"Oh, God, grant me the serenity

To accept the things that I can not change

 The courage to change the things that I can

The wisdom to know the difference."

 Obviously her prayers were answered because she goes on to deliver 15 of the most amazing songs and lyrics she has to date.  Touching on subjects from broken relationship to her hair. Both sexes nursing a broken heart will jam religiously to songs like "The Heart of The Matter which is a well done remix of Don Henley classic, Good Morning, Private Party, and Wings of Forgiveness will capture your ears and assist you if you are in the need of healing. Yes it has it's fair share of Neo Soul introspective style "I Will Survive" anthems. 

No worries it  jams forward to touch other topics such as being thankful and conscious on songs like Summer. This is an album you can just let play or send to your ex to help with forgiveness. In a world where Lauryn Hill hasn't released a record in years and radio is dominated by I Want To F%&* You type of songs this disc is a welcome breath of fresh air.

 Make room on your trophy shelves India because I see more Grammies with this album ! On "India Song" she sing she wants to go to a place where the wind blows her name if she keep making music like this she may have the wind and trees screaming her name for an encore.