"Nothing Could Be Finer" genre: Rock
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	If you cant move and groove to this your in trouble! This song rolls along with drums and bass that will make you move in all kinds of strange ways, and the vocal melody in the chorus is something you will find yourself singing in the shower.
	CD: Changes Credits: Recorded by Palmer Woods, Mixed by HF, P Woods, and Rusty Cobb at Nickle and Dime.
	Story Behind the Song Nothing Could Be Finer was originally written as a ballad, and the band had stopped performing the song for a time until Brett had a dream about performing this song in its current format in front of a huge audience at a music festival. We tried his dream version of the song in practice, and everyone loved it so it stuck. We recorded the new version on the new CD, Changes. Lyrics NOTHING COULD BE FINER welcome to the new world is this your holiday? today there's still tomorrow so send me on my way i'll be back again next tuesday and it will be again just like before still remember all the good times when bad times come a knocking on your door Chorus nothing could be finer to see you there, to see you there nothing could be better to see you there to see you there been living in this city reeling from the undertow only god knows why it happens i wish the devil'd let me go i hope you come around next tuesday only you can ride the unicorn come and take away my blues I see nobody else to wear this crown Chorus nothing could be finer to see you there, to see you there nothing could be better to see you there to see you there in heaven - see you there

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