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A positive outlook on life, The Battle begins the healing process. It’s a look into the future, where enlightenment is attainable. It’s also the unknown, which is the only certainty--Death. But it’s a happy song, because if you know that life ultimately ends too soon, you wont waste any time. Health should be an asset. The absence of boredom should be an everyday experience. The true beauty of living is enough for me.

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Everyday is a battle that is won
Write my words and sing this song
Have you ever seen the snow?
Have you ever seen the sun?
Would you really like to know
If the battle is won?

Everything you see all you’ll ever have
You will find in the palm of your hand
But I’m not the one
Who sees through the land
I am not a god I am just man

Somewhere in time
Space heals my mind
And I say
What do I buy? Life.
You keep distant from your throne
You like to question what you know
I mind I mind
Tonight

Be good to your body and your mind
They’re the only ones you have so please be kind
But you’ll lose that as well
So take care of your health
You’ll lose everything
When you lose yourself

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from Pineapple - Contrary Motion, released October 8, 2010

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