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I Believe We're Better Now

from This Beautiful World by M A I T H

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This song pretty much sums up the whole theme I was going for with the EP.

This world is getting better, Science is getting better, tolerance is getting better, and acceptance is getting better.

Mental Illness is not something that should have a stigma attached to it. It is nobody's business but your own.


I believe that artists lead the way, and musicians have been brought to believe that the internet has ruined the music industry. "Confidence and courage are the essentials to success."

This song is supposed to just explode Hope.

There is a light at the end of the tunnel if you are willing to trust other human beings. Despite everything that is going on in the world, the simple things count. The little things should not matter.

Positivity and love can never hurt somebody, it can only make them stronger. At the end of the day most things don't work. When people are trying to inspire you, listen. Take it all with a grain of salt, but create your own philosophy to live your own life.

Become okay with the person you know you are in your heart and live that.

This world should be the beautiful place that we all want in our hearts, all things aside. Communication is the key, not fundamentalism or facism.

When the world gives you lemons, make lemonade. Don't throw your lemons at people. Offer your fellow human being a drink.

-Smith Out

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from This Beautiful World, released January 4, 2013

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Sean Danger Smith is a Philadelphian musician. Combining influences like TTNG, Radiohead, and Nick Drake, Smith developed his unique sound best described as complex and approachable.

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