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Sky's the Limit is the fourteenth studio album by The Temptations for the Gordy (Motown) label released in 1971. The album includes the hit "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)", the Top 40 hit "Ungena Za Ulimwengu (Unite the World)", and the original version of "Smiling Faces Sometimes", later a Top 5 hit for The Undisputed Truth.

Eddie Kendricks said so long to The Temptations on this early-'70s album, with the glorious "Just My Imagination" being his swan song. The song that everyone missed was their lengthy, imaginative version of "Smiling Faces Sometimes," which wasn't a huge hit for them, but became a smash for The Undisputed Truth. Although they were successful with Damon Harris replacing Kendricks, things would never be the same.

Dave’s pre-Mae band differs in that, due to the fact that it was recorded on a small budget, there is much less production, giving the album a much rawer sound. Some of the best guitar on the album comes from A Song For Kate. The song starts with a restrained guitar riff and softly sung vocals before exploding into a much heavier chorus. This song is the best example on the album of the clean, transparent sound on Mae’s debut mixed with heavier distorted guitars that are much more prevalent on this album. Nostalgia is another highlight of the album, beginning with more than a minute of just guitar and drums before the vocals even come in.

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Track 7 from Authority Zero's 2002 album "A Passage in Time". No what in the hell what am i supposed to do? Just turn around regret it all or press on and make it through. See life is a lesson one big fuckin session thats right there in front of you.

Album Life After Death. Sky’s The Limit Lyrics. Baby, look at me, Mama love you And I know you ain't no little boy no more But you'll always be my baby It seems like only yesterday I was holding you in my arms Now look at you now big, but I worry about you I worry about you all the time, hangin' out on the corner

Sky's The Limit" is the first opening song of the anime adaptation of Persona 4. It is played at the beginning of the first 12 episodes with the exception of episode 1 and 9, during which " Pursuing My True Self " and " True Story ", respectively, are played. The song is performed by Shihoko Hirata and composed by Shoji Meguro, with lyrics by Lotus Juice.