This song is dedicated to ones we've lost along the way.

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"Play to Win": Kursives' Anthem for Success and Breaking Free from Toxic Relationships

In a world where success often feels like a complicated and elusive pursuit, Kursives' latest single "Play to Win" serves as a powerful reminder to stay focused and never give up. The song is a testament to the importance of breaking free from toxic relationships and focusing on bigger things in life, while also touching on the theme of success and hard work.

One of the standout lyrics in the song is "whys it gotta be so complicated…I don't know… why I feel so obligated, can't go back in time that's not how this sh*t works thank you, next." This line perfectly captures the struggle of trying to navigate the complexities of life, and the need to move forward and break free from toxic relationships. Kursives' lyrics emphasize the importance of taking control of one's life and not letting the past hold them back.

Another memorable line in the song is "touch down like Pat Mahomes, every city I go feels like home." This line is a nod to Patrick Mahomes, the star quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs, and his incredible success on the football field. The reference to Mahomes is a powerful reminder that success is achievable through hard work and determination, and that with enough effort, anyone can reach their goals and make their dreams a reality.

In conclusion, "Play to Win" is a powerful and thought-provoking song that speaks to the struggles and triumphs of success and breaking free from toxic relationships. Kursives' lyrics are relatable and inspiring, and the song is sure to be a hit with fans of all ages. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, athlete, or just someone looking to make a change in your life, this song is a must-listen. So, take a page out of Kursives' book, and remember to "Play to Win."

PLAY TO WIN

Jordan was getting his life together and started really focusing on his music. I Looked up to his courage and his passion! This song was recorded two weeks before he passed away. 
                           Jordan Daniel Smith 
                 June 28,1989 - December 1, 2016

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