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Wolves (at my door)
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Wolves are at my door again
Theres monsters under my bed
Doesn't matter which way I turn
I can't get them out my head
Although I try I might fail
As I take on the world
But how do I measure failure
If I don't give it a whirl
Although the wolves are at my door
I won't run and hide
I won't give up on what I know
I will stand up for what is right
I won't give up until I die
Is this game too much to bear,
For one man standing alone
What lies below every breath
Is theres more here than what is shown
Although I am small I can see
From the shoulders of giants I am tall
And these wolves are watching over me
They'll be there waiting if I fall
Although the wolves are at my door
I won't run and hide
I won't give up on what I know
I will stand up for what is right
I won't give up until I die
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David Roddie Glasgow, UK
After several very enjoyable years, I stopped playing and performing in the band to focus on establishing a recording studio business venture. I opened recording and rehearsal studios when I was 20 years old and nurtured that business for over 10 years. In most of that time, I never performed live or wrote many songs to completion other than writing for clients of the studio. ... more
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