"Breaking Down The Walls" genre: Folk Rock
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	CD: Basement Demo (and other early works) Credits: Words & Music: Dave Mabelis/Bob Wiltse
	Lyrics Breaking Down The Walls He stands on a bridge, avoiding both sides She waits on the bank with her paddle but no guide The face on the moon is floating her way A path will open up one day she knows Let it be today And you’re breaking down the walls Waiting on the call I like the way the building stands But slaves have come with master plans for a mini-mall A wrecking ball, he can see it all In money city silhouettes and paper trail walls Made with shadow-tailed debts Blowing cigarette sails Biting coffee nails The lonely climb the vacant stairs And you’re breaking down the walls The boarded view of nothing was the best I’d seen in years Waiting on the call Like the rest you weigh with all the years And you’re breaking down the walls Like the rest you weigh with all the years Waiting on the call So you finally bought up all the papers ‘Cause you couldn’t stand rebuke And you changed all the opinions ‘Cause you didn’t share their views You passed them out on street corners to every girl and boy Coloring their minds until you couldn’t hear their voices say And you’re breaking down the walls Waiting on the call (R.J.Wiltse/chorus-D.R.Mabelis)

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