Released: March 17, 2019

Songwriter: Forrest. Colin Padalecki

Producer: Forrest. Colin Padalecki

[Verse 1: Forrest]
Summertime, lazy
Living in a daydream
Feeling like I'm waiting for no one
Look at my new painting
Color never changing
All this time I’m wasting on no one

[Pre-Chorus: Forrest]
All these faces that I've never known
Looking for a place that they can call their own
I don't need much to call it a home
I’m doing just fine

[Chorus: Forrest]
If they need me, I'll be underneath the palm trees
Where I lay my head, where I lay my head
And I ain't gotta worry
'Cause all my worries fled, all my worries fled

[Post-Chorus]
Oh, all my worries fled, oh, yeah

[Verse 2: Forrest]
Thats why I'ma take it easy
Rude thoughts leave me
Fill the open space with the sounds of the blue sea
Everyday, woozy
Really like this new me
Wish you coulda knew me like this

[Pre-Chorus: Forrest]
All these faces that I've never known
Looking for a place that they can call their own
I don't need much to call it a home
I'm doing just fine

[Chorus: Forrest]
If they need me, I’ll be underneath the palm trees
Where I lay my head, where I lay my head
And I ain’t gotta worry
'Cause all my worries fled, all my worries fled

[Bridge: Forrest]
If you want me, you can find me
With the warm breeze and no worries
If you need me, you know I’ll be
With the green leaves of the palm trees
If you want me, you can find me
With the warm breeze and no worries
If you need me, you know I'll be
With the green leaves of the palm trees

[Chorus: Forrest]
Palm trees
Where I lay my head, where I lay my head
I ain't gotta worry
'Cause all my worries fled, all my worries fled

[Outro: Forrest]
All my worries fled

Surfaces

Formed in 2017, Surfaces is a Texas-based duo made up of Forrest. and Colin Padalecki, making upbeat, feel-good pop influenced by ‘70s R&B, electronica, and hip-hop.

After working with his cousin in high school, Padalecki continued working on tracks while attending Texas A&M University, where he began posting songs online, which caught the attention of Forrest. In December 2017, Surfaces released their debut album, Surf, which included the song “Be Alright.”

The track gained fans online and helped build buzz for the duo, who eventually found themselves touring in support of the album. In 2019, they issued their sophomore LP, Where the Light Is, which included “Sunday Best,” catapulting the duo into the spotlight. Surfaces returned with their third album, Horizons, in 2020.