I like to think that I listen to a lot of music so this question is quite difficult to answer. Currently, though, I believe it is Heading For the Light by The Traveling Wilburys. The song is one my dad used to frequently listen to when I was much younger. We would go on road trips in the family sedan and on some sunny summer day this album would come on causing the ride to turn into karaoke. All of the songs on this album have a very special place in my heart as an unforgettable part of my childhood but I recently rediscovered this specific song. It just has such an uplifting vibe to it. The song acknowledges that life can be awful sometimes but it is also important to realize there are greener pastures if you just hold on. It resonates deeply with so many realistic worldviews; there are some who believe that life is pain but that simply is not true. As generic as it sounds: life is a series of ups and downs. Blanket statements about life being only good or only bad are totally irrelevant and this song embodies the sentiment that there is always an end to the misfortunes thrown our way. Heading for the Light compares the lows in life to a darkness that hangs overhead but one must always push forward and "Head for the Light."

1. I have tripped and fallen up the stairs on multiple occasions. It is a serious problem, I believe it is not an accident. 2. I must seek vengeance and justice. Stairs trip the ones I love most on purpose. 3. Stairs are my worst enemy; they like to pour the milk before the cereal.