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Track 7 from his fourth solo album “Back in the High Life” released in 1986 copyright Island Records. It was recorded mostly in New York at Unique Recording Studios, The Power Station, Right Track Studios and Giant Sound as well as at his home studio Netherturkdonic Studios in Gloucestershire, England. Unlike his previous two albums, on which he played all the instruments and sang all the vocals, numerous session musicians and special guests were featured on this release. The song “Split Decision” was co-written with Joe Walsh of the Eagles. The album received mostly excellent reviews and won three Grammy Awards including Record of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Performance–Male for “Higher Love” and Best Engineered Non-Classical Album. “Higher Love” became his first song to reach No. 1 on the Billboard chart. The album was successful worldwide and reached No. 8 in the U.K, No. 6 in Canada and No. 3 on the Billboard chart. It achieved Gold status in a few months and was certified 3X Platinum two years later. Written by Steve Winwood & Joe Walsh and produced by Russ Titelman & Steve Winwood. Featuring: Steve Winwood – Lead vocals, Prophet-5, Minimoog & Yamaha CS-80 synthesizers, Hammond C3 organ, Steinway piano, Ovation acoustic guitar, Fender Stratocaster lead and rhythm guitars, Ibanez mandolin, Multimoog keyboard fretless bass, Linn LM-1 drum machine & background vocals Special Guests: Joe Walsh – Slide guitar on “Freedom Overspill” & rhythm guitar on “Split Decision” Eddie Martinez – Lead guitar on “Higher Love” & rhythm guitar on “Freedom Overspill” Nile Rogers – Rhythm guitars on “Higher Love” & “Wake Me Up on Judgment Day” Ira Siegel – Lead guitar on “Wake Me Up on Judgment Day” Paul Pesco- Rhythm guitar on “The Finer Things” Andrew Thomas – PPG Waveterm Synthesizer Programming Robbie Kilgore – Synthesizers, sequencer programming, keyboards & synth bell Rob Mounsey – Synthesizers, keyboards & synth strings Philippe Saisse – Synth Bass on “Higher Love” Lewis Del Gatto – Tenor & baritone saxes Bob Mintzer – Tenor sax George Young – Alto sax Randy Brecker – Trumpet Tom Malone – Trombone David Frank – Synth horns & horn arrangements Carole Steele – Tambourine, congas & percussion John “JR” Robinson – Drums Mickey Curry – Drums on “Take It As It Comes” Steve Ferron – Drums on “Freedom Overspill” Jimmy Bralower – Drum machine programming Chaka Khan – Background vocal on “Higher Love” James Taylor – Background vocal on “Back in the High Life Again” James Ingram – Background vocal on “The Finer Things” Dan Hartman – Background vocal on “The Finer Things” Jocelyn Brown – Background vocals on “Wake Me Up on Judgment Day” & “Split Decision” Connie Harvey – Background vocals on “Wake Me Up on Judgment Day” & “Split Decision” Mark Stevens – Background vocals on “Wake Me Up on Judgment Day” & “Split Decision” Sometimes I think he knows too much His confidence never needs a crutch One man is a real one, the other wants to hide One man has his mind made up, the other can't decide By the time there's nothin' left to choose One man puts the fire out, the other lights the fuse Sometimes I think I know too much 'Bout what goes on in the real world and such Half of me is certain, the other isn't sure One half has the symptom, the other knows the cure By the time there's nothin' left to choose One half has the answer, the other looks for clues It's a (fine line) a very fine line (Split decision) It's a (fine line) a very fine line Sometimes I think we've come too far If we're lost and if not where we are Half of us is easy, the other half is hard Even though we do our best we end up bein' scarred By the time there's nothin' left to choose One man puts the fire out, the other lights the fuse It's a (fine line) a very fine line (split decision) It's a (fine line) yeah (split decision) Oh, it's a (fine line) it's a very fine line (split decision) oh It's a (fine line) a very fine line It's a (fine line) a very fine line (split decision) Oh, it's a (fine line, split decision) It's a (fine line) a very fine line (split decision) It's a (fine line) oh, a very fine line It's a very fine line It's a very fine, a very fine line Very, very fine Line