Back in Stride

About Back in Stride

"Back In Stride" is a 1985 single by Philadelphia based R&B group Maze. As with all of Maze's releases, the vocals were performed by Frankie Beverly, who also wrote and produced the single. The mid-tempo single claimed the number one spot on the soul singles chart, remaining there for two weeks, and reached eighty-eight on the Hot 100, in the spring of 1985.

Year:

1996

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There's so much going on it's crazy trouble all around
I'll tell you something I'm not gonna let it get me down
I been going through some funky changes changes are the same
We like the joy but we can't really stand the pain

I'm just happy to see you and me
Back in stride again
I'm just happy to see you and me
Back in stride again

I'm gonna try to keep it coming things ain't always smooth
But I'll be alright as long as I can feel the groove
Some how I know that I can make it you seem to like my style
Well don't you worry I'm gonna be around awhile

I'm just happy to see you and me
Back in stride again
I'm just happy to see you and me
Back in stride again

Tell you what I'm gonna do
I just want to be with you
Gonna give it all I can
Yes I'm back in stride again

There's so much going on it's crazy trouble all around
I tell you something I'm not gonna let it get me down
I been going through some funky changes changes are the same
We like the joy but we can't really stand the pain

I'm just happy to see you and me
Back in stride again
I'm just happy to see you and me
Back in stride again

Tell you what I'm gonna do
I just want to be with you
Gonna give it all I can
Yes I'm back in stride again

Back in stride again
Back in stride again
Back in stride again
Back in stride again

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Maze

A maze is a tour puzzle in the form of a complex branching passage through which the solver must find a route. In everyday speech, both maze and labyrinth denote a complex and confusing series of pathways, but technically the maze is distinguished from the labyrinth, as the labyrinth has a single through-route with twists and turns but without branches, and is not designed to be as difficult to navigate. The pathways and walls in a maze or labyrinth are fixed (pre-determined) – puzzles where the walls and paths can change during the game are categorised as tour puzzles. The Cretan labyrinth is the oldest known maze. more »

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