This is an original song written by Sean Peifer and recorded by the band.  Nice piece of writing on this one.  I did the Mixing and mastering on this one.  Let us know what you think.  All comments are welcome. 
 
https://soundcloud.com/michaeljhanson/do-you-think-11
 
Performed by Scandalous Grace 
Words & Mu­sic: Sean Peifer
Sean Peifer: Lead Vox, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar Solos.
Michael Hanson: Bass, Electric Rhythm, BGV, Mixing/mastering.
Reece Bain: Keys, Drum Programing and BGVs.

Beautiful song guys! Love the lyrics. The bass, lead vocal, solo, and harmonies are great too. Just a couple crits though. At 0:13 it sounds like the solo acoustic hits a sour note. And when the drums kick In, it seems like the bass drum is either popping, or the beater attack is over EQ'ed. Just my two cents. I like the song a lot!

I don't judge others lest I be judged!

Mix comes across well here, the drums are little mundane to my furry ears but what would I know, thanks for sharing peeps.

Nice song and recording quality comes across really well. I think it is the kick drum that sounds a bit off tone wise in comparison to the rest of the kick. Great guitar playing as always though :)

Mike, this comes across as very polished on my system.  Good performances from all make this shine.  By George, I think you have it!

Lynn- Thanks for listening and commenting. If you get a chance, check out Lonely Road as well. We had a lot of fun with that song.

Mike, I thought it was truly great until the chorus came in. Yeah I know, who am I to judge. But I'm just trying to be helpful. I think if you guys put your heads together you could come up with a chorus that was more catchy. Really, the first minute or two was fantastic. If you had a hook that equaled the greatness of the verses you'd be gold.
 
Bill

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I don't judge others lest I be judged!

Hey David-thanks for listening.  I find the mark of a really good song, is that it often takes on multiple meanings, based on the person listening to the song.  You might find it interesting, I know that I did when Sean told us the actual inspiration behind the song; It's actually based around drug addiction.  
 
You might decide to listen once again.  I know it took on an entirely different feeling for me, once I understood the basis behind Sean's lyrics.  It's quite a powerful song.  

Nice job!   The vocals are really clear and well defined, and Sean's voice sounds great on this.  Overall I thought the mix was right for the song.  Good one.
 
My only two nits would be the kick drum as Bidode mentioned - it's a bit "flabby" IMO and could use a rounder tone to fit the song, and after everything kicks in it sounds like the instruments are pushing the beat a little so a little off with the drums (quantized?).