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Alright On The Inside

from What's Life All About? by Michael Averill

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This was inspired by an amazing woman - Amma www.amritapuri.org

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We can't have everything we want
But we got everything we need
In this life, to succeed
Chasing possessions is not an answer
Reachin' for external stability
Is no way, to live free
Na na na na na...

Take a look at all the things we do
They all grow out of the seeds
Of what, we believe
We don't bring a thing into this world
And we take nothin' when we leave
So why, worry?

There's nothing that can't be overcome, as long
Nothing can ever bring you down, as long
There's nothing that can't be handled, as long as
You're alright on the inside

Love can show you everything you want, and it flows
Like a river rollin' towards the sea
So set sail, down stream
We don't need to fear for tomorrow
Just let that worry be
And feel your heart beat

There's nothing that can't be overcome, as long
Nothing can ever bring you down, as long
There's nothing that can't be handled, as long as
You're alright on the inside

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from What's Life All About?, released March 2, 2012
Michael Averill

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Michael Averill Kelowna, British Columbia

Wanderer….Philosopher….Fun Doctor…..This tradesman of sound was born to bring people together, to make light of a troubled day, and to administer a steady I.V. of positivity to the world. Emerging in Vancouver as an intriguing Folk artist and community builder, his magnetic melodies and warm demeanor unite for an experience that dissolves woes and change perspectives. ... more

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