“There were days
And there were days
And there were days I know
When all we ever wanted
Was to learn and love and grow”
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“Trouble with you
Is the trouble with me
Got two good eyes
But you still don't see”
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“ love will see you through”
Visit the Grateful Dead’s official website.
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As the Musical Worldview Project (finding wisdom in lyrics) hits 100 entries, what better way to celebrate than an hour-long playlist of hand-picked Holiday At The Sea Musical Worldview Project family favorites.
Sit back, relax, and let the music take your mind (and encourage you to think about what kind of world you’d like to see and what kind of person you’d like to become to make that world a reality).
We’re all in this together.
Keep on keepin’ on.
Playlist (with links to each song’s original appearance in the Musical Worldview Project, including the lyrics that prompted the song’s inclusion):
“Well the first days are the hardest days,
don't you worry any more
'Cause when life looks like easy street,
there is danger at your door
Think this through with me,
let me know your mind
Woah-oh, what I want to know,
is are you kind?”
“Some folks trust to reason
Others trust in might . . .
Say it once again now
Oh I hope you understand
When it's done and over
Lord, a man is just a man
Some folks look for answers
Others look for fights
Some folks climb the treetops
Just looking for their kites
. . . If a man among you
Got no sin upon his hand,
Let him cast a stone at me
For playing in the band . . . “
“Sometimes the light's all shinin' on me,
Other times I can barely see.
Lately it occurs to me what a long, strange trip it's been.”