wrong or right
They stick by my side day after night
And so it goes lord knows that's how we grow
And time don't slow we are here we are gone we are on to new homes

What reason to live but to love
What reason to love but to learn
Let go of the past it is over and done
It's been too long since you stood up in the sun

See my reflection taking giant steps in large directions
Adding every moment to my collection
Listening to every inflection

What reason to live but to love
What reason to love but to learn
Let go of the past it is over and done
It's been too long since I stood up in the sun

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from Headwaters, released April 25, 2015
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World's Finest Portland, Oregon

Best described as Neo-Americana, World's Finest has bridged the gap between Ska, Americana, Folk, Dub and Bluegrass. Strong songwriting, beautiful vocal harmonies, engaging band interplay and hallucinogenic improvisation are only a handful of the many reasons why the band has garnered critical acclaim, and an ever-growing regional and national fan base. ... more

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