I can't do it any quicker
I don't want it any slicker
As far as the eye can see
Is miles and miles
And I see sea

So try your best
And think about it later
Or you will never know

I don't feel fear anymore
But I can't risk getting more
As far as the ear can hear
The wave is coming loud and clear

So try your best
And think about it later
Or you will never know
So try your best
And think about it later
Or you will never know

Which way your life could go
And you'll know when you know

So try your best
And think about it later
Or you will never know

Which way your life could know
And you'll know when you know


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Try Your Best Lyrics as written by Charles Richard Wilson Andrew Robert White

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    Try your best in life and dont think about it. Otherwise life will pass you by. And you will never know what could have been.

    Portilloizayon November 15, 2008   Link
  • +1
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    Take advantage of the 1 life you have and do everything you can to do something successful or productive with it.

    Portilloizayon January 09, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I'm sure it's 'miles and miles of icy sea'

    I think it's blatantly obvious what this song is about. Although it's simple, I find it quite inspiring.

    I had their first album and I liked it but not that much, however I can't stop listening to Yours Truly Angry Mob. It's ace!!

    hartryon April 06, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    Yeh it's miles and miles of icy sea.

    Its on the inside of the album.

    i love this song.

    Shoeliaon May 14, 2007   Link
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    I wasnta fan of this song first time through the album, but the second listen had me... fantastic song. Great Harmony (almsot silverchair esc - diorama)

    SyroVisionon June 13, 2007   Link

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