"Climbing The Walls" genre: Alternative Metal
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	This high energy, fast mover is a song for those who have ever felt that they had overcome the high hurdles of life, and when it was all said and done, had "Climbed The Walls". With more of an alternative rock style, this tune always gets the attention of the crowd. Check it out!
	MP3.com CD: All Is Well - buy it! CD: All Is Well Credits: Vocals: Kirk Layne, Bass: Al Gollehon, Guitar: Myke Starr, Drums: Robert Cordray
	Story Behind the Song We'll be Climbing The Walls. In those moments when it seems that you've taken all you can, when the stress level is at an all time peak, it's up to you to keep moving up the hills, leaping over the bariers that keep popping up in front of you. That's the underlying message in this song. Keep watching and waiting. You'll get the chance to prove yourself as being the sane one that can endure. IYAM knows . . . you've got to keep "Climbing The Walls" to get to the top. Lyrics The eagle has landed But the sparrows are stranded Caught in the wind of the storm They've lost their direction Thier inner conection The flock flies with no shape or form Watching the clock Picking the lock When sanity falls We'll be climbing the walls What is the matter Can the lamb get any fatter The table's set it waits for us to feast Why do we linger I can't put my finger On why we must put up with the beast Watching the clock Picking the lock When sanity falls We'll be climbing the walls An age with an answer A cure for the cancer Unveiling the gift known as life The knowlege of knowing The vision is showing us End of all pain and all strife Watching the clock Picking the lock When sanity falls We'll be climbing the walls

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