“Take the time to appreciate you” are the first words used in this Easy Ruckus electronic rock song. These powerful words alone may be just enough to help you understand the message thats being projected. Some people in this beautiful world we live in, can be too hard on themselves to the point where they even forget to love there self. People often have doubts and do not give themselves enough credit in life. It is important that we all be the best that we can possibly be, right? Isn’t life about pushing ourselves and each other to accomplish the impossible? To surprise our own very souls to succeed in a manner that stimulates our pure happiness? In order for that to occur, we all need to love, and believe in each other, especially in our selves. With that tool being used, there will be peace to follow, and we can truly be content with who we truly are. If you find your putting your self down, or not thinking your good enough. Well I assure you, you are good enough, and if you stop being a silly goose, you will be great.
lyrics
Take the time to appreciate you, find the light and find your own truth
Do you even know what you think about?
Yeah yeah yeah yeah
There is peace to follow, maybe tomorrow we'll you will see a new moon. Your not as gone as they say you are
Yeah hey hey hey
Your loves not pretty enough for you, you
You said it yeah, yeah you said it was true
Your loves not pretty enough for you
Yeah hey hey hey 2x
Yeahhhhhey....
Well how could you say that your loves....
Not pretty enough for you.....
Well I say your a silly silly goose........
Silly goose
Well There is peace to follow, maybe tomorrow we'll you will see a new moon. Your not as gone as they say you are
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