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"More Than Fine"
Single by Switchfoot
from the album The Beautiful Letdown
Released	2003
Format	CD
Recorded	2002
Genre	Alternative Rock
Length	4 min 14 s
Label	Sparrow Records
Writer(s)	Jon Foreman Tim Foreman
Producer	John Fields

More Than Fine is a song by the alternative rock band Switchfoot. It was released on their 2003 double-platinum record, The Beautiful Letdown. It was released as the album's lead single to CCM market through Sparrow Records, while the song "Meant to Live" was shipped to mainstream and alternative radio station formats by Columbia Records/Red Ink. Soon after release, it became the band's first No. 1 single on Christian Contemporary hit radio ^[1].

References

^ March 2003

v • d • e Switchfoot

Jon Foreman · Tim Foreman · Chad Butler · Jerome Fontamillas · Drew Shirley

Albums	The Legend of Chin · New Way to Be Human · Learning to Breathe · The Beautiful Letdown · Nothing Is Sound · Oh! Gravity. · Hello Hurricane · Vice Verses

EPs and Live Albums	Switchfoot: Live - EP · Oh! EP · Best of Bootlegs Vol. 1 · Building a Hurricane · iTunes Session · Eastern Hymns for Western Shores

Compilations	The Early Years: 1997–2000 · The Best Yet

DVDs	Switchfootage 1 and 2 · Live in San Diego · The Beautiful Letdown (Dual Disc) · Feet Don't Fail Me Now · Nothing Is Sound (Dual Disc) · Live at the Ventura Theatre · The Best Yet Live in Nashville

Singles	"Meant to Live" · "Dare You to Move" · "This Is Your Life" · "Stars" · "We Are One Tonight" · "Oh! Gravity." · "Awakening" · "This Is Home" · "Mess of Me" · "The Sound (John M. Perkins' Blues)" · "Your Love Is a Song" · "Bullet Soul"

Tours	The Beautiful Letdown · Nothing Is Sound · Oh! Gravity. · Appetite for Construction · Up in Arms · Music Builds · Crazy Making · Hello Hurricane

Other songs	"Only Hope" · "Love Is the Movement" · "More Than Fine" · "Gone" · "On Fire" · "Lonely Nation" · "Dirty Second Hands" · "Head over Heels (In This Life)" · "Rebuild" · "Another Christmas (Old Borego)" · "Always"

Related articles	Discography · lowercase people · Fiction Family

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