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- Lift
- - 70,896 plays
  - 6 favs
  - 13 shares
Sister Hazel
Released 2004

Firefly
04:06
7,164 plays

World Inside My Head
04:42
6,896 plays

In The Moment
03:32
6,823 plays

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songs

- 1
- Surrender
- 03:44
- 5,927 plays

- 2
- Lay It Down
- 04:39
- 4,639 plays

- 3
- World Inside My Head
- 04:42
- 6,896 plays

- 4
- Hold On
- 03:59
- 4,203 plays

- 5
- I Will Come Through
- 04:26
- 4,020 plays

- 6
- All About The Love
- 02:59
- 4,619 plays

- 7
- In The Moment
- 03:32
- 6,823 plays

- 8
- Dreamers
- 03:30
- 4,301 plays

- 9
- Another Me
- 04:02
- 6,816 plays

- 10
- Firefly
- 04:06
- 7,164 plays

- 11
- Just What I Needed
- 04:02
- 5,910 plays

- 12
- Erin
- 01:59
- 4,442 plays

- 13
- Green (Welcome To The World)
- 04:56
- 5,136 plays

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album review

Sister Hazel probably deserved more from AAA radio than the cup of coffee they got with 1997's "All for You". The Florida combo writes strong hooks, and cultivates the same easily accessible sound that brought silver platters of success to dudes like Rob Thomas and notorious actress dater Adam Duritz. That said, Sister Hazel might lean a little much on the easygoing with 2004's Lift. The album is a wrinkle-free landscape with its emotions and instrumental points demarcated and annotated for quick and simple consumption - Lift is like Lean Cuisines for casual music fans. Opener "Surrender" offers come crackle, and its chorus is energizing and true. "Green" is as catchy as anything Train has ever written, so there's no reason why it shouldn't be a adult alternative chartbuster. Overall, the album's soft-toned production is like an enormous goosedown pillow of feelgood rock. Sister Hazel won't get you thinking too deep about anything, but they probably go great with coffee and Saturday mornings. Of course, that means you actually have to be up on Saturday morning. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide